Clean air and crisp speed resulted in a third-place finish for part-time driver Luke Fenhaus at Michigan in the Craftsman Truck Series.

Track workers had to use power tools mid-race to fix the wall. Drivers were parked on the backstretch during the repair.

Frankie Muniz (33) leads a group of cars during a restart for the Craftsman Truck Series DQS Solutions and Staffing 250 ...

That is a sizeable increase from last year's Michigan race that featured a purse of $7,902,750. The total amount is the same ...

Earlier this season, after an extended stretch of bad luck and a winless streak approaching three years, Stewart Friesen wasn’t even sure if it was worth it to ...

See where your favorite NASCAR Cup Series drivers will pit this weekend in the Irish Hills at Michigan International Speedway ...

For the third time in as many weeks, Chase Briscoe has secured a Cup Series pole. The Hoosier laid down a lap of 195.514 mph ...

Stewart Friesen hoisted his first trophy of the season in Saturday afternoon's triple overtime DQS Solutions & Staffing 250 ...

A HUGE pileup in the NASCAR Truck Series race at Michigan has taken Ross Chastain out of contention and collected several ...

At least a dozen trucks involved in the late-race NASCAR Truck Series restart pileup that eliminated several contenders ...

Chase Briscoe earned the pole for Sunday’s Firekeepers 400 NASCAR Cup race at Michigan International Speedway.

Stewart Friesen hoisted his first trophy of the season in Saturday afternoon’s triple overtime DQS Solutions & Staffing 250 ...