Once again, it appears that NASCAR star driver and team owner Denny Hamlin may have a bone to pick with the series, On Monday, the NASCAR Cup Series announced the introduction of a new in-season tournament with an exciting and highly lucrative format A must-see event for $1,000,000.

One week ago, NASCAR Cup Series driver Chris Buescher lost a race at Kansas Speedway by .0001 of a second, the closest margin in series history. Fast forward to Darlington Raceway on Sunday and it appeared Buescher was in line to get the victory that eluded him seven days prior. That is, until

When Lando Norris took the checkered flag at Sunday’s Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, it served as an immensely popular first-career victory. Norris received congratulations from drivers up and down the grid, including reigning champion and second-place finisher Max Verstappen. Verstappen and Norris

Kyle Larson won the NASCAR Advent Health 400 at Kansas Speedway by 0.001 seconds over Chris Buescher Sunday night. It was hailed as the closest finish in the racing organization’s 76-year history. And it was. They got that part right. But did Kyle Larson really win by a millisecond? Longtime

No team has won the legendary Indy 500 more than the iconic Team Penske. Penske has lifted the Borg-Warner Trophy 19 times, including in 2023 with superstar driving Josef Newgarden. But winning the 2024 race just got a lot harder after team owner Roger Penske announced several suspensions for the