NASCAR Cup Series star Katherine Legge has opened up on her long-standing fight against being a ‘token' in the racing world.

Katherine Legge shares her NASCAR adaptation journey on “Stacking Pennies,” offering candid insights, advice to young drivers ...

Katherine Legge’s “Stacking Pennies” interview reveals NASCAR challenges, resilience, and wins fans’ respect with candid ...

Katherine Legge admits adapting to NASCAR has been a challenge, but the Great Britain native is getting the hang of driving a stock car after her long history driving sports cars like in IMSA.

Katherine Legge is the first woman to compete in the Cup Series since Danica Patrick in 2018. She is sponsored by e.l.f. Cosmetics. Learn about her journey in racing along with the e.l.f. products she ...

Katherine Legge finished 17th at this year’s Brickyard 400 for her highest career finish yet. She’s got a lot of backlash this year for poor performances and awful errors, however.

NASCAR fans react to Katherine Legge’s career-best Cup finish at Brickyard 400 ahead of Briscoe and van Gisbergen ...

Katherine Legge is relishing in an impressive top-20 run in the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday.

35. Riley Herbst, 262. 36. Cody Ware, 149. 37. Katherine Legge, 56. 38. Jimmie Johnson, 35. Article continues below this ad ...

35. Riley Herbst, 262. 36. Cody Ware, 149. 37. Katherine Legge, 56. 38. Jimmie Johnson, 35. Article continues below this ad ...

34. Noah Gragson, 275. 35. Riley Herbst, 262. 36. Cody Ware, 149. 37. Katherine Legge, 56. 38. Jimmie Johnson, 35. 39. Corey LaJoie, 5. 40. Derek Kraus, 5.

Katherine Legge impressed NASCAR fans with a career-best 17th Cup finish at the Brickyard 400, beating Chase Briscoe and Shane van Gisbergen in Indianapolis.