Overview
NASCAR’s annual Chicago Street Race is set to showcase its thrilling moments for the third year in a row. From the competitive drive of Shane van Gisbergen, who made a sensational entrée to winning the race, to local hero Chase Elliott’s triumphant return back to victory lane.
Where to Watch the Race
- Date: Sunday, July 6, 2 p.m. ET
- Location: Chicago Street Course, Chicago, Ill.
- TV: TNT
- Streaming: fubo (try for free)
Race Preview
This year’s race has raised the stakes, as only four playoff spots are still available, intensifying the competition among drivers. The race is especially critical because 41 cars are registered for just 40 available spots. Drivers like Corey Heim and Austin Hill represent full-time teams aiming for their chances in this popularly contested race followed by other challengers including Katherine Legge and Josh Bilicki.
Notable Drivers
- Shane van Gisbergen - Considered a favorite after recent explosive performances of dominating his competition.
- Josh Bilicki - Discussed his aspirations and strategies to secure a spot in this year’s race, revealing insights on team dynamics and funding challenges during qualifying.
“We’re the smallest team by a longshot with a fraction of the next team’s budget, so people are probably counting us out already,” said Bilicki, addressing pressures of qualifying.
Latest updates
- Daniel Suarez has announced his impending departure from Trackhouse Racing, transitioning in 2026, following two successful years with the team.
“I’ve had some of the best years with Trackhouse and we mutually agreed to part ways, wishing them the best moving forward,” Suarez stated regarding his departure.
