NASCAR Takeaways: SVG Wins at Sonoma by His Tightest Margin Ever

NASCAR star says quiet part out loud about Europe, punches nearly thrown & get these 's---boxes' off the track

Well, it was nice while it lasted.I thought we had finally broken the Shane Van Gisbergen spell when someone else won on a road course last week, only for him to absolutely mop the floor with us Sunday at Sonoma.Sure, Chase Briscoe tried to make things interesting at the end, but come on ... we all knew SVG was winning that race. You could've put Jeff Gordon in the field and SVG still would've dominated Sears Point.Side note: Remember when it us…

Van Gisbergen takes road course win again in Sonoma/ties Tony Stewart for second all-time - ButlerRadio.com - Butler, PA

Shane Van Gisbergen repeated as the winner at the Sonoma road course in just his second race at the California track. Van Gisbergen held off Chase Briscoe for his eighth win on a Cup Series road course. He is now tied with Tony Stewart for second all-time in victories on Nascar road courses, one behind Jeff Gordon’s record of nine wins. The drivers head to Chicagoland Speedway for a Sunday night race this weekend. The Cup Series had been running…

On the road again: Van Gisbergen continues road dominance

SONOMA, Calif. — Shane van Gisbergen continued his remarkable run on the twistiest tracks in NASCAR, but this was no easy Sunday drive.

Shane van Gisbergen holds off Chase Briscoe for Sonoma victory

SONOMA, Calif. — Sunday’s Toyota/Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway followed form — but not without the stiffest fight of Shane van Gisbergen’s brief NASCAR Cup Series career.

NASCAR takeaways: SVG wins at Sonoma by his tightest margin ever

Chase Briscoe made a late charge at Shane van Gisbergen. But SVG held on for his second Sonoma Cup Series victory in a row.

Shane van Gisbergen Chases Himself in Back-to-Back Sonoma Wins

Shane van Gisbergen completed a weekend sweep at Sonoma Raceway, overcoming an imperfect Cup car to hold off Chase Briscoe while explaining how Trackhouse Racing improved the No. 97 Chevrolet and why the team’s focus has already shifted to the upcoming oval stretch.