In a short time, NASCAR improved the track-build process and proved that the concept of parachuting into a major city for a race is doable.

Shane van Gisbergen made history and NASCAR's future at Chicago remains uncertain. Here are the biggest takeaways from the Windy City.

All the information you need to get ready for the Grant Park 165 NASCAR Cup Series race, Sunday on the streets of Chicago.

Mayor Brandon Johnson said Tuesday he is open to bringing the NASCAR Chicago Street Race back, but only after including more people in discussions about a contract extension than when former Mayor Lori Lightfoot agreed to the original deal.

Senior mayoral adviser Jason Lee acknowledged that there are “some real limitations on moving the date” based on NASCAR’s overall schedule and "some of the local events in Chicago in the same footprint.

As NASCAR's Chicago Street Race embarks on its third, and perhaps final, edition, drivers spoke fondly about the experiment's legacy.

After the two drivers had a tit-for-tat on the streets of Chicago, NASCAR is keeping an eye on Ross Chastain and Joey Logano. If those two want to continue this feud on the track, then they better get creative.

Steering around questions about the event's future, Mayor Brandon Johnson says "a conversation" with NASCAR is the next step. Ald. Brendan Reilly says he is optimistic about getting "a good deal for Chicago.

Roads were beginning to reopen Monday around Grant Park after this weekend's NASCAR races, and many fans and city officials are wondering if NASCAR will return to Chicago.

With the third NASCAR Chicago Street Race in the rearview mirror, the racing company is negotiating with local officials over its future in the Second City — and both sides appear open to the race's return.

Bubba Wallace bought Alex Bowman dinner ahead of Sunday's race at Sonoma (3:30 p.m. ET, TNT Sports) as both move on from a Chicago run-in.