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Marko Admits Concern That Verstappen Could Leave Red Bull
Red Bull Racing’s Helmut Marko voices serious concerns about Max Verstappen potentially leaving the team after a poor performance in the Bahrain Grand Prix, finishing sixth. Issues with tire management and pit stops hindered Verstappen, who noted a significant decline in the car’s performance. Marko emphasizes the urgency for improvements to retain their world champion. Read more
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Stewart rockets to first ever NHRA Top Fuel win in Las Vegas
Tony Stewart achieved his first NHRA Top Fuel victory at the 25th annual NHRA 4-Wide Nationals in Las Vegas. Driving a Dodge//SRT dragster, he secured the win with a time of 3.870 seconds, defeating Antron Brown. This win enhanced his rising NHRA career and marked Stewart’s achievement on every track configuration in Las Vegas. Read more
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Larson Sweeps Bristol Weekend with Dominant Cup Series Victory Dedicated to Jon Edwards
Kyle Larson delivered an overwhelming performance at Bristol Motor Speedway Sunday, leading 411 of 500 laps to capture the Food City 500 NASCAR Cup Series race in dominant fashion. The victory held special emotional significance as Larson dedicated his win to Jon Edwards, his friend and PR representative who passed away suddenly during the week… Read more
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Kirkwood Dominates 50th Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach for Third Career IndyCar Victory
Kyle Kirkwood triumphed in the 50th Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, converting his pole position into a dominant win. Leading 46 laps, Kirkwood secured his third IndyCar victory, edging out Alex Palou, who placed second. Christian Lundgaard’s unique tire strategy propelled him from 12th to third, highlighting a thrilling race day. Read more
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Kyle Larson Dominates at Bristol Motor Speedway
In a commanding performance at Bristol Motor Speedway, pole winner Kyle Larson led 277 of 300 laps to claim victory in Saturday’s SciAps 300 NASCAR Xfinity Series race. The driver of the No. 17 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet showcased pure dominance throughout the event, finishing 2.054 seconds ahead of Carson Kvapil. Larson dedicated his win to… Read more
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Piastri Dominates Bahrain Grand Prix with Commanding Victory
Oscar Piastri delivered a flawless performance to claim victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix, moving himself to within three points of the world championship lead. The Australian driver converted his pole position into a commanding win, securing his second victory of the season and McLaren’s first-ever triumph at the Bahrain circuit. Piastri’s dominance was challenged… Read more
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