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3 days ago
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Berry on Sonoma contact with Hocevar: 'A complete mistake'
Josh Berry gives his side of the events that led to him wrecking Carson Hocevar at Sonoma Raceway and shares he hasn't been able to contact the No. 77 driver to apologize.
Yahoo
14-07-2025
- Automotive
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Shane van Gisbergen extends winning streak with an intense NASCAR Cup victory at Sonoma
Shane van Gisbergen started Sunday's Cup race from Sonoma Raceway on pole position, and he stayed there for most of the day. SVG has now won the last three road/street courses on the schedule, securing Red Bull's first win as a primary sponsor in the Cup Series since the 2011 season. "Yeah, it was pretty tough stuff," said SVG, who led 97 of 110 laps. "We had an amazing car. Chase Briscoe, what a great racer and gave me respect. Jumped the last one a little bit and it was pretty tense, but amazing. So stoked for Red Bull, Trackhouse, Chevy. I believe we had a really fun weekend here, some great races, and I hope everyone enjoyed that." Advertisement Watch: Cabernet Shane! No. 88 driver collects third Cup win of 2025 at Sonoma Van Gisbergen was cruising out front when Cody Ware lost a wheel with 15 laps to go, setting up a dramatic sprint to the finish. SVG chose to stay out on older tires, and 13 other drivers did the same. Chase Elliott led the way among the drivers who pitted for fresh rubber, but his forward progress was hindered by a series of cautions, burning up several laps. A crash from Noah Gragson and a spin into the tire barriers by Ricky Stenhouse Jr. both forced restarts, but in both situations, van Gisbergen remained in form control of the race. Advertisement Elliott got all the way up to third while Chase Briscoe finished exactly where he started -- second. Michael McDowell and Christopher Bell rounded out the top five with Tyler Reddick, Ty Gibbs, William Byron, Joey Logano, and Kyle Busch filling out the rest of the top ten. Stage 1 and 2 Chase Briscoe, Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota Chase Briscoe, Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota At the start of the race, things were mostly clean as SVG drove off with the lead. However, he and most of the field chose to flip the stage, short-pitting before the scheduled caution. His teammate Ross Chastain took another path, staying out and earning his first stage win of the year. Despite pitting, van Gisbergen still managed to end the stage in second place. Advertisement As the second stage got underway, there was some more contact throughout the pack, with A.J. Allmendinger and John Hunter Nemechek both going for a spin. SVG again chose to pit from the lead while Kyle Larson stayed out to try and win the stage. However, that didn't work out for him as van Gisbergen ran him down and passed him for the stage win. Stage 3 Ryan Blaney, Team Penske Ford Ryan Blaney, Team Penske Ford The final stage was the wildest of all as Ryan Blaney got sent into the dirt by Chris Buescher, getting stuck on a hill off-track and causing the first caution for an incident. At the same time, both Bubba Wallace and Denny Hamlin spun. And while tensions were rising on the track, it was also getting heated in the pit lane as the RFK Racing and Joe Gibbs Racing pit crews got into a small scuffle. Advertisement The final round of green-flag pit stops began with about 30 laps to go, but van Gisbergen waited until 26 laps to go to make his final stop. He continued to lead for the remainder of the race, despite multiple restarts where he had to fend off Briscoe. To read more articles visit our website.
Yahoo
11-06-2025
- Business
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Raceway RE Partners Acquires Historic Freehold Property to Lead Community-Centered Redevelopment Vision
FREEHOLD, N.J., June 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Raceway RE Partners is proud to announce the acquisition of the iconic 58-acre Raceway Park property in Freehold, New Jersey. This landmark transaction marks a significant milestone in the group's mission to thoughtfully redevelop properties that reflect the history, spirit, and evolving needs of the surrounding community. Jake Lebowitz of Raceway RE Partners shared:"This land holds generations of memories—an incredible 171 years of horse racing took place here—and we intend to honor that legacy while introducing a vibrant, exciting, and forward-thinking destination for all." Raceway RE Partners has deep roots in the local community and proudly operates several area businesses that employ many dedicated local residents. With this foundation, the group is committed to delivering lasting value—not only through physical development but through meaningful community engagement and giving back. "Raceway's mission has always been to create more value both economically and socially within the community, so we can give more back—to our local charities, hospitals, police, firefighters, food banks, and more," said Lebowitz. "We're not just building for profit. We're building for purpose." The preliminary vision for the site includes beautifully integrated multi-use retail, chef-driven dining, and a boutique hotel and social club—designed around walkability, family experience, and long-term community benefit. Raceway RE Partners is actively working with township leadership and local stakeholders to ensure that plans are shaped in a way that respects both the site's historic significance and the needs of Freehold's future. Raceway RE Partners will continue to share updates as planning progresses and looks forward to working hand-in-hand with residents and officials to bring this exciting vision to life. About Raceway RE PartnersRaceway RE Partners is a New Jersey-based real estate development group focused on transformative, community-first projects that balance historical preservation with thoughtful design and economic growth. Contact:Jake LebowitzRaceway RE PartnersPhone: (732) 313-3740Email: info@ View original content: SOURCE Raceway RE Partners Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
