Who won the NASCAR Cup Series race at Chicago? Shane van Gisbergen is the winner, plus full NASCAR Cup Series results at Chicago street race.

The checkered flag has been waved for potentially the last NASCAR Street Race weekend in Chicago. The final races wrapped up right as rain showers rolled into the area.

Fans were back in and around Grant Park on Sunday for another high-octane day of racing. This now marks an end to the final year of the NASCAR contract in Chicago, but there are options included to possibly extend the race to 2026 and 2027.

Unfortunately the future of the race is in doubt as the three-year event contract with the city has run out and looks unlikely to be renewed.

Mayor Brandon Johnson said Tuesday he is open to bringing the NASCAR Chicago Street Race back, but only after including more people in discussions about a contract extension than when former Mayor Lori Lightfoot agreed to the original deal.

As NASCAR's Chicago Street Race embarks on its third, and perhaps final, edition, drivers spoke fondly about the experiment's legacy.

CHICAGO - As the third annual NASCAR Chicago Street Race is coming to a close, Chicago's streets will begin to reopen. Below is a list of when each street will reopen. Michigan Avenue Northbound and Southbound at 10:00 a.m. All the morning news in under five minutes. Congress Plaza Drive Northbound and Southbound at 8:00 p.m.

NASCAR Chicago Street Race will be held July 5 and 6 around Grant Park. Road closures, traffic plans, parking restrictions and more are in place.

Shane van Gisbergen completed a sweep on the Chicago Street Course this past weekend, winning both the Xfinity Series and NASCAR Cup Series races on the tricky downtown circuit.

The work isn’t always glamorous, but pit crews and other support staff play an important role in pulling off successful races.

After coming up short at Chicago, Connor Zilisch will get a rematch with Shane van Gisbergen on Saturday at Sonoma (4:30 p.m. ET, The CW).