NASCAR on Tuesday granted Kyle Larson the waiver he needs to remain eligible to compete in this year’s playoffs despite missing the Coca-Cola 600 because he instead ran the Indianapolis 500.
Red Bull Racing announced a two-year contract extension Tuesday for driver Sergio “Checo” Perez. The 34-year-old Mexico native has been with the Formula One team since 2021 and will remain behind the wheel there through 2026. Perez finished second to
French driver Esteban Ocon will be leaving Alpine at the end of the 2024 season, the Formula One team confirmed on Monday. Ocon, 27, has been with the team since 2021 and delivered Alpine’s first F1 victory at that year’s
John Force raced to his record 157th NHRA victory Sunday at age 75, beating teammate Austin Prock in the Funny Car final at the NHRA New England Nationals.
Austin Cindric took advantage of a Team Penske teammate’s misfortune to break an 85-race winless streak and claim the Enjoy Illinois 300 Sunday at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway in Madison, Ill. As reigning NASCAR Cup Series champion Ryan
Scott Dixon of New Zealand moved into the IndyCar Series championship lead by winning the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon. Dixon’s No. 9 PNC Bank Honda edged out Marcus Ericsson of Sweden by 0.8567 seconds for his second
MADISON, Ill. — It was with an obvious sense of pride that Michael McDowell reveled in his pole-winning run on Saturday at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway. McDowell claimed his third Busch Light Pole Award of the season —
Joey Logano and Kyle Busch roll in to the St. Louis area for the NASCAR Cup Series’ 15th points race Sunday, and while winless thus far, the drivers have accounted for quite a few headlines over the past two weekends.
Pato O’Ward had tears triggered following the Indianapolis 500 after pushing the No. 5 Honda to the limits only to come up just short, getting passed two corners from the finish by Josef Newgarden.