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Shane van Gisbergen extended his winning streak to two straight and three victories in the last five weeks with yet another dominating run on a road course. The New Zealander once again showed ...

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When Kasey Kahne joined Hendrick Motorsports in 2012, Rick Hendrick drew a hard line - no Sprint Cars, no Midgets. No dirt ovals. Nothing that could jeopardise his NASCAR investments.

Sunday’s 400-lap, 600-mile race will go green just after 6 p.m., with stage breaks at Laps 100, 200, and 300. Coverage of the on-track activity will be carried on Amazon Prime Video.

JR Motorsports owner and Amazon Prime Video NASCAR analyst Dale Earnhardt Jr. describes Amazon Prime Video's NASCAR debut at Charlotte last weekend ahead of Amazon Prime's next race at Nashville.

Prime Video launched its inaugural season of NASCAR Cup Series coverage with an average viewership of 2.72 million for Sunday night's Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte.

NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600 moved to Amazon Prime, sparking fan outrage over lost tradition and concerns about leaving longtime viewers behind.

Two NASCAR insiders shared their thoughts on Prime Video’s coverage of the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. On The Teardown podcast, Jeff Gluck and Jordan Bianchi of The Athletic ...