Phil Allaway is a Sports Car Racing Editor at Frontstretch. He focuses on various sports disciplines, including individual and team sports, while managing the site's e-mail newsletter and ensuring TV broadcasters provide accurate coverage through his weekly Couch Potato Tuesday feature. Phil's work has been featured in Columbia-Greene Media and Frontstretch.com, LLC.
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Earning much-needed top 10s, Austin Dillon finished sixth and Kyle Busch in eighth in the Cup race at The Glen.
By: Stephen Stumpf, Eric Schneck, Michael Finley, Phil Allaway
A seemingly impossible charge for the win by Shane van Gisbergen and late-race strategy made for one of the more intriguing road races at Watkins Glen.
Fortunately, its race weekend will be in September in 2027.
By: Phil Allaway
We've got a busy weekend all around. NASCAR will be back in action, while things are heating up in Indianapolis.
How did FOX Sports handle the complicated new All-Star Race format, especially when expected frontrunners got knocked out early?
This weekend, the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship will race in Downtown Detroit on the undercard of the NTT IndyCar Series.
With Memorial Day weekend complete, things will stay busy in the world of motorsports. NASCAR's series are all back in action, while the NTT IndyCar Series and the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship will be in Detroit.
Earl Bamber has dominated in Detroit to this point.
Action Express Racing's Earl Bamber and Jack Aitken continued their domination in Detroit Saturday (May 31), leading 73 of 82 laps to win the IMSA
How well did the broadcast cover the brake rotor explosions?
