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United States Grand Prix qualifying results: Kimi Antonelli inches closer to a title

Lewis Hamilton led the final hour of practice at the USGP, but will he convert that to pole position in Austin? AUSTIN, Texas — Kimi Antonelli has taken pole position for the United States Grand Prix, and inched closer to a maiden Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship. Read on for how the qualifying hour unfolded. AUSTIN, Texas — Lewis Hamilton topped the timing sheets in the final hour of practice before qualifying for the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix, ahead of Max Verstappen and teammate Charles Leclerc. And with Leclerc having led the way during both FP1 and FP2, is a Ferrari pole in the future here in Austin? Or will Verstappen, or another of Ferrari’s rivals, steal their thunder? But Verstappen and the rest of the grid are always lurking. Qualifying gets underway at 5:00 p.m. Eastern time on Saturday, and we will be following all the action live both here and on the brand-new SB…

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Chase Elliott Pulls Name Off NASCAR Most Popular Ballot As Nod To Kyle Busch

Chase Elliott won’t win a ninth consecutive NASCAR Most Popular Driver award. But there is a reason. Elliott has withdrawn his name from consideration for the award as a tribute to two-time Cup champion Kyle Busch, who died suddenly on May 21 at age 41 from complications from pneumonia. Elliott’s father, who had won the award for 10 consecutive years (and 16 overall), did the same in 2001 when Dale Earnhardt died in the 2001 Daytona 500. "Looking back on that, I just always thought that was a really cool and admirable nod to, frankly, one of his biggest rivals, and just something that I just always had a lot of respect for," Elliott said Saturday during his media availability at Talladega Superspeedway. Chase Elliott will no longer be in contention for NASCAR's Most Popular Driver. The award is determined by online voting administered by NASCAR and the National Motorsports Press…

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Lando Norris reveals F1 track forces him to take 'headache pills' before driving

Max Verstappen has also raised concerns Reigning world champion Lando Norris has become the latest F1 star to voice concerns over the US Grand Prix track at Circuit of the Americas (COTA), revealing that he has to take headache tablets before driving around it. Norris' words follow similar frustrations voiced by four-time world champion Max Verstappen, who joked that he will need a 'new spine' to deal with the bumps at the circuit after the Singapore Grand Prix earlier this month. The Dutchman then doubled down on those comments when speaking in the media pen in Austin. "You can also see the track conditions. From what I saw in the WEC, the circuit was extremely bumpy," Verstappen said. I'm not really looking forward to that to be honest, for your spine. "I was joking about that in the last race but it's not really a joke to be honest because we mentioned this already for years that…

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NASCAR points leader Kyle Larson could use rare Talladega success

TALLADEGA, Ala. — Points leader Kyle Larson needs to recover from a major stumble in the NASCAR Chase, and Talladega Superspeedway seems an unlikely rebound spot for the defending Cup Series champion. The mammoth 2.66-mile oval and its massive crashes have plagued Larson throughout his career. A last-place finish in the April 26 race at Talladega lowered his average finish there to 22nd over 23 starts, second-worst on the circuit behind Iowa Speedway (where he has only three starts). But as Larson clings to a five-point lead over Christopher Bell with three races remaining, 500 miles of white-knuckle racing Sunday at the longest and most treacherous track in NASCAR somehow seems enticing. A 34th-place finish at Phoenix Raceway brought an abrupt halt to Larson’s dream start to the Chase, the 10-race closing stretch that determines the champion. The Hendrick Motorsports star had built a…

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