May 26, 2025

Ross Chastain is officially a winner of the Coca-Cola 600, fighting back from incredible odds in a total team effort to win NASCAR’s longest race. And while it was elation for him, it was a bitter disappointment for Hendrick Motorsports, and not just because William Byron lost after dominating most of the race. Kyle Larson’s ‘Double’ attempt ended in two DNFs, Denny Hamlin ran out of fuel, and the …Keep reading

Perhaps more impressive than Ross Chastain driving from last to first to win the Coca-Cola 600 was the work his team had to put in just get the race-winning car prepared on Sunday.Chastain crashed due to a tire failure in practice, forcing the Trackhouse Racing Team to scramble as they prepared the backup car. The car was meant to be a backup for next weekend’s race at Nashville and many …Keep reading

After a rollercoaster performance at the Indy 500, the chaos that was the 109th running of the event has yet to slow down after two of Andretti Global’s cars and one from Prema Racing failed their post-race technical inspections.IndyCar announced Monday that the No. 27 car of Kyle Kirkwood, and No. 28 car of Marcus Ericsson, along with Callum Ilot’s No. 90 Prema car all failed their post-race …Keep reading

Despite being one of the top favorites to add his face to the Borg-Warner Trophy this past weekend, Pato O’Ward ended his Indianapolis 500 run in fourth place.The No. 5 Arrow McLaren driver started on the front row, but never had the pace to contend for the win. He watched as Alex Palou built up speed and passed Marcus Ericsson with 14 laps to go — a move that ended up being the decisive …Keep reading

Throughout most of the Coca-Cola 600, William Byron was a constant at the very front of the field, but so was Denny Hamlin. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver led 53 laps, second only to Byron in that category. But when the checkered flag flew, he was scored 16th as the last car on the lead lap.Hamlin, who won the Coke 600 in 2022, was running second during the final cycle of green-flag pit stops …Keep reading

Let’s get one thing straight: the Monaco Grand Prix is just as special as everyone tells you it is. The history, the prestige, the European glamour – it’s absolute magic. For decades, the 78-lap race around the streets of Monte Carlo has been unmatched in spectacle and status. It’s long been the event for brands and sponsors to show up and show out – whether on land or moored aboard a …Keep reading

After watching last year’s race from the grandstands, David Malukas finished third in the 109th Indianapolis 500.“I’m excited to go out there, perform, and put this injury behind me.” This was Malukas’s wish before the 2025 IndyCar season began after he spent the first half of 2024 on the sidelines due to injury.Malukas was expected to have a breakthrough year racing for Arrow …Keep reading

William Byron led 283 of 400 laps at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Sunday. He started from third position, winning Stage 1, Stage 2, and Stage 3. But on the final run of the race, Ross Chastain completed his last-to-first charge, coming from the very back of the field in a backup car to snatch the win away from Byron.The final pass for the lead came after 591 of the 600-mile event was complete …Keep reading

After another Monaco Grand Prix saw little variety between qualifying and race results, with McLaren’s Lando Norris winning from pole position, Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner is calling for drastic changes in the Principality.For this year’s race, F1 brought in a new mandatory two-pitstop rule that required all drivers to use three sets of tyres across two compounds over the …Keep reading

There’s nothing like the Month of May at Indianapolis Motor Speedway — and rarely has the Indianapolis 500 been more eventful than the iconic event’s 2025 edition.Ran on a cool Indiana day amid overcast skies and occasional spurts of rain, the race’s 109th running was briefly delayed and then immediately chaotic, hit with attrition before the green flag could even fly. That set …Keep reading