Watkins Glen in May? Those were the two somewhat startling reveals of the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series schedule. In fact, some might be scratching their heads asking, "what are they thinking?" Speedway Motorsports has the All-Star Race and wanted North Wilkesboro to have a points race on the 30th anniversary of the last points race at the track.

NASCAR fans who just witnessed a great weekend at Watkins Glen International in early August won’t have to wait as long to see their favorite drivers speed around the track in 2026, as NASCAR unveiled that next year’s race is scheduled for the spring.

It also makes a major change to the races at Watkins Glen International, the only New York state stop on the schedule. Traditionally held in August or September, next year the racing will be held on Mother’s Day weekend. The schedule released Wednesday ...

The race weekend at Watkins Glen made headlines after Connor Zilisch had a bad fall. However, another incident also took place in the Truck Series.

SportsLine reveals its projected leaderboard for the 2025 Go Bowling at The Glen at Watkins Glen International. Use it for NASCAR picks at sites like DraftKings, FanDuel and PrizePicks.

Watkins Glen International will host a NASCAR Cup Series race when the 2025 Go Bowling at The Glen begins on Sunday afternoon. There are only

Spire Motorsports co-owner Jeff Dickerson told SiriusXM NASCAR Radio he was "not ... impressed" with how Carson Hocevar and Michael McDowell raced each other at Watkins Glen.

The Schuyler County Italian-American Festival in Watkins Glen is continuing through the weekend. On Saturday, August 16, the event held its parade through the village.

Shane van Gisbergen has quickly established himself as the most dominant road racer in NASCAR and the 36-year-old from New Zealand will put

For the third time in as many years, Watkins Glen International will host its annual NASCAR events on a different weekend. The top stock car racing series in the world will make its stop in the Finger Lakes on May 8-10,

Watkins Glen native John Loose, an Army football assistant football coach, has helped raise more than $3 million for cancer research and services.