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He gave it everything he had.Given strong chance to end his lengthy winless streak, Graham Rahal did nearly everything right. He decisively jumped from second into the race lead in the opening corners when the green flag flew, kept championship leader Alex Palou in the rear-view mirror for two full tire stints and led a race-high 48 laps. But it wasn’t enough. Starting on fresh …Keep reading

The Month of May arrived this weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway – at least on the road course. In keeping with the trends of the season, that likely meant a couple things. First: Alex Palou continued to crush the NTT IndyCar Series field. The Spaniard won for the fourth time in five races to open the 2025 season – and his only loss on the year was a runner-up run at Long Beach …Keep reading

Last spring at Kansas, it was Kyle Larson versus Chris Buescher for the race win in the closest photo finish the Cup Series has ever seen. This weekend, it was the same two drivers again in the fight for pole, but it wasn’t quite as close. This is Larson’s 22nd career pole, but his first of the 2025 season and his first at Kansas as well.”Pretty ironic to have us both on the front row here …Keep reading

For a brief spell, it looked like Alex Palou might actually be beatable on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course. The pole-sitter lost the lead just after the green flag flew and spent most of the race running in the tire tracks of Graham Rahal. But in the end, the Spaniard found his way to the front – just as he’s done for the bulk of the NTT IndyCar Series season to date. Palou …Keep reading

Both Carson Hocevar and Ryan Preece had the opportunity to leave Texas with strong runs, but ended in disappointment and frustration instead. Hocevar began the race from pole position (the first of his career), while Preece steadily made his way forward throughout the day.When a caution for a spinning Jesse Love in the middle of green-flag pit stops shook up the running order late, both of …Keep reading

Ferrari teammates James Calado, Antonio Giovinazzi and Alessandro Pier Guidi took the win in the Spa 6 Hours on Sunday by 4s from the sister 499P Le Mans Hypercar shared by Nicklas Nielsen, Miguel Molina and Antonio Fuoco, with the third-placed Alpine A424 LMDh driven by Frédéric Makowiecki, Jules Gounon and Mick Schumacher a further second in arrears.Ferrari might have dominated qualifying …Keep reading

As drivers line up for the Sonsio Grand Prix, Graham Rahal’s stunning performance for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing on Friday will place him second behind Alex Palou, and just ahead of his rookie teammate Louis Foster in third. Devlin DeFrancesco will start just behind in fifth place. How did RLL’s best-ever qualifying session finally come together?Fast Six qualifying capped off a …Keep reading

Fermin Aldeguer has suggested that his first top-three result on a MotoGP weekend was only ever a matter of time. The 20-year-old rookie scored third place in Saturday’s sprint race at Le Mans, coming home just behind his Gresini Ducati team-mate Alex Marquez.Following a quiet first two weekends of 2025, Aldeguer suddenly began to show his speed at the Americas Grand Prix weekend in March …Keep reading

Season 2 of NASCAR’s Netflix docuseries, NASCAR Full Speed, has officially dropped — all five episodes are now available for streaming. Once again, it focuses in on the playoffs and the 16 drivers fighting for the championship, presented in a way that doesn’t overwhelm the casual viewer or someone who doesn’t watch the sport at all. It did its job in simplifying the rather complex system that …Keep reading

Alex Palou added another milestone to his impressive 2025 IndyCar season on Friday when he posted the largest difference for a pole-deciding lap in more than two years. The gap? A significant 0.4099s over Graham Rahal in the Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing #15 car.You’d have to go all the way back to March 2023 at St. Pete to find a larger margin for pole position in IndyCar, the day teammates …Keep reading