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8+ min ago (492+ words) Nov 27, 2025 | 11:24 PM EST NASCAR, Motorsport, USA Cup Series-Practice and Qualifying Sep 6, 2025 Madison, Illinois, USA NASCAR Cup Series driver Kyle Busch 8 looks on during practice and qualifying for the Enjoy Illinois 300 at World Wide Technology Raceway. Madison World Wide Technology Raceway Illinois USA, EDITORIAL USE ONLY PUBLICATIONxINxGERxSUIxAUTxONLY Copyright: xJoexPuetzx 20250906_tbs_pa2_014 Jim Pohlman isn't about to let the two-time NASCAR champions' legacy fade. Having guided former Xfinity champion Justin Allgaier to the 2024 title and with a heavy resume behind him, Polhman now brings his expertise to Richard Childress Racing. His mission is clear: rebuild Kyle Busch's winning formula and re-establish the dominance fans expect in 2026. Pohlman brings a wealth of experience with him, particularly with the Next-Gen race car. During his stint at Chip Ganassi Racing, he spent excessive time designing and testing the car, so much so that by the end of…...

29+ min ago (238+ words) Nov 27, 2025 | 11:03 PM EST However, that's where his dream season suffered a heartbreak as he missed out on the championship. Well, racing has a way of reminding even the most talented drivers that nothing is guaranteed, even if you have a near-perfect season. And, recently, when talking about the moment, Zilisch didn't sugarcoat it. Connor Zilisch, despite being in contention throughout the race, faded away after leading post-Lap 153 caution. His best friend, Jesse Love, overtook him on Lap 176 and won the race by 1.808 seconds (and the championship) over Aric Almirola, who finished second. Zilisch's third-place at Phoenix sadly left him second in the overall standings, despite the team's effort. " Connor Zilisch (@ConnorZilisch) April 27, 2025 And yet, even through the heartbreak, Zilisch's perspective never cracked. As he now moves to his first full-time Cup Series season with Trackhouse Racing, Zilisch is optimistic. "I…...

35+ min ago (729+ words) Lando Norris has been told by Oscar Piastri that he will not help his McLaren team-mate fend off Red Bull's Max Verstappen to win the world championship. Norris heads both Verstappen and Piastri by 24 points with 58 to play for across the final two rounds, starting at this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix. Verstappen had been 104 points off the championship pace but his victory in Las Vegas last Saturday - his fourth in the eight races staged since the summer break - coupled with Norris' disqualification for running an illegal car, puts the four-time world champion firmly in the hunt as the season reaches its climax. Piastri, who was also thrown out of the Sin City race, remains in title contention, but he is struggling for form and has not finished ahead of Norris since the Dutch Grand Prix on the final day of…...

43+ min ago (173+ words) Nov 27, 2025 | 7:49 PM PST We all know how the No. 5 HMS team executed its title run, capitalizing perfectly on a late-race caution. Kyle Larson toppled the race leader and championship favorite Denny Hamlin, while beating the other two rivals in William Byron and Chase Briscoe. Larson recently entered an arena again " but this time against his own crew members. " Hendrick Motorsports (@TeamHendrick) November 27, 2025 It has been over three weeks since the championship, and HMS is now garnering attention for its festive season plans. While Thanksgiving was sorted, Christmas plans are underway " with HMS offering Black Friday sales on its glittering merchandise. Fans can get everything from hats and die-casts to comfortable hoodies at the online store at 20% off. While the off-season activities snowball inside Hendrick Motorsports, preparations for 2026 are also in full swing. With a bright new star on board, HMS…...

1+ hour, 22+ min ago (518+ words) Time crunch?Get all your NASCAR news here in just 60 words Tony Stewart has stacked victories and championships across a wide range of motorsport disciplines, ascertaining he can hold his own on just about any surface. But when the conversation shifts to the accolade closest to his heart, Stewart points to two achievements that continue to stand tall. Stewart's racing career has three NASCAR Cup Series championships, the 1997 IndyCar Series championship, and a 2025 NHRA Top Fuel regular-season title. He is enshrined in the NASCAR Hall of Fame (2020) and the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America (2019), and he claimed the USAC Triple Crown in 1995, along with the 2006 IROC championship. Even today, he remains active in NHRA drag racing, a world he had never touched behind the wheel until his wife stepped away to focus on expanding their family. In Stewart's May…...

1+ hour, 33+ min ago (401+ words) The 2025 Supercars championship will reach its spectacular conclusion with the inaugural grand final live and free on Seven and 7plus Sport on Saturday and Sunday. Broc Feeney, Chaz Mostert, Will Brown and Kai Allen remain in the hunt for the title, setting up a high-stakes showdown on the unforgiving streets of Adelaide. Seven's coverage begins at 1pm AEDT on Saturday and Sunday headlined by two 78-lap races. Scroll down for all the broadcast times and details. Veteran motorsport expert and Sunrise sport presenter Mark Beretta will broadcast live from Adelaide alongside Supercars co-driver and 7Motorsport host Jack Perkins and rally champion Molly Taylor. Supercars icons Mark Skaife and Neil Crompton will lead from the commentary box with Garth Tander, Mark Larkham, Chad Neylon and Riana Crehan reporting from pit lane. "It all comes down to Adelaide. After a season packed with twists, shocks…...

1+ hour, 35+ min ago (373+ words) McMurray burst onto the scene in 2002 by winning only his second Cup start, taking the UAW-GM Quality 500 at the then-Lowe's Motor Speedway. He made his full-time Cup debut with Chip Ganassi Racing the following year. After three seasons, McMurray moved to Roush Fenway Racing, where he earned his first career win as a full-time driver in 2007. The results on paper looked strong, but beneath the surface, the experience left scars he still acknowledges today. Looking back at his time driving the No. 26 Ford for Roush Fenway, he didn't mince words: "Hated it. Yeah, absolutely hated it. Roush was just a horrible place to work." Despite the financial security those four years provided, likely the most lucrative of his career, McMurray described the environment as a nightmare. He recalled team meetings led by Jack Roush where drivers were publicly criticized if…...

1+ hour, 39+ min ago (515+ words) Time crunch?Get all your NASCAR news here in just 60 words McMurray burst onto the scene in 2002 by winning only his second Cup start, taking the UAW-GM Quality 500 at the then-Lowe's Motor Speedway. He made his full-time Cup debut with Chip Ganassi Racing the following year. After three seasons, McMurray moved to Roush Fenway Racing, where he earned his first career win as a full-time driver in 2007. The results on paper looked strong, but beneath the surface, the experience left scars he still acknowledges today. Looking back at his time driving the No. 26 Ford for Roush Fenway, he didn't mince words: "Hated it. Yeah, absolutely hated it. Roush was just a horrible place to work." Despite the financial security those four years provided, likely the most lucrative of his career, McMurray described the environment as a nightmare. He recalled team…...

1+ hour, 51+ min ago (245+ words) Nov 27, 2025 | 9:41 PM EST Mike Dinovo-USA TODAY Sports Joey Logano lost a couple of things this year. First, he lost the chance for a fourth NASCAR Cup Series championship title due to a Stage 2 spin at Martinsville Speedway. However, the No. 22 Team Penske driver also lost another precious asset. Last week, Logano appeared in a promotional video for a North Carolina event " with a clean-shaven head. After years of struggle, he lost all of his hair. The new look can give off "Breaking Bad" vibes with a classic Walter White look, but it still caused concerns among fans. Even fans who do not root for Joey Logano joined the conversation, asking after the three-time champion"s health. Recently, somebody sent an indirect message through another NASCAR star. " Kenny Wallace (@Kenny_Wallace) November 27, 2025 And the fan"s heartwarming message is a welcome change, as…...

2+ hour, 6+ min ago (388+ words) Ferrari star Charles Leclerc brushed away talks of a move away from the Italian manufacturer despite the Prancing Horse's subpar showing in the ongoing season of F1. Leclerc reiterated his dream of lifting the championship title in the iconic red of the fabled racing unit, and vowed to strive towards improvements with the side. "I want to be world champion with this team," the Monegasque said. "The rumours don't bother me as long as it doesn't affect the team. And that's not the case, so I'm not worried and I'll continue moving forward down this path with the team," he added. After the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Leclerc highlighted the challenges the Italian manufacturer has faced in wet conditions since he joined Ferrari in 2019. Leclerc disclosed that competing in difficult wet conditions had been one of his main strengths during his…...