NASCAR's First Downtown Street Race Sees Memorable Finish Despite Weather Challenges
- A NASCAR contractor died while setting up equipment for the inaugural Chicago street race.
- Heavy rain delayed and shortened the Xfinity and Cup Series races but fans enjoyed the spectacle.
- Shane van Gisbergen won his Cup Series debut, becoming the first driver to do so since 1963.
- NASCAR hopes to build upon the event's success and broaden its international reach.
- Chicago aims to make the race an annual tradition to boost tourism and economic activity.








































