The Latest Breaking News from Justin Marks

Justin Marks, co-owner of Trackhouse Racing, will run the Xfinity Series race in NASCAR's first-ever event on the streets of Chicago.

Finishing 19th in a Late Model race may not sound like fun, but his participation was part of the lead-in events to this weekend’s All-Star Weekend and the reopening of the iconic North Wilkesboro (N.C.) Speedway.

The track has decided to remove a section of the Turns 3/4 wall, which Chastain's car slammed against in a daring full-throttle maneuver known now as the 'Hail Melon.' It's also been referred to as the 'Martinsville Miracle' and various other nicknames. 

Ross Chastain has agreed to a multi-year contract extension with Trackhouse Racing, solidifying his future with the team.

The driver put his car into fifth gear at Martinsville last year, sending himself from 10th to fifth to secure the final championship spot.

Some of the biggest names in NASCAR have banded together to purchase the CARS Tour, helping preserve a popular regional late model racing series.

Three former and current NASCAR drivers have partnered to purchase the CARS Tour, a popular Late Model stock car series based in the Southeast United States.

They say if opportunity doesn’t come knocking, build a door. Instead, Trackhouse Racing boss Justin Marks built a house around the Next Gen car that rocked NASCAR’s establishment and came closest to denying Team Penske the first title of the Cup Series' new era. Here's how he did it...

They say if opportunity doesn’t come knocking, build a door. Instead, Trackhouse Racing boss Justin Marks built a house around the Next Gen car that rocked NASCAR’s establishment and came closest to denying Team Penske the first title of the Cup Series' new era. Here's how he did it