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12+ min ago (426+ words) The High Limit Racing Series is rapidly developing into one of the most acclaimed motorsports sanctioning bodies in the country, thanks to its transparent business model and strong fan appeal. One factor it is most appreciated for is the respect and consideration it provides to the teams and drivers who have invested their time, money, and effort into its ecosystem. It has once again put this attribute on full display with the schedule it has announced for the 2026 racing season. Beginning at Las Vegas Motor Speedway and ending at Texas Motor Speedway, there will be a total of 66 races to decide the next High Limit Racing Series champion. Series co-owner Kyle Larson had clear reasons for choosing this particular number. Larson explained them on The RACER Channel's 6th Annual Industry Week, "Teams need to have the freedom and flexibility to go…...

27+ min ago (209+ words) Schalick won three individual titles to win the team title at the SC Holiday Classic, hosted by Schalick in Pittsgrove. The Cougars scored 208.5 points, second place Haddon Heights recorded 173 points while Pennsauken finished third with 155 points. Evan Elliot (215) and Victor Fenske (106) earned titles on their home mat via pin while Ayden Jenkins claimed the 157-pound title with a 17-1 tech over Michael Borini. Haddon Heights" Cole Denning majored Willingboro"s Fahad Irshad in the 120-pound final and Nathan Lelionis claimed the heavyweight crown with a 15-0 tech over Schalick"s Gerardo Felipe. Oakcrest took home two titles thanks to Joseph Sanchez"s 3-1 decision win over Justin Mazur (Mainland) and Heriberto Curtidor"s third period pin over Schalick"s Collin Biddle. Mainland also had two champs. Vincent Hoag earned the 175-pound title with a 4-1 decision over Ricky Watt (Schalick) and Daniel MacKinnon pinned…...

28+ min ago (34+ words) Watch live streaming coverage of 15th running of Gulf 12 Hours... LIVE VIDEO: Gulf 12H Watch live streaming coverage of 15th running of Gulf 12 Hours" Asian Le Mans Series FIA GT World Cup...

47+ min ago (387+ words) The 68th Daytona 500, the most prestigious race on the NASCAR calendar, will take place on February 15th, and while it needs no promotion to fill the stands, the organizers and the marketing team are still doing a top-notch job. A hilarious advert made to draw attention to Daytona featured 2012 champ Brad Keselowski. Keselowski has won the Southern 500, the Brickyard 400 (both in 2018), and then the Coca-Cola 600 two years later. But the part of his trophy case marked Daytona remains empty. It's the only crown jewel race he hasn't won. NASCAR decided to use this and craft a promotional video that fans could not only laugh at but also get excited about." NASCAR captioned the video, "Winning the #Daytona500 isn't everything. It's the only thing." " NASCAR (@NASCAR) December 13, 2025 Keselowski is a sporting individual who doesn't mind using his achievements, or lack thereof, to tickle a…...

1+ hour, 29+ min ago (272+ words) Sunday, 14 Dec 2025 NIBONG TEBAL: A factory engineer never expected that arriving on his motorcycle at the Aspen-Klippa Penang Bridge International Marathon (PBIM) 2025 would result in him heading home with a brand new car. Cham Chiong Fook,43, who lives in George Town, said it has been about six years since he last took part in the competition. "I came on my own, rode my motorcycle here and arrived slightly after midnight," he said. Cham, who participated in the half-marathon category, said it was really fun to run, and that his participation this time was even more fun because he ended up winning a car. He said he feels happy and feels his luck was on his side when his name was announced as the grand prize winner of the lucky draw. He described his participation this year as a perfect mix…...

1+ hour, 36+ min ago (388+ words) Max Verstappen shared an extremely close bond with Helmut Marko at Red Bull. Amid the power struggle in the team, Verstappen was rumored to exit alongside Marko if the latter was ousted from the team. Now, though the 82-year-old has left Milton Keynes from the 2026 season onwards, the Dutchman isn't looking to follow him anymore. The four-time champion has achieved a great name with the team and is performing well without the need for a support system behind him. Different circumstances call for different reactions. No one here has parted with arguments. Max is now more than a grown man; he no longer needs anyone to explain anything to him. Max is perfect " he doesn't need anyone anymore. Certainly, after serving Red Bull for more than two decades, the team had to celebrate his exit in a great fashion. Helmut…...

4+ hour, 42+ min ago (24+ words) A volunteer was struck by a flying tyre after it came off a racecar during an event at Avalon Raceway. The Sydney Morning Herald...

5+ hour, 14+ min ago (744+ words) Dec 13, 2025 | 7:15 PM EST It all dates back to the 2019 Frontstretch interview in which Austin Cindric laid bare the truth of nepotism in NASCAR. "I think it's a double-edged sword. This is such a family sport," he said. "You've got the Elliotts, Blaneys, Earnhardts, all the Pettys, these are all people, even someone with a pretty similar situation to myself is Cole Custer. It's a family sport, that's where the passion is grown." Austin Cindric knows what it's like to carry a famous last name in NASCAR, but he's determined to prove it doesn't define him. His father, Tim Cindric, once president of Team Penske on the IndyCar side, could have smoothed the way, yet Austin insists he's never been handed special treatment, and that seems to be the pattern in Roger Penske's team. And to take a closer look at…...

5+ hour, 58+ min ago (37+ words) Jason Weigandt and Jason Thomas discuss some of the team changes going into the 2026 with interviews from riders including Chase Sexton, Jorge Prado and Eli Tomac, and more. Sexton, Prado preview 2026 season SMX team changes...

6+ hour, 17+ min ago (713+ words) Dec 13, 2025 | 6:12 PM EST Speaking on the Racing Electronics video, Erik Jones can already see his horizon and didn't hesitate to lay down his retirement plans. "I hope to retire sooner than people normally get to retire, and so I'm just going to frontload all my work for that time," he said. "So, I don't mind it. It's all fun stuff." Being a full-time NASCAR Cup Series competitor is one thing, but having the ability to squeeze in extra racing outside of the league is a whole other task. Erik Jones keeps an incredibly busy calendar apart from the 36-point races that demand extensive travel, practice, team meetings, and staying away from the family. Moreover, the breaks in between the cup races are filled in to chase his roots in short track racing, grabbing seat time in super late model events....