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7+ min ago (206+ words) Milltek Sport is set to make a bold statement at the Essen Motor Show, returning to the renowned automotive event with an exciting showcase of cutting-edge exhaust technology and standout vehicles. Also on display will be the RaceChip Volkswagen Golf 8.5 R, demonstrating Milltek's continued collaborations with leading tuning specialists. In addition, ST Suspension will feature a Toyota Corolla GR on their stand, equipped with a Milltek exhaust system " further evidence of the brand's respected standing in the performance aftermarket. "Essen is the perfect place to connect with the performance community, and we're proud to showcase our most innovative systems to date," said Kev Hall, Technical Operations Manager at Milltek. "Our new valved exhaust for the GR Yaris is a perfect example of how we combine intelligent design, in-house engineering, and regulatory compliance to meet the needs of modern enthusiasts." With…...

11+ min ago (171+ words) Sainz registered a couple of podium finishes in the recently concluded season to help the manufacturer end the year with 137 points. Carlos Sainz's showing in the 2025 season of the Formula One championships saw his side Williams, finish fifth in the constructors' table, marking a massive improvement for the side in his debut campaign with the outfit. Sainz registered a couple of podium finishes in the recently concluded season to help the manufacturer end the year with 137 points. Sainz has a track record of lifting the standings of the team he races for as observed from his stint with Renault, who finished 9th in his debut season for the manufacturer in 2016, before the Spaniard helped them climb to 4th when he left in the year 2018. Sainz moved to McLaren, who finished sixth in 2018, and lifted them to third in 2020 before his move to…...

12+ min ago (336+ words) Lewis Hamilton's first season in Ferrari red was supposed to be the fairytale. Instead, it became the plot twist nobody saw coming. After 18 straight seasons with at least one win, the seven-time world champion has unbelievably finished winless for the first time in his 19-year F1 career. And the misery doesn't stop there: zero podiums. Not one. A staggering fall for a driver who once made rostrums feel routine. Ferrari's 2024 title-challenging beast morphed into a 2025 mystery box " quick enough to look respectable, never sharp enough to strike. While Charles Leclerc bagged seven podiums, Hamilton's ceiling was P4: Imola, the Red Bull Ring (twice), Silverstone, and Austin. The Mexico GP should've been his rescue act " he qualified third " but a penalty after tangling with Max Verstappen dumped him to eighth. Hamilton took no comfort from his recovery drive to eighth place in Abu…...

16+ min ago (445+ words) After a tense finale to the 2025 F1 season, Formula 1 fans are looking forward to what the organization has in store for the future. In recent years, the competition has enjoyed great success in the United States, so many had predicted that F1 would sanction more races in the U.S. It wasn't exactly a wildly popular idea. Sure, some fans were thrilled, but a significant portion of the fanbase is against it as well " something made clear by the reaction to the latest development in F1's planned expansion into the United States. Back in October, F1 announced it would renew its agreement with the Circuit of The Americas (COTA) in Austin, Texas, through 2034. It also struck a new deal with the Miami Dolphins to keep the Miami Grand Prix on the calendar until 2041. All this reflects the strong growth F1 has experienced in the U.S. market over…...

23+ min ago (316+ words) The ongoing antitrust lawsuit involving NASCAR, 23XI, and Front Row Motorsports is carrying all the heat and dominating the headlines right now. As far as Wallace is concerned, it is a very bad look for the sport. While discussing the issue and much more on his YouTube channel, Wallace echoed that exact sentiment. He believes NASCAR cannot continue down a path of dictatorship as it has for so long. The former NASCAR driver's observation went, "It has become bigger than a family-run business. Let's be honest. NASCAR is a family-run business. Look at Formula 1, it's owned by Liberty Media Group. Look at IndyCar. Roger Penske sold a third to Fox Sports. "I understand NASCAR is not like anything else. I get that. We can't do a dictatorship anymore. Those days are gone,he added. As much as Wallace recommends NASCAR to…...

23+ min ago (531+ words) Second-generation stars are practically stitched into NASCAR's fabric, from Chase Elliott and Dale Earnhardt Jr. to Ryan Blaney. A new set is already forming behind them as Brexton Busch and Keelan Harvick begin cutting their own paths under the watchful eyes of fathers who know exactly how steep the climb can be. Yet not every driver turns the parenting dial the same way. While Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick take an intensely hands-on approach, Kyle Larson believes in a softer touch, allowing his kids to explore without pressure. And Tyler Reddick seems intent on following that model with his five-year-old son, Beau. Beau remains far too young to grasp the full weight of a racing life, but Reddick understands the moment will come when his son's interests sharpen. Maybe Beau will gravitate toward racing in a couple of years, once…...

36+ min ago (452+ words) Max Verstappen's future at Red Bull, once considered rock-solid, now carries a level of uncertainty that few expected heading into 2026. After a dramatic Abu Dhabi finale and a near-miss on a fifth title, the Dutchman praised the team's late-season charge and insisted morale had improved. But behind the scenes, Red Bull Racing is quietly entering one of the most pivotal restructuring phases in its modern history, and the biggest unknown involves its most trusted figures: Gianpiero Lambiase and Helmut Marko. Lambiase, Verstappen's longtime race engineer and arguably the closest voice to him on and off the track, appeared visibly emotional on the pit wall after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The reaction wasn't tied to the championship outcome but something far more profound. According to sources in the paddock, Englishman faced a challenging personal year that forced him to miss…...

42+ min ago (521+ words) Norris had started the celebrations on the grid while a special guest attended the party LANDO NORRIS partied like a true world champion after his Abu Dhabi heroics. The British 26-year-old enjoyed an afterparty at the W Hotel next to the Yas Marina Circuit after securing his maiden win in F1s season finale. The party was set up with Amber Lounge, who host exclusive F1 after parties, featuring VIP tables, DJs and celebrity guests. Norris walked into the venue holding his Portuguese actress and model girlfriend Magui Corceiros hand. He was then spotted belting out Sweet Caroline and Queens hit We Are The Champions with pals and team members. Most of the F1 drivers and their WAGs were spotted at the knees-up, including Charles Leclerc and his fianc'e Alexandra Saint Mleux. Wannabe WAG blackmailer who claimed she was having Son Heung-min BABY jailed…...

54+ min ago (456+ words) Monday, 08 Dec 2025 Formula One F1 - Abu Dhabi Grand Prix - Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates - December 7, 2025 Red Bull's Max Verstappen before the race REUTERS/Jakub Porzycki ABU DHABI, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Max Verstappen said he had never driven better than this season after conceding the Formula One title to McLaren's Lando Norris at Sunday's season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Red Bull's four-times world champion won under the Yas Marina floodlights as he tried to cap a comeback for the ages with a remarkable title triumph. Despite rounding out the season with more wins (eight) than any other driver, Verstappen ultimately fell two points short, with Norris' third-place finish enough to secure the Briton the title. When asked if this year had been the best he had driven, Verstappen said: "Yeah, I think so. "I mean, I have no regrets about…...

56+ min ago (89+ words) Michael Annett, Retired Xfinity Racer, Dies at 39 Michael Annett, a winner on the NASCAR Xfinity Series, has died at age 39. The announcement of his death came from JR Motorsports on Friday night. No cause of death was released. Nigerian Government Secures Release of 100 Kidnapped Schoolchildren, Channels TV Says Former Texas Rangers, Dallas Stars Owner Tom Hicks Dies at 79 Chinese Regime Warns Foreign Media, Arrests Man for Posts Over Fire in Hong Kong US Signs $228 Million Deal With Rwanda for Health in New Aid Model...