NASCAR

  • NASCAR Reinstates Daniel Dye After Suspension, Won’t Return to Kaulig Racing

    NASCAR Reinstates Daniel Dye After Suspension, Won’t Return to Kaulig Racing

    Daniel Dye has been reinstated by NASCAR after an indefinite suspension for homophobic comments but will step away from his full-time role in the Craftsman Truck Series with Kaulig Racing. Corey LaJoie will replace him, while Ty Dillon joins the No. 25 entry. LaJoie aims to contribute positively to the team. Read more

  • 5 New Things We Learned From The F1 Japanese Grand Prix

    5 New Things We Learned From The F1 Japanese Grand Prix

    The Japanese Grand Prix showcased Kimi Antonelli’s remarkable victory, making him the youngest driver to win multiple races in F1 history. McLaren’s Piastri claimed P2, indicating the team’s resurgence, while Ferrari struggled with speed issues. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen’s frustration over car performance raises questions about his future in the sport. Read more

  • Pit Strategy Call Delivers Victory for Chase Elliott at Martinsville Speedway

    Pit Strategy Call Delivers Victory for Chase Elliott at Martinsville Speedway

    Chase Elliott secured his 22nd career victory at the Cook Out 400 in Martinsville, benefiting from a strategic short-pit call. Despite Denny Hamlin leading most laps, he couldn’t reclaim control after a late restart. The race highlighted strong performances, with Tyler Reddick maintaining his points lead amidst teammate setbacks. Read more

  • Justin Allgaier Claims Third Win of the Season at Martinsville Speedway

    Justin Allgaier Claims Third Win of the Season at Martinsville Speedway

    Justin Allgaier secured his third victory of the 2026 season at Martinsville Speedway, overcoming a chaotic race with 14 cautions and a major 19-car pileup. Leading 114 laps, he extended his championship points lead to 92. Corey Day and Sammy Smith finished second and third, respectively, as JR Motorsports continued its winning streak. Read more

  • Antonelli Becomes F1’s Youngest Championship Leader with Japanese GP Win

    Antonelli Becomes F1’s Youngest Championship Leader with Japanese GP Win

    Kimi Antonelli claimed victory at the Japanese Grand Prix, becoming the youngest leader in Formula 1 history at 19. After a challenging start, a safety car allowed him to pit strategically, enabling his ascent to the front. With a 13.7-second lead, he shifted the championship dynamics, now holding a nine-point advantage over competitors. Read more

  • Key Takeaways from Supercross Round 11: Roczen and Davies Shine

    Key Takeaways from Supercross Round 11: Roczen and Davies Shine

    Round 11 of Supercross at Ford Field showcased intense competition and pivotal moments. Ken Roczen claimed his 25th career win, altering the 450SMX title fight, while Cole Davies dominated the 250SMX East Main Event, extending his championship lead. The event highlighted the unpredictable nature of racing as the standings tighten. Read more