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2026 United States Grand Prix - Qualifying Report

24 October 2026 10:55 (UTC) Changing track conditions and strong winds made consistency difficult in a closely contested session Circuit of The Americas Saturday, 24 October Find out what happened during FP3 and Qualifying in Austin, and get the thoughts of McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, and Team Principal Andrea Stella. McLaren Mastercard Formula 1 Team will start the 2026 United States Grand Prix from the fourth row, after Oscar Piastri qualified seventh and Lando Norris eighth at the Circuit of The Americas. In a closely contested session, changing track conditions and strong winds made consistency difficult, while a deleted lap for Lando and disrupted Q3 run plans prevented the team from maximising its potential. Attention now turns to Sunday’s race, where tyre degradation and a range of strategic options could create opportunities to move…

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NASCAR's Most Popular Driver Chase Elliott removes himself from voting in repeat of legendary dad's selfless gesture

By RICH JONES, US DEPUTY SPORTS EDITOR Chase Elliott has had a stranglehold on NASCAR's Most Popular Driver award - until now. The Hendrick Motorsports driver has won the fan-voted accolade for the last eight years but has removed himself from voting for this year's award. His selfless gesture is designed to pave the way for the late Kyle Busch to win the prestigious prize, and is a repeat of what his legendary father, Bill Elliott, did back in 2001 after the death of Dale Earnhardt. Seven-time champion Earnhardt had famously never won the award, which was dominated by his rival, 'Million Dollar' Bill, winning it 15 times between 1984 and 2000. However, when Earnhardt was killed in a crash in the 2001 Daytona 500, the first race of the year, Elliott withdrew from the ballot to encourage his fanbase to vote for Earnhardt, who posthumously won. This year, his son, Chase, 30, has done the…

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Denny Hamlin Reveals Talks With NASCAR Team About Potential Return

Denny Hamlin has spent nearly two decades chasing victories at NASCAR’s highest level. But even with 60-plus Cup Series wins and three Daytona 500 trophies on his résumé, there’s still one racing goal he’d like to accomplish before calling it a career. And he’s already explored what it would take to make it happen. The Joe Gibbs Racing veteran recently expressed interest in returning to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, with a specific ambition in mind: winning his final start in each of NASCAR’s three national series. It’s more than a passing thought, too. Hamlin revealed Saturday that he’s had conversations with TRICON Garage team owner David Gilliland about potentially getting behind the wheel of a Truck. Speaking with reporters at Talladega Superspeedway, Hamlin acknowledged that opportunities to compete in the Truck Series have already come up. “I have talked to David (Gilliland)…

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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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