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A spot of rain on a sunny day made all the difference for Christian Rasmussen at the Milwaukee Mile. Rasmussen came to pit road for a fresh tires after brief rain brought out a caution with 42 laps remaining and chased down a dominant Alex Palou over a final 28-lap run to score his first NTT IndyCar Series victory in the Snap-on Milwaukee Mile 250.
“Wow,” an overjoyed Rasmussen said after ...Keep reading

There were 44 lead changes between 19 different drivers at Daytona, and at the checkered flag, the entire top five were covered by less than one tenth of a second. It was an incredible race, culminating with a four-wide photo finish.  
Somehow, there were no new winners despite drivers facing a must-win situation finishing second through sixth. Ryan Blaney prevailed by just 0.031s and earned ...Keep reading

KTM’s leading MotoGP rider Pedro Acosta has admitted that he needs to throttle back his riding in qualifying after a promising Hungarian Grand Prix weekend was derailed by a violent crash.
While the KTM bike has taken a step forward over the last two race weekends, Acosta has arguably been guilty of over-riding in qualifying on both of them.
At Balaton Park, he was the only man who looked ...Keep reading

An F3 champion and F2 race winner, Dennis Hauger is now an Indy NXT champion as he eyes a future in IndyCar. His journey from Europe to America has been a spectacular one, winning six of the 13 races he's entered this year, and recording 11 top fives.
All of these tracks were completely new to the 22-year-old Andretti Global driver, and he had never raced on ovals before, but that didn't stop ...Keep reading

Moving through the field at Daytona in the current era of NASCAR is a difficult task. More often than not, the pack becomes gridlocked with two clearly defined lanes, and no one else has much of a chance to build a run. So, how then did Ryan Blaney come from 13th to win in just two laps?
He also wasn't alone in this impressive charge to the front. Just look at Daniel Suarez, who finished a very ...Keep reading

Reigning MotoGP world champion Jorge Martin believes it is a matter of time before he battles for victories again, following his feisty ride to fourth place in Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
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The race at Balaton Park was only the third grand prix since Martin returned from ...Keep reading

Shane van Gisbergen will be named Rookie of the Year at the end of the 2025 NASCAR Cup season, no matter what happens in the final ten races. SVG is the first foreign-born driver to earn Rookie of the Year honors in the NASCAR Cup Series since Juan Pablo Montoya did it in 2007.
SVG's four-win season allowed him to easily make the playoffs, while his only competition [Riley Herbst] failed to ...Keep reading

The idea that Marc Marquez could wrap up the 2025 MotoGP title at the San Marino Grand Prix, which is the race after next, began as little more than fantastical speculation.
But that was before yet another maximum haul of 37 points at the Hungarian Grand Prix for Marc, and a dismal weekend for the man in second place, his brother Alex. Marc taking the crown at Misano on 13-14 September is now ...Keep reading

Ayhancan Guven took a second victory at the Sachsenring DTM round on Sunday, as Manthey Porsche team-mate Thomas Preining and polesitter Jack Aitken collided ahead of him.
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Guven took second from Preining at the start as several touches occurred in the midfield, with Tom Kalender an early ...Keep reading

Factory Ducati MotoGP rider Marc Marquez overcame a difficult first lap to win the Hungarian Grand Prix from pole position.
The Spaniard thus completed a sensational seventh straight ‘double’ win in MotoGP after taking the Saturday sprint.
He stretched his world championship points lead over brother Alex – who only managed two points – to a yawning 175. 
Drama began long before ...Keep reading

It has been another headline-filled season for Ferrari, with seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton arriving, scrutiny over a planned title bid that did not materialise, and team boss Fred Vasseur subsequently having to navigate a barrage of speculation about his future. So, where do the legendary team stand at the summer break? Here is their half term report…

We’ve been taking a look back at some of F1’s best ‘bromances’ from across the years, ranging from the sport’s early days through to the duos that have formed bonds during the modern era.

Jack Miller is set to stay at Pramac in 2026 alongside rookie Toprak Razgatlioglu, with Yamaha having finally made a decision on its satellite MotoGP team's line-up at the expense of Miguel Oliveira, Motorsport.com has learned.
While the official announcement will come in the next few days, Yamaha and Miller, whose contract was set to expire at the end of the season, closed a deal on Thursday ...Keep reading

For the second time in three MotoGP events, Pol Espargaro is a racer once again. Two races ago he stood in for injured Tech3 KTM rider Maverick Vinales at the Czech GP; this weekend he is in action at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Replacing an injured team-mate “is not what I like the most, nor does it make me feel comfortable,” admits Espargaro in Hungary, where he progressed directly to Q2 ...Keep reading

While McLaren's baseline form over the early part of the 2025 Formula 1 season had been strong, any weaknesses that emerged in the year's nascent stages appear to have been ironed out with development.
The team has secured 1-2 finishes in each of the last four races, putting it 299 points clear of Ferrari in the constructors' championship with 10 rounds remaining. If it continues that form, it ...Keep reading

Ryan Blaney wanted no part of the comparison, but what he did over the final two laps of the Coke Zero Sugar 400 on Saturday night was Earnhardt-ian.
It’s a sacrilegious thing to suggest anyone in NASCAR is on the same scale as the seven-time Cup Series champion, but Blaney charging from 13th to 1st to win at the World Center of Racing contained shades of the Intimidator. Specifically, it was ...Keep reading

Alex Bowman owes Ryan Blaney seven million beers. He offered. 
Blaney won the race -- but had five winless drivers all behind him crossing the line -- and any of them winning their way into the playoffs would have eliminated the previously crashed-out Bowman.
- Daniel Suarez- Justin Haley- Cole Custer- Erik Jones- Chris Buescher


Watch: Four-wide finish! Ryan Blaney wins ...Keep reading

In the closing laps of the Daytona cutoff race, Ryan Preece found himself in the lead. The No. 60 RFK Racing Ford was in a must-win situation, and this position seemed oddly familiar for him.
Preece positioned himself exactly as he did in another superspeedway earlier this year, leading the outside line with the checkered flag just a few laps away.
And while it seemed like he had found the ...Keep reading

On the same day his replacement at Trackhouse for 2026 was confirmed to be Connor Zilisch, Daniel Suarez nearly pulled off a stunning upset in the regular season finale.
Suarez was running 19th with two laps to go, but he followed Ryan Blaney in a remarkable late charge through the field. As they approached the finish, Suarez was on the far outside of a four-wide photo finish, ultimately ...Keep reading

An intense race at Daytona decided the final two spots in the NASCAR Cup playoff grid. The points battle was decided before the end of Stage 1, with Tyler Reddick locking himself in after Alex Bowman wrecked out of the race. Reddick also crashed, but he was able to continue on with his wounded No. 45 car.
Bowman had to sweat for the rest of the race as the 20 drivers facing a must-win tried to ...Keep reading