Haiden Deegan will make his 450 Class debut in 2026 with Monster Energy Yamaha Star Racing. After dominating the 250 ranks with multiple championships, “DangerBoy” will take on Pro Motocross and SMX aboard the YZ450F. His aggressive style and winning pedigree make him one to watch in the premier class. Continue reading Haiden Deegan Set for 450 Class Debut in 2026
At the 35th Xtream 360 Knoxville Nationals, Rico Abreu triumphed, leading most laps and fending off Kyle Larson to win his first title. Larson finished second, followed by Parker Price-Miller in third. Giovanni Scelzi impressed with a drive from 17th to eighth. The stage is set for the upcoming Knoxville Nationals. Continue reading Rico Abreu Triumphs in 360 Knoxville Nationals, Sets Stage for Sprint Car Racing’s Biggest Week
The 35th annual Xtream 360 Knoxville Nationals takes place from July 31 to August 2, offering a $35,000 prize. Top drivers, including Sam Hafertepe Jr. and Kyle Larson, will compete. Throughout the event, racers earn points to qualify for Saturday’s main event, culminating in an exciting finish at Knoxville Raceway. Continue reading The Biggest 360 Sprint Car Event in the World is Here: 360 Knoxville Nationals Preview
Bubba Wallace secured a monumental victory at the Brickyard 400, ending a 100-race winless streak and earning a spot in the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs. His win came amidst dramatic conditions, including a rain shower and overtime restarts. Wallace’s strategy, consistent performance, and leadership propelled him to triumph at a prestigious venue. Continue reading Wallace Survives Rain and Double Overtime to Claim Emotional Brickyard 400 Victory
Doug Kalitta won his first race of the 2025 NHRA season at the Sonoma Nationals, ending a long drought and setting a new Top Fuel record at the venue. He defeated reigning champion Antron Brown, marking his 56th career win. Austin Prock and Greg Stanfield also celebrated significant victories in their respective categories. Continue reading Kalitta Breaks Through for First 2025 Victory at Sonoma as Prock Continues Funny Car Dominance
Connor Zilisch achieved his third consecutive NASCAR Xfinity Series victory at Indianapolis, marking JR Motorsports’ 100th win. However, teammate Justin Allgaier’s championship hopes were crushed after a Lap 87 crash. Zilisch’s victory showcases his talent, while the circumstances highlight the emotional complexities of competitive racing as the season approaches playoffs. Continue reading Zilisch’s Historic 100th JRM Victory Comes with Mixed Emotions at Indianapolis
Layne Riggs achieved his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series victory at the TSport 200, leading 160 of 200 laps. This win marks a significant moment in his career and enhances his championship prospects. Corey Day secured a career-best second place, while Corey Heim clinched the regular-season title. The competitive playoff landscape is heating up. Continue reading Riggs Claims Breakthrough Victory at Indianapolis as Heim Locks Up Regular Season Title
Brent Crews achieved Joe Gibbs Racing’s first-ever ARCA victory at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park in the LiUNA! 150. His strategic performance, especially during the competition caution, allowed him to pass early leader Brenden Queen and secure the win. This historic triumph boosts JGR’s momentum and highlights the team’s ongoing driver development efforts. Continue reading Crews Delivers Historic JGR Victory at Indianapolis as Strategic Adjustments Pay Off
Alex Palou continued his dominant 2025 IndyCar season, winning the Java House Grand Prix at Laguna Seca, marking his eighth victory. Leading 84 of 95 laps, he showcased remarkable pace and strategy, significantly extending his championship lead over Pato O’Ward. With this win, Palou solidified his reputation as a racing elite. Continue reading Palou Delivers Masterclass at Laguna Seca for Eighth Win of Dominant 2025 Campaign
Oscar Piastri displayed exceptional maturity and racecraft by winning the Belgian Grand Prix, extending his championship lead to 16 points. Overcoming wet conditions, he executed a decisive early pass on teammate Lando Norris and expertly managed tire wear. Norris’s mistakes late in the race allowed Piastri to maintain a comfortable victory margin. Continue reading Piastri Masters Wet-Dry Belgian GP to Extend Championship Lead
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