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7+ min ago (692+ words) Kyle Busch is part of the highly exclusive club of NASCAR drivers who have children participating in motorsports as well. The Rowdy's ten-year-old son, Brexton Busch, has emerged as one of the better drivers in the junior categories and is already achieving success from a young age. Now, with the 2026 season right around the corner, Papa Busch has laid out his ambitions to race against his son at the Tulsa Shootout. Recently, Brexton Busch achieved the INEX Bondelero Championship victory at just ten years of age. Busch Jr. has also achieved many race wins over his racing career and is definitely on the right track to replicate his father's success. Though it will take many years for the youngster to make it into NASCAR, he is still highly motivated and has the right mindset, courtesy of his overachieving father, Kyle…...

32+ min ago (721+ words) There was a time not that long ago that Jon Wood, president of NASCAR's Wood Brothers Racing, dreaded having to go to the racetrack. "I used to look for any excuse that I could to not have to come Sunday," Wood told ESPN. He would use his children's activities as an excuse. It was family time he didn't want to miss, considering how young they are, which made for an accurate-yet-convenient alibi. "But I would look for any reason to be able to not go to the racetrack because I knew that I would leave (it) frustrated," Wood elaborated, "and know we were better than the day we had." Harrison Burton, who drove the famed No. 21 car in 2024, was not to blame. Jeremy Bullins, his crew chief, was not to blame. Throughout the 2010s and 2020s, the organization tried to do more…...

35+ min ago (456+ words) Big news for Tricon Garage today. They are going to run it back with Tanner Gray and Gio Ruggiero in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Gray and Ruggiero are back for more as Tricon continues to solidify its 2026 lineup. Tanner Gray is back for his seventh season in a row with Tricon, going back to the David Gilliland Racing and even DGR-Crosley days. Gray has yet to earn a win in the Truck Series. As for Ruggiero, this will be his second year in the Truck Series. He won a race last year as a rookie in the series. At 19 years old, there is a lot of hype and excitement around him as a future Cup Series prospect. The 15 truck and the 17 truck have drivers. Now, what about the No. 1 and No. 5 trucks? The Tricon Garage group is the top…...

40+ min ago (313+ words) Formula 1 and the FIA have officially confirmed sweeping technical changes that will reshape how cars race when the new regulations take effect in 2026. The overhaul targets lighter machinery, smarter aerodynamics, and a revised approach to overtaking, marking one of the most significant evolutions of the hybrid era. Under the new rules, F1 cars will become smaller and at least 30 kg lighter. The reduction is designed to improve agility and efficiency while addressing long-standing concerns over the increasing size and mass of modern cars. A central pillar of the 2026 regulations is the introduction of Active Aero, effectively replacing the traditional standalone DRS system. Both the front and rear wings will feature moveable elements, allowing drivers to adjust aerodynamic balance dynamically throughout a lap rather than only in designated zones. Active Aero enables cars to shift between low-drag and high-downforce states depending on…...

48+ min ago (528+ words) Scroll down to see why he chose No3 MAX VERSTAPPEN has confirmed he will put the number three on his Red Bull from next season after forcing to remove the No1. Lando Norris has followed in the four-time world champion's footsteps to use the No1 on his car next term after winning the world title." Verstappen raced with the 33 until his first title in 2021, the number also appearing on a multitude of caps and shirts " and even some fan tattoos. He said: "My favourite number has always been three, apart from number one, "We can now swap, so it'll be number three. "Number 33 was always fine, but I just like one three better than two. I always said it represented double luck but I've already had my luck in Formula One." F1 ace goes undercover at karting track under fake name but doesn't make…...

51+ min ago (647+ words) The Toyota Truck Challenge Continues: Toyota Destination Detour's Episode 2 Brings Grit & Glory Fan-Favorite Backcountry Kit Goes Soft: Lofoten Flex1 Jacket and Pants Review The Best Ski Pants for Men The Best Ski Pants of 2025-2026 When You Need Real Containment, Not Wire & Wishes: Impact Dog Crates Review Mobile Toolbox for Daily Life: Victorinox Swiss Army Companion Review The Powder Lover's Choice: Tubbs Mountaineer Snowshoes Review Adding Refinement to Rugged: 2026 Subaru Outback Review What does adventure do to the human brain? According to the value metrics calculated from the six athletes competing in the Toyota Destination Detour challenge, adventure impacts the human brain in hugely positive ways. Completing challenges in Toyota Trucks across gorgeous California landscapes doesn't hurt, either. In this second episode of the Toyota Destination Detour, the three teams of athletes continue their 36-hour road trip challenge across rugged terrain, each…...

1+ hour, 9+ min ago (675+ words) Jags boss Ryan Esson has hailed his side's best performance since his arrival in a highly impressive 1-0 win over league leaders Brechin City. It was the visitors' first loss since the start of October whilst Thistle had not played a competitive game for four weeks. The win will go down as one of the Jags' greatest victories with Shaun Morrison's goal in the 34th minute at Seafield Park the difference. Going into the game Esson had said he was relishing the test against the league's top side - and his positivity was justified. "It was a good game for us," he said. "To be fair we had a few weeks to prepare with our last game being at Lossiemouth and we've worked hard on the training pitch but we have done that all season. "But the first half, I thought we thoroughly…...

1+ hour, 11+ min ago (193+ words) Ferrari employees, the tifosi and citizens of Maranello celebrated Ferrari's FIA World Endurance Championship-winning season in a town-wide event on Thursday. The Italian manufacturer, which also won its third consecutive 24 Hours of Le Mans, was on full display, with a parade from Ferrari's headquarters through the roads of Maranello with both of the factory 499Ps, which reached the Ferrari museum. The drivers also took part in an autograph session before having lunch with employees. Ferrari ended a 53-year drought since its previous title success in a sports car world championship, which came in 1972 with the Ferrari 312PB. Alessandro Pier Guidi, Antonio Giovinazzi and James Calado, meanwhile, won the drivers' world championship, ahead of the satellite AF Corse-entered 499P of Robert Kubica, Yifei Ye and Phil Hanson, who won Le Mans. Third place in the world championship went to the No. 50 Ferrari trio of…...

1+ hour, 18+ min ago (434+ words) But by the time Jenson Button hung up his Formula 1 jacket in 2016, something of a shift had begun. In particular, Lewis Hamilton had emerged as an F1 fashion plate wearing Dior, Louis Vuitton and, at ... High-speed racing stars haven't always been preoccupied with fashion. But by the time Jenson Button hung up his Formula 1 jacket in 2016, something of a shift had begun. In particular, Lewis Hamilton had emerged as an F1 fashion plate wearing Dior, Louis Vuitton and, at this year's British Grand Prix, custom Burberry. "Now every driver has a stylist," says Button, "because [with things like Netflix's documentary Formula 1: Drive to Survive] they're on-screen a lot more." So, too, have they managed to parlay their off-track personas into lucrative sponsor deals. For his own part, Button has collaborated with Hackett London (in 2021) and now Lestrange, partnering with the London-based menswear…...

1+ hour, 24+ min ago (188+ words) Seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson will attempt to qualify for the 2026 Daytona 500. Legacy Motor Club announced Thursday that the 50-year-old team owner will drive the No. 84 Carvana Toyota. A two-time Daytona 500 winner (2006, 2013), Johnson will attempt to qualify for the season-opening Feb. 15 race as an open, non-chartered entry. It would be his 23rd entry in "The Great American Race." "Carvana has been an incredible partner, and every season we've found new ways to celebrate what makes racing so special," Johnson said in a team news release. "This year's scheme is sharp, it's fresh, and I can't wait for fans to see it on the track in Daytona." Johnson, who retired from full-time competition after the 2020 season, has raced a partial Cup Series schedule for the past few years. The 83-time race winner's last victory came in 2017. The NASCAR Hall of…...