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3+ min ago (1222+ words) McLaren boss should not have apologised to drivers after disqualification FORMULA ONE fans were treated to a weekend of drama at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, as the "Monaco of the States" showed why it belongs on the calendar. There was the dramatic disqualification of McLaren duo Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri which opened the door for Max Verstappen in the driver's championship. But there was also a stunning on track incident which saw marshals enter the track to clear debris at Turn 1 at the start of the race which left viewers appalled. Speaking exclusively to SunSport via'casino review site Casino.ca, F1 Insider Richard Hopkins blasted the scenes as "outrageous". But he believes as recently as ten years ago such an incident would have been viewed as "normal". The former head of operations at Red Bull and team member at…...

1+ hour, 8+ min ago (138+ words) Nov 27, 2025 | 2:55 AM EST Over 2025, Rajah Caruth wheeled the No. 71 Truck to several remarkable results. He clinched one victory at Nashville Superspeedway, 5 top fives, and 13 top tens. So before he moves on to his much-deserved upgraded future, he pauses to thank all his wonderful fans. Rajah Caruth is excited either way: "It'll be a fun next year in 2026, driving the 88 HendrickCars.com Chevy for JR Motorsports and the 32 Chevy for Jordan Anderson full-time in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Series." As the youngster charts his path forward, a look back at his roots is worth it. This demonstrates just how dedicated Rajah Caruth is to the essence of NASCAR. Let's wait and see how the star performs in his new position in 2026....

1+ hour, 9+ min ago (401+ words) Nov 27, 2025 | 2:53 AM EST If you've ever pictured a NASCAR shop turning into a dusty old ghost town once the season ends, Joe Gibbs Racing is here to shut that myth down hard. The team hopped on social media with a surprisingly entertaining behind-the-scenes update, giving fans a peek at what really happens in the off-season. Spoiler: it's a lot busier than anyone expects. Sure, the 2025 season ended on a better note for JGR with two drivers in the title hunt, but no championship trophy to show for it. And yes, the goal for 2026 is crystal clear. Come back stronger and finish the job. Before the team can dive into the chaos of a new year, someone has to keep the shop running, and one Joe Gibbs Racing employee stepped up to explain what the off-season looks like. In fact, Joe…...

1+ hour, 12+ min ago (519+ words) It's now or never for Chaz Mostert in his bid for a maiden Supercars championship as the Walkinshaw Andretti United veteran looks to upset series leader Broc Feeney. Mostert, 33, concedes he is the closest he's ever been to breaking through for a championship after reaching the first-ever Supercars grand final in Adelaide. The two-time Bathurst 1000 winner roared to form to kickstart the finals series, pulling off a sensational clean sweep of the Gold Coast 500 before claiming the first Sandown 500 race to sit second ahead of the decider. Triple Eight prodigy Feeney had the final say at Sandown Raceway to maintain his slim lead of 20 points. Feeney's teammate and defending champion Will Brown is third, with Grove rookie and South Australian product Kai Allen completing the final four. WATCH Supercars live and free on 7plus Sport from 1pm AEDT on Saturday and Sunday…...

1+ hour, 45+ min ago (572+ words) Nov 27, 2025 | 2:18 AM EST If you have been keeping up with Bubba Wallace's holiday shenanigans, then you already know that the No. 23 driver is the unofficial ambassador of kicking off the Thanksgiving celebrations with the unofficial Thanksgiving anthem, "Beans, Greens, Potatoes, Tomatoes," year after year. But this time around, the more the merrier seems to be the mantra. With fellow NASCAR Cup Series driver Erik Jones already listing down his Thanksgiving plans with his son's first birthday coinciding with the festival, Wallace is joined by his beloved 23XI Racing team as they put down their non-negotiables in the celebration. Taking to 23XI Racing's official Instagram account, Bubba Wallace didn't hold back, saying, "Some non-negotiables are Christmas lights up after Thanksgiving. It is dressing. Stuffing is called dressing. Yes, a lot of people in the background might not agree with that, but dressing is…...

1+ hour, 49+ min ago (612+ words) Richard Petty tribute John Force has become a focal point for the entire motorsport world as John Force, the 16-time NHRA Funny Car champion and beloved racing icon, announces his retirement. Force made the announcement in late November 2025, drawing heartfelt messages from legends, fans, and teams, most notably a poignant salute from Petty, as the drag racing world faces the end of an era. John Force's decision to retire marks the close of a hall-of-fame career, where he shaped modern drag racing with passion and resilience. The announcement came as a shock to many in the NHRA paddock, stirring emotional responses from all corners of motorsports. Social media channels quickly filled with messages, including a heartfelt note from racing media: "We should all feel lucky to have witnessed this legend in drag racing," 1320Video, capturing the awe surrounding John Force's unmatched…...

1+ hour, 50+ min ago (218+ words) Chase Elliott maintained his dominance in fan support by picking up an eighth consecutive Cup Series Most Popular Driver award, while Justin Allgaier, fresh from his 2024 Xfinity Series championship, claimed his third Most Popular Driver title in that series. Rajah Caruth, meanwhile, won back-to-back honors following a season of significant growth both on and off the track. Soon after the award ceremony, Caruth turned to social media to express his heartfelt thanks. In a message to supporters, he said, I'm making this quick video just to say thank you, everybody, for voting me for Most Popular Driver. Obviously, we had a lot of support this year across not just social media but at the racetrack. I definitely felt it at driver intros and going to different things, whether it's diecast tents or running the dirt car or going to late…...

1+ hour, 51+ min ago (356+ words) Sim racing continues to influence motorsports, with Dale Earnhardt Jr. on VR highlighting why many dedicated competitors still prefer traditional monitor setups. As advancements like iRacing and virtual reality shape how drivers prepare and NASCAR develops new formats, clarity and precision remain at the heart of the debate over VR's role in the scene. Dale Earnhardt Jr. has spent years experimenting with various VR headsets, praising their depth perception and sense of immersion. As he expressed, "It's amazing" I had a couple of different headsets that I went through over the last couple of years. But dude, what you put it on, and you look, everything is perfectly in perspective. Just the depth perception is dead on. You look around in this thing, you're in it. You're in the truck, right?" But the thrill of VR comes with drawbacks, particularly…...

1+ hour, 52+ min ago (803+ words) Rick Hendrick's leadership impact continues to shape Hendrick Motorsports' success in NASCAR, a fact that both insiders and rivals openly acknowledge. Recent comments from figures such as Corey LaJoie and Alex Bowman highlight how Hendrick's approach has fostered enduring respect, loyalty, and remarkable achievement throughout the sport. Many within and outside the team point to Hendrick's ability to earn steadfast loyalty from drivers and crew members, not by demanding respect, but by inspiring it through his actions and values. Jeff Andrews, president and general manager of Hendrick Motorsports, expressed this sentiment, stating, "Mr. Hendrick has never demanded respect. His respect is earned, and you want to make him proud." " Jeff Andrews, General Manager and President, Hendrick Motorsports. "I got such great feedback from not only the fans, like people in the industry that I have a lot of respect for,…...

1+ hour, 52+ min ago (534+ words) With the NASCAR legal dispute against 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports approaching trial, a wave of controversy has brought Tony Stewart to the center of attention due to leaked texts involving his SRX series. In the midst of heightened scrutiny and passionate debate, Stewart candidly discussed the unfolding Tony Stewart SRX NASCAR controversy on Dale Earnhardt Jr.s recent podcast episode. The revelations have added fuel to a turbulent atmosphere, as fans and insiders react to the new details and the candid remarks exchanged among NASCAR leadership. As the legal battle looms, questions persist over motivations, allegiances, and the future of cross-series collaborations in racing. After Tony Stewart, known as "Smoke, and Gene Haas concluded their stewardship of Stewart-Haas Racing in 2024, Stewarts presence at NASCAR races declined, yet his influence has remained significant. During his appearance on "Dale Jr. Download,…...