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IMSA's VP Racing SportsCar Challenge will expand from six to 10 race weekends in 2026, adding four LMP3 endurance races to the calendar next season.With the latest specification of 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6-powered LMP3 cars set to make their VP Racing SportsCar Challenge debut in 2026, these additional two-hour LMP3 endurance...
The first round of the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs offered little in the way of surprises.Joe Gibbs Racing and Toyota appear to be the early favorites, having swept the round, but there is still plenty of racing left to go. Team Penske is doing what it does best in managing...
Two members of Denny Hamlin's Joe Gibbs Racing pit crew have been suspended after a wheel became detached from the No.11 Toyota during last weekend's NASCAR Cup Series race at Bristol.Hamlin's right-front wheel became detached on lap 384 of 500, sending his car into AJ Allmendinger's No.16 Kaulig Racing Chevrolet...
Citroën Racing has confirmed that Jean-Eric Vergne and Nick Cassidy will be its drivers in its first Formula E season.Vergne moves over from sister brand DS, which he has represented for all but three of his seasons in Formula E, and with which he took the second of his two...
Magnus Racing has confirmed plans to return for the season-ending Motul Petit Le Mans at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, their third appearance of the season in the IMSA GTD class.Owner/driver John Potter and fellow Magnus mainstay Spencer Pumpelly will be joined in the No. 44 Aston Martin Vantage GT3 EVO...
Fresh off his Bristol Night Race win, Christopher Bell joins Kevin Harvick for this week’s Victory Lap. Bell dives into what it was like managing tire wear under the lights, how he held on for the victory, and why advancing to the Round of 12 has boosted his confidence, especially with his Toyota teammates performing so well. They also break down Bell’s approach to the postseason, including how he and his team bounced back after a mid-season slump following a strong start to the year. Finally, Bell shares why he’s staying laser-focused on Cup racing during the playoffs, but teases the possibility of running other series once the championship chase wraps up.