Ben Kennedy, NASCAR's Executive Vice President and Chief Venue and Racing Innovations officer, shared the reason why the sport finds it 'difficult' to travel overseas for races.

NASCAR's first international Cup Series race of the modern era is all about the eyeballs, specifically new fans in the Mexico ...

NASCAR Executive Vice President and Chief Racing Development Officer Ben Kennedy recently spoke in detail following the announcement that Homestead-Miami Speedway will reclaim its spot as host of ...

Ben Kennedy has always held a certain fondness towards Bowman Gray Stadium. Back when the great grandson of NASCAR founder Bill France was a 21-year-old development racer in the old K&N Pro Series ...

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NASCAR’s first international Cup Series race of the modern era is all about the eyeballs, specifically new fans in the Mexico City market. NASCAR will be on the track Friday for the first of three ...

Ben Kennedy, the Executive Vice President and Chief Venue and Racing Innovation Officer for NASCAR pulled back to curtain on venues that shouldn't be expected to be part of the rotation at least ...

On Tuesday, Ben Kennedy, NASCAR Executive Vice President and Chief Venue & Racing Innovations Officer confirmed that Busch's legal woes in Mexico have been resolved and that the sanctioning body ...

In an interview with Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic, Ben Kennedy, NASCAR executive vice president, chief venture and racing innovation officer, explained the decision to move to the championship ...

Ben Kennedy, NASCAR’s Executive Vice President and Chief Venue & Racing Innovations Officer, appeared on Kevin Harvick’s Happy Hour to talk about the logistical planning for the Mexico City race.

Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben and Jerry's, is detained by U.S. Capitol Police for disrupting proceedings during a hearing with U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on ...