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RJ Hampshire Joins Team USA for 2025 Motocross of Nations
RJ Hampshire has been drafted into Team USA for the 2025 Motocross of Nations, replacing the injured Chase Sexton. Hampshire will race the Open class alongside Eli Tomac (MXGP) and Haiden Deegan (MX2). Despite a recent collarbone injury, Deegan remains on the roster, with Justin Cooper named backup. Read more
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Jett Lawrence Takes Third SMX Crown, Jo Shimoda Makes History in Chaotic Las Vegas Finale
In a dramatic SMX World Championship finale under the Las Vegas lights, Jett Lawrence secured his third straight 450SMX title, while Jo Shimoda made history as the first Japanese rider to win an SMX championship. The night delivered high-stakes racing, emotional battles, and a historic sweep for Team Honda HRC Progressive. Read more
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Rodney Childers to Join JR Motorsports as Crew Chief in 2026
JR Motorsports announced Rodney Childers will join the team in 2026 as crew chief of the No. 1 Chevrolet with drivers Carson Kvapil and Connor Zilisch. A 40-time Cup Series winner, Childers brings championship experience to JRM as he transitions to the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series. Read more
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Verstappen Dominates Azerbaijan GP as Piastri Crashes Out, Sainz Celebrates Historic Williams Podium
Max Verstappen dominated the Azerbaijan Grand Prix with a commanding grand slam victory, while George Russell finished second and Carlos Sainz celebrated Williams’s first podium since 2021. Championship leader Oscar Piastri crashed out on lap one, but Lando Norris failed to fully capitalize, trimming just six points from his deficit. Read more
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Blaney Leads Penske Ford Surge with Playoff Win at New Hampshire
Ryan Blaney powered his No. 12 Team Penske Ford to victory in Sunday’s Mobil 1 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, outrunning Josh Berry by less than a second. The win, Blaney’s third of 2024, secures his spot in the Round of 8 and highlights a strong Ford resurgence. Read more
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Corey Heim Ties Single-Season NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series Win Record with Ninth Victory at New Hampshire
Corey Heim delivered a dominant performance at New Hampshire, scoring his record-tying ninth NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series win of 2025. The TRICON Garage driver led 124 laps, swept both stages, and secured his 20th career victory, matching Greg Biffle’s 1999 mark as he continues a historic championship campaign. Read more
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