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Brad Keselowski Treated for Heat Exhaustion After Cooling System Failure at COTA
Brad Keselowski was treated for heat exhaustion after his cooling system failed during the NASCAR Cup Series race at COTA. The RFK Racing driver finished 15th but had to be carried from pit road on a stretcher. He was later released after receiving IV fluids, marking his best finish of 2025. Read more
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Christopher Bell Claims Second Straight Victory in COTA Thriller
Christopher Bell secured his second consecutive NASCAR Cup Series win in a dramatic EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix at Circuit of The Americas. After battling Kyle Busch, William Byron, and Tyler Reddick in the closing laps, Bell crossed the finish line 0.433 seconds ahead of Byron. Read more
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Connor Zilisch’s Cup Debut Ends in Dramatic Crash at COTA
Eighteen-year-old Connor Zilisch’s NASCAR Cup debut ended prematurely when he collided with teammate Daniel Suarez’s spinning car at Circuit of the Americas. Despite starting 14th, facing a first-lap flat tire, and briefly holding the race’s fastest lap, the Xfinity race winner couldn’t avoid the smoke-filled incident. Read more
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Scott Dixon Runs IndyCar Opener Without Radio Communication
Scott Dixon came heartbreakingly close to his first St. Petersburg victory, but a radio failure left him without communication for most of the race. The miscue cost him a crucial pit stop, allowing teammate Alex Palou to take the win. Dixon finished second, frustrated by the missed opportunity for victory. Read more
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Palou Opens 2025 IndyCar Season with Dominant Victory at St. Petersburg
Alex Palou launched his quest for a third consecutive IndyCar championship with a commanding victory at St. Petersburg. The Chip Ganassi Racing star outpaced teammate Scott Dixon, who impressively finished second despite racing 90 laps without radio communication, while Josef Newgarden completed the podium. Read more
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Roczen and Hampshire Conquer Daytona Supercross
Ken Roczen charged from fourth to first mid-race, securing his first Daytona victory and Suzuki’s first since 2009. Meanwhile, RJ Hampshire captured an emotional 250SX win dedicated to his late father. Cooper Webb’s second-place finish extended his championship lead to 10 points. Read more
