'Hell Yeah' NASCAR is back
By now everyone knows what went down at Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday – and it could be just what NASCAR needs.
By now everyone knows what went down at Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday – and it could be just what NASCAR needs.
Edward Kennedy scored his ninth win of the 2026 season in the Ligier JFC Gen. 2 class. With the victory, he also takes over the championship points lead.
Standing on the top step of the podium, Kekai Hauanio earned his third win of the 2026 season.
Collecting his eighth checkered flag of the season, Gastón Irazú could clinch the 2026 F4 U.S. title on Sunday, assuming he leaves that race with at least a 75-point margin in the championship standings.
Tempers boiled over in the aftermath of the pair’s controversial crash in the closing stages of the Cup Series’ first traditional Chase race at Bristol, triggering a post-race confrontation on pit road that immediately turned physical.
Meza was quickest in Saturday’s practice session, posting a fast lap of 1:49.291 and leading the session by more than four tenths over championship contender Alon Day.
Back-to-back defending Funny Car world champion Austin Prock powered to the No. 1 spot Saturday at U.S. 131 Motorsports Park, earning his second top qualifier of the year.
Matthew Brabham, driver of the No. 16 GYMWEED Ford Mustang for Chris Dyson Racing, was fastest in Saturday afternoon’s Trans Am practice at VIR, leading Paul Menard by just under a tenth of a second.
Gossett narrowly beat out Nathan Nicholson for the Round 11 race win at IMS.
As FR Americas kicks off its penultimate event at VIRginia International Raceway (VIR), championship leader Brady Golan edged out the competition to secure his third pole of the 2026 season.
For the third straight race in the Autobacs Super GT Series, Honda has locked out the front row in the GT500 class – although the pole-winning car for Sunday’s race at Sportsland Sugo is somewhat of a surprise when it comes to this year’s form book.But with no points in...