A NASCAR Xfinity Series race saw a massive crash occur at Watkins Glen International on Saturday featuring Austin Hill, ...

WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. — While Shane van Gisbergen seeks to win his fourth consecutive road course race of the season today at ...

Michael McDowell asserts that the Kiwi road course ace Shane van Gisbergen is beatable, while taking a dig at other drivers' ...

McDowell made his first Xfinity Series start in over nine years. His previous start came at Road America where he drove for ...

A week removed from a one-race suspension that kept him sidelined at Iowa, Austin Hill found himself involved in another ...

The heavy favorite to win this weekend's Go Bowling at The Glen is Shane van Gisbergen, but if he were to have issues or something were to happen, Michael McDowell would definitely be in contention to ...

Back from his suspension, Austin Hill is at the center of another controversial wreck. This one doesn’t appear intentional.

It’s not very often that a rival stands up in support of another driver who wrecked him. But that’s exactly what happened in Saturday’s Xfinity Series race at Watkins Glen International.

Spire Motorsports' Michael McDowell is a renowned road course driver – a favorite every time the series stops at a track with ...

Road-course ace Michael McDowell finds himself in need of a win to lock himself into the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs and ...

Spire Motorsports had a great showing last year at Watkins Glen International, with all cars finishing inside the top-10.

Austin Hill makes contact with Michael McDowell's left-rear coming off of Turn 5, sending the No. 11 into the wall and collecting multiple cars.