August 27, 2024

Pato O’Ward is eager for a chance to bring an IndyCar Series race in front of a mass of passionate fans in his home country of Mexico.The 25-year-old, who is unquestionably the sport’s most popular driver as his legion of followers flood grandstands with flags and even surround his transporter throughout a race weekend, has been consistently outspoken about taking North America’s premier …Keep reading

Daniel Suarez expects the NASCAR Cup race in Mexico on June 15, 2025 to be a historic moment for the category as the first points-paying Cup race on international soil since 1958. However, for Suarez, personally, it’s a chance to do something he’s always wanted to do — bring his beloved sport to his home country and race on that same soil. “Honestly, it’s like literally a dream for me. As I …Keep reading

Josef Newgarden had a relatively smooth drive to finish third in last Sunday’s Grand Prix of Portland. It wasn’t without a few challenging moments, though.After starting fifth in the No. 2 Team Penske Chevrolet, Newgarden quickly fell two spots shortly after taking the green flag but was able to rebound with a methodical march back into the top five by lap 31 of 110. From there, he continued …Keep reading

Alex Albon reckons a “grey area” over braking in the middle of corners to hold up following cars during races will eventually cause a crash, in response to Kevin Magnussen’s defence at the Dutch Grand Prix.Magnussen was running on a contra-strategy to the majority of the field to get track position on a long hard-tyre stint, and had attempted to keep a following pack of Pierre Gasly, Albon, and …Keep reading

The NASCAR Cup Series including Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in the 2025 season schedule is a remarkable move for the sport, which has been pushing for an international Cup race for some time. Cup cars haven’t raced outside of the United States in over 25 years, and not in a points-paying championship event since 1958. Prior to the Mexico City decision and announcement, the series had also been …Keep reading

Formula 2 race winner Franco Colapinto will drive for Williams for the rest of the F1 season as Logan Sargeant’s replacement.Williams has spent the last few days evaluating a driver change, with the squad increasingly frustrated with Sargeant’s performance off the back of yet another high-speed crash during practice for last weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix.With the American having failed to score a …Keep reading

Valtteri Bottas has bemoaned Sauber’s ‘weakest’ performance of the Formula 1 season at the Dutch Grand Prix but hopes the circuit will serve as an “outlier”.The Finn and team-mate Zhou Guanyu failed to make an impression on the battle for points, propping up the field in 19th and 20th at the end of the race – the only drivers to have been lapped twice by winner Lando Norris.Whilst Sauber has …Keep reading