Brad Keselowski takes blame for surprising error that cost him the lead

Jamie Osborne had been utterly dominant during the opening two weekends of the Mini Challenge season, but a problem-filled Saturday at Oulton Park gave others the chance to shine.Osborne enjoyed a colossal 64-point lead heading to Cheshire, although that advantage was in danger of being wiped out after fuel system problems plagued his qualifying. His NAPA Mini had just returned to the track ...Keep reading

Daniel Ricciardo linked up with Oscar Piastri and George Russell over the weekend in Monaco

Alex Palou returned to winning ways at Road America as he enjoyed a trouble-free race combined with strong strategy to reassert his IndyCar dominance in 2025.Palou kept his #10 Chip Ganassi Racing Honda clean as drivers and managed fuel in a strategy-filled conclusion to claim his sixth win, bringing the championship dominator back to the front after two atypical results at Detroit and ...Keep reading

Has Valtteri Bottas hinted that he will be back on the F1 grid in 2026?

Marc Marquez heaped praise on younger brother Alex Marquez

Fabio Quartararo fades from fifth to 14th as Yamaha rear grip woes return in hot Mugello MotoGP race.

Francesco Bagnaia’s front-end troubles returned in the Italian MotoGP as he lost a home podium to Fabio di Giannantonio.

Alex Marquez now holds a 70-point cushion over Francesco Bagnaia after finishing second to brother Marc in the Italian MotoGP.

Ducati won the Italian Grand Prix for a fourth year in a row, but the rider responsible for three of those was anonymous by the end of the race. As Marc Marquez continues his charge, Pecco Bagnaia looks resigned to a struggle for the rest of 2025…

Sunday's NASCAR Cup race at Pocono Raceway was a forgettable one for 23XI Racing. The team battled brake issues, resulting in two destroyed race cars and a third just hanging on.On Lap 41, Riley Herbst caused the first caution as his No. 35 Toyota slammed the wall. It looked like a flat tire at first, but the issue turned out to be a brake failure. Unfortunately, it was not an isolated ...Keep reading

It was nervous times atop the No. 19 Joe Gibbs Racing pit box as Chase Briscoe worked diligently to save enough fuel while leading the NASCAR Cup race at Pocono. He had left his box before the team was done filling up his Toyota Camry, leaving Briscoe to sweat as he tried to both save enough fuel and hold off teammate Denny Hamlin.But it all worked out in the end with Briscoe winning the race ...Keep reading

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It was an unusually warm NTT IndyCar Series race weekend at Road America. With those higher temps came additional challenges for the field. Burning tires. Intense cockpit heat. And when mistakes started piling up, fuel management and the juggling of various potential strategies.Through it all, that IndyCar grid provided a memorable 55-lap showdown around scenic Road America — one that ended ...Keep reading

When Santino Ferrucci was nervously stretching fuel to the finish of Sunday’s XPEL Grand Prix, he could only think of one person. “All I could think about to myself was ‘We’re doing this for Marlene [Sexton],’” Ferrucci told FOX Sports afterward.Ferrucci and the No. 14 A.J. Foyt Racing team entered the Road America race weekend with a goal of honoring Sexton, who passed away ...Keep reading

When Santino Ferrucci was nervously stretching fuel to the finish of Sunday’s XPEL Grand Prix, he could only think of one person. “All I could think about to myself was ‘We’re doing this for Marlene [Sexton],’” Ferrucci told FOX Sports afterward.Ferrucci and the No. 14 A.J. Foyt Racing team entered the Road America race weekend with a goal of honoring Sexton, who passed away ...Keep reading

When Santino Ferrucci was nervously stretching fuel to the finish of Sunday’s XPEL Grand Prix, he could only think of one person. “All I could think about to myself was ‘We’re doing this for Marlene [Sexton],’” Ferrucci told FOX Sports afterward.Ferrucci and the No. 14 A.J. Foyt Racing team entered the Road America race weekend with a goal of honoring Sexton, who passed away ...Keep reading

It was a hot, chaotic weekend for the NTT IndyCar Series field in a challenging trip to Road America.That did little to stop Alex Palou and the No. 10 Chip Ganassi Racing team from returning to form. Palou kept his No. 10 Honda clean as drivers around him found trouble and managed fuel in a strategy-filled conclusion to claim Sunday’s XPEL Grand Prix. It was the Spaniard’s sixth win ...Keep reading

Originally, the race was set to go green a 2:20 pm EST., but lightning and rain is ensuring that won't happen. Track drying is underway around the large 2.5-mile speedway and as of 1:30 pm EST, the lightning hold was lifted. Per NASCAR guidelines, any lightning strike within eight miles of the track will result in an automatic 30-minute hold.Pocono does not have lights and unfortunately ...Keep reading