Shane van Gisbergen isn’t done shaking things up in the racing world. After making his mark in NASCAR, the three-time Supercars champion is looking to bring some of NASCAR’s biggest names into his old stomping ground.

A Daytona Duel big one ended the second duels race Thursday. It involved aNASCAR Cup Series champion and a highly touted rookie. Coming to the checkered flag in the second qualifying race, rookie Shane van Gisbergen tried to make a move to the outside and was not clear of Christopher Bell.

The New Zealand native and driver of the No 88 Chevy checks in with Athlon Sports ahead of the 2025 NASCAR season.

He's one of four Daytona 500 entries within Trackhouse Racing’s potent Chevrolet stable. Owner Justin Marks has assembled a lineup worthy of a United Nations seat: van Gisbergen from New Zealand, Helio Castroneves from Brazil, Daniel Suarez from Mexico, and Ross Chastain, the homeboy from Florida.

In his first weekend as a full-time NASCAR Cup Series competitor, Shane Van Gisbergen is already turning heads… this time on the short track of Bowman Gray Stadium, bringing home a ninth-place result in the Cook Out Clash.

Shane Van Gisbergen has done enough superspeedway racing now, the category that defines the NASCAR events at Daytona International Speedway

The Daytona Duels on Thursday evening brought carnage for the NASCAR Cup Series, and now there’s a bevy of drivers who will be dropping to the rear due to having to go to a backup car for Sunday’s race.

Shane van Gisbergen’s Daytona Duel ended in chaos with a last-lap crash that wrecked his #88 car and forced him into a backup for the Daytona 500. What went wrong? Who was involved? We break down every detail of the dramatic wreck that reshaped the race.

NASCAR crash in the second Daytona Duel has forced Kyle Larson and six other drivers to move to backup cars and behind the field for the Daytona 500.