For the first time in Motorsports Today history, we covered consecutive NASCAR Cup Series race weekends on site. After traveling to South Carolina to cover the Southern 500, Tim Moore was back on the road, alongside our photographer Riley Ogle, at World Wide Technology Raceway in St. Louis, bringing you coverage of race 2 of the Cup playoffs, as well as the Xfinity Series regular season finale. Hear from the winners, Denny Hamlin and Connor Zilisch, plus interviews with Kyle Larson, Christopher Bell, Bubba Wallace, Ryan Blaney, Alex Bowman, Shane van Gisbergen, Austin Cindric, Josh Berry, Carson Hocevar, Joe Gibbs, Brandon Jones, Harrison Burton, Jeb Burton, and Jordan Anderson!
Then, Eddie Kalegi dives deeper into the Enjoy Illinois 300 and the state of the NASCAR playoff picture ahead of Saturday's elimination race. Plus, a breakdown of Sunday's Italian Grand Prix at Monza, Max Verstappen's unbelievable lap, and the controversial manufactured position swap between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri late in the race.This weekend's coverage was powered by SeatGeek! Use promo code MTODAY for $20 off your first purchase at checkout!
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