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Joey Logano Claims Third NASCAR Cup Series Title in Phoenix Thriller
Joey Logano won his third NASCAR Cup Series championship at Phoenix Raceway, narrowly defeating teammate Ryan Blaney. This victory makes Team Penske the first to capture three consecutive championships in the Next-Gen car era. Logano capitalized on a second chance in the playoffs, showcasing remarkable skill and teamwork amid challenges. Read more
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Allgaier Crowned Xfinity Series Champion
In a thrilling finale at Phoenix Raceway, Justin Allgaier won his first NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship after overcoming numerous challenges, including starting from the back of the field and facing double penalties. A timely caution allowed him to regain a lap and finish second, clinching the championship. His victory highlights a remarkable 14-year journey. Read more
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Majeski Dominates Phoenix to Clinch First NASCAR Truck Series Championship
Ty Majeski won his first NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series championship at Phoenix Raceway, dominating the final race by leading 132 of 150 laps. His victory, nearly four seconds ahead of Corey Heim, secured ThorSport Racing’s sixth title. Meanwhile, championship contenders Christian Eckes and Grant Enfinger placed third and fifth, respectively. Read more
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Blaney Tops Final Cup Practice at Phoenix Championship Weekend
Ryan Blaney, the defending NASCAR Cup Series champion, showed strong performance in final practice at Phoenix Raceway, recording the fastest lap. He leads in single-lap and consecutive averages. Fellow contenders William Byron, Joey Logano, and Tyler Reddick displayed promise, while non-contenders Martin Truex Jr. and Kyle Larson also performed well. Read more
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NASCAR Playoffs Heat Up Across All Three Series at Homestead-Miami: Weekend Preview
This weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway, NASCAR’s championship races are heating up across all three series. Joey Logano secures a Cup Series spot, while A.J. Allmendinger advances in Xfinity. In the Craftsman Truck Series, a tight race shapes up as several drivers contend for the remaining playoff positions. High stakes await. Read more
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SuperMotocross World Championship Celebrates Record-Breaking 2024 Season
The 2024 SuperMotocross World Championship series experienced notable success, achieving an average viewership of 502,000 and a 26% increase from 2023. The season’s highlight was a record-breaking 1.1 million viewers during the Washougal race. Streaming on Peacock reached new heights, further solidifying the sport’s growing popularity and fan engagement. Read more
