April 12, 2025

Sheldon Creed was running in 15th place during the first stage of Saturday’s NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Bristol motor Speedway, trying to move forward. But 74 laps into the event, he got hit from behind by Dean Thompson and spun out.Creed locked the car down and came screeching to a halt at the exit of Turn 4, sitting sideways on the track. Most of the field was able to narrowly avoid, but …Keep reading

Yamaha factory rider Fabio Quartararo was positively surprised by his race pace in the Qatar GP sprint on Saturday, when the Frenchman converted a morale-boosting front row start into fifth position at the flag.Read Also:MotoGPMotoGP Qatar GP: Marc Marquez wins sprint race from brother AlexThe 2021 world champion briefly ran third at the start of the race, the same …Keep reading

With cooler temperatures again this spring, NASCAR’s Cup Series drivers have quite the challenge ahead of them at Bristol Motor Speedway. And Goodyear may want to load up their haulers with a spare set of tires…or two.Practice quickly showcased noticeable cording and aggressive tire wear within 40 laps for most cars. Those battling tight conditions wore the right front down to nothing, while …Keep reading

Francesco Bagnaia says he is angry about ‘f***ing up’ his Qatar Grand Prix weekend with a qualifying crash on Saturday.Bagnaia had looked strong all weekend until he dropped his factory Ducati at Turn 4 on his final qualifying run, resulting in the Italian starting the race 11th.It was an emotional disappointment for Bagnaia, who subsequently struggled to make up ground in the sprint …Keep reading

With help from his wife Corinna, seven-time Formula 1 World Champion Michael Schumacher has signed a helmet for an upcoming charity auction with the initials ‘MS,’ per a report from the Daily Mail. There are several additional signatures on the helmet, including all of the other living F1 World Champions.The helmet will be auctioned off to raise funds for Sir Jackie Stewart’s Race Against …Keep reading

Pierre Gasly was surprised by his strong qualifying performance in Bahrain, which will see him start tomorrow’s race on the third row of the grid. The Alpine driver was just 0.3s off the pace, finishing fifth ahead of Lando Norris and Max Verstappen respectively.“If we can be a pain for these top teams once in a while that’d be great,” Gasly joked when speaking to Sky Sports F1 after …Keep reading

Alex Bowman earned his seventh career pole and second consecutive at Bristol on Saturday. The Hendrick Motorsports (HMS) driver lapped the half-mile in 14.911s, beating Hyak Motorsports and fellow Chevrolet driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. by 0.014s. This is Stenhouse’s first front row start since qualifying second at Auto Club Speedway two years ago.”Yeah, it feels really good,” said Bowman, who …Keep reading

A deflated Max Verstappen says Bahrain Grand Prix qualifying shows he’s just “taking part” in this year’s Formula 1 world championship rather than fighting for the title.Verstappen finished a lowly seventh in Bahrain qualifying after having already scraped through to Q3 alongside team-mate Yuki Tsunoda, with the Dutchman complaining about a lack of grip and brake issues with his Red Bull RB21 …Keep reading

For the second time in his young NTT IndyCar Series career, Florida’s Kyle Kirkwood is set to lead the field to green in the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach. The Andretti Global star laid down a top time of 1:06.1921 to score his third-career pole and second in Long Beach. “I’m shaking,” an excited Kirkwood told FOX Sports afterward. “That was great. Such a good lap, such a good …Keep reading

The FIA stewards have explained why Sauber driver Nico Hulkenberg advanced to Q2 with a lap that exceeded track limits, an incident that robbed Williams driver Alex Albon of a spot in the second round of qualifying in Bahrain.Hulkenberg’s third and final push lap in Q1 yielded a 1m31.998s, enough to dump Albon out by a mere 0.042s. The German then went on to qualify 13th in Q2, before his …Keep reading