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33+ min ago (432+ words) Arsenal star Bukayo Saka lauded compatriot Lando Norris on his maiden Formula One title as the McLaren driver etched his name in history books with his awe-inspiring campaign, which saw him end Max Verstappen's stranglehold of the title. Saka touched up on his admiration of Norris and said that he'd be delighted to take him up on his offer of showing the Gunners star around the McLaren HQ. "I've actually met Saka once, but I'd love to see him again. And obviously I would love to invite him down to McLaren, if he wants to come and have a little tour. Personal tour. I'll take him around. But I love Saka," the McLaren driver had said. "I love that. He's a world champion as well. So congrats of course Lando. He deserve it. He earned it," Saka said in response....

1+ hour, 1+ min ago (23+ words) Relive the best Leigh Diffey moments from this year's edition of the NASCAR Cup Series. Best Diffey calls of 2025 NASCAR Cup season...

1+ hour, 42+ min ago (600+ words) The Daytona 500 on February 15 will sit at the intersection of both anniversaries, marking 50 years since the 1976 Daytona 500, one of the most dramatic finishes in the event's history, and 25 years since Dale Sr.'s death on the final lap of the 2001 race. NASCAR officials have not yet outlined any formal plans to commemorate either milestone. But few doubt that both will be acknowledged in a meaningful way. The day in question changed the sport forever. Dale Sr. started the 2001 Daytona 500 from P7 and led 17 laps. Meanwhile, Michael Waltrip, driving a DEI Chevrolet, led 27 and worked in tandem with Dale Earnhardt Jr. in another DEI entry. Dale Sr. positioned himself behind both cars, guarding them as the field charged toward the finish. On the final lap, between Turns 3 and 4, contact from Sterling Marlin sent Senior's car nearly head-on into the outside wall. His…...

1+ hour, 55+ min ago (514+ words) Edwards" final Xfinity Series start came at Watkins Glen in 2012, despite the fact that he had thrived in the series. When asked what prompted that decision, Edwards pointed directly to his 2011 championship duel with Tony Stewart. That season grew with contrasting arcs. Edwards, driving the No. 99 Ford for Roush Fenway Racing, entered the playoffs as one of the most consistent drivers in the field. Stewart, meanwhile, barely scraped into the postseason. He reached the cutoff without a single win and openly questioned whether he belonged there at all. However, everything changed once the playoffs began. Stewart won the opener at Chicagoland Speedway, a result that flipped his outlook. He followed it with another victory at New Hampshire, suddenly transforming from an afterthought into a contender. As Stewart gathered steam, Edwards sensed the shift. While Edwards had built his campaign on…...

2+ hour, 40+ min ago (153+ words) Dec 15, 2025 | 9:14 PM EST "Ty Dillon is returning to Kaulig. I'm surprised by that because I thought when Kaulig got shut out of the Chevrolet deal, 'cause I thought," Dale Earnhardt Jr. said, "Ty Dillon was at Kaulig because of RCR and that connection." He continued, "All right, so RCR is now going to be working with Rick Ware. So, Kaulig is sort of shoved off the Chevrolet ship." "He's bullheaded. He is. When he's out on the racetrack, he's bullheaded. He knows when to fight for positions. He don't lay over often," Dale Earnhardt Jr. said. As the veteran thinks about NASCAR's future events, he recently reminisced about a past event as well. Evidently, 2026 will be much-awaited for a variety of different reasons. Let's wait and see what unfolds for Ty Dillon and his colleagues in a revamped sport....

3+ hour, 39+ min ago (426+ words) Roger Penske will celebrate his team's landmark milestone in 2026, honoring 60 years of racing. The team will feature retro paint schemes across multiple series, as well as a dedicated exhibit at the NASCAR Hall of Fame. This marks one of the most significant anniversary celebrations in the history of modern motorsports. A NASCAR writer revealed on X, "Team Penske celebrates its 60th anniversary season in 2026. The team will have a special exhibit at the NASCAR Hall of Fame this spring, and it will run some "retro' schemes in NASCAR, IndyCar, and IMSA." "Team Penske has revealed a 60th anniversary logo that the team will use as a celebration during the 2026 season," added a NASCAR insider. " John Newby (@JohnNewby_) December 15, 2025 Founded by Roger Penske in 1966 as a small sports car operation, Team Penske has grown into one of the most successful and influential organizations in…...

3+ hour, 49+ min ago (253+ words) In response to Kenny Wallace's remarks, Mark Martin indicated that he would consider stepping in to lead NASCAR. The sport is currently navigating the aftermath of a long-running antitrust case, declining TV viewership, and potential changes to its competition structure ahead of 2026. Martin, a longtime critic of the current leadership, believes he can bring about meaningful change to the organization and provide the much-needed course correction the sport needs. The issue resurfaced amid the lawsuit, highlighting fans' growing desire for steadier, more transparent leadership in NASCAR. On Kenny Wallace's Facebook post, Mark Martin replied to the suggestion that he could take a leadership role. "I think I would do it to try to get the sport heading in the right direction," Martin commented. MORE: NASCAR Icon Mark Martin Offers 2-Word Verdict As Racing Series Revives Traditional Scoring Wallace said NASCAR…...

4+ hour, 2+ min ago (181+ words) Dec 15, 2025 | 7:52 PM EST The NASCAR lawsuit was settled earlier this week, with the tide not in favor of the sanctioning body. Across two weeks, the trial divulged jaw-dropping evidence that tainted NASCAR's reputation further. Hence, the sport's executives settled with Michael Jordan and Co., agreeing on a permanent charter model. Given this recent defeat, fans are also getting restless about their own demand. " Bob Pockrass (@bobpockrass) December 15, 2025 "This is the first time I've seen it be the opposite," Xfinity veteran Kenny Wallace said about NASCAR setting trends. "This is the first time where I've seen a short track series say, "Nope, we're making the move before NASCAR does. We're going back to normal format next year." Wallace added, "That's how far NASCAR has fallen. That's how wounded NASCAR is." Fans may agree with Kenny Wallace, as tides of discontent ruled…...

4+ hour, 35+ min ago (30+ words) Never drink on the job on fine china delivery day! Ren'e JeanDecember 16, 2025 Clair McFarlandDecember 15, 2025 Zakary SonntagDecember 15, 2025 Mark HeinzDecember 14, 2025 Wendy CorrDecember 14, 2025...

4+ hour, 38+ min ago (611+ words) Dec 15, 2025 | 7:16 PM EST "All of us are racing for something. No matter the size of the organization, racing at this level is a big deal" and that should be celebrated." Those words from Tommy Joe Martins capture the spirit behind the Grand National Bash, an award concept born out of a simple realization: Effort doesn't diminish just because the spotlight does. Drivers in the Xfinity and Truck Series work just as hard as those in the NASCAR Cup Series, yet the rewards often fall far short. Recognizing that imbalance, Martins created a way to give these competitors the appreciation they've long deserved. He has everything you need to know about the awards! For the first time ever, the award ceremony debuted Sunday night with JR Motorsports emerging as the recipient of the Premier Organization of the Year honor, and they…...