NASCAR
Riggs gives San Diego Truck opener a title-fight edge
Layne Riggs heads to NASCAR’s San Diego Truck Series opener with the points lead, recent winning form and a street-course marker already banked.
Mason Brooks
Sports Journalist · 31 articles
Mason is an experienced sports journalist who has written for many publications and websites on a wide range of sports, including football, cricket, golf and rugby. He is also an avid and knowledgeable motorsports fan and has written extensively on F1, e-Prix, IndyCar and NASCAR.
NASCAR
Clements’ San Diego record gives NASCAR a family-team moment
Jeremy Clements will break NASCAR’s all-time O’Reilly Auto Parts Series starts record at San Diego, taking his family-run No. 51 team into rare company.
NASCAR
Magnussen’s San Diego debut gives Project 91 its clearest test yet
Kevin Magnussen’s NASCAR Cup debut at San Diego gives Trackhouse’s Project 91 its most revealing benchmark since Shane van Gisbergen.
F1 News
Mercedes retreat leaves Monaco FIA fight to rivals
Mercedes has withdrawn its request to review George Russell’s Monaco Grand Prix penalty, leaving McLaren and Red Bull to carry the wider FIA fight.
MotoGP
Bagnaia warning turns Brno test into MotoGP fairness row
Francesco Bagnaia has questioned MotoGP’s Brno 2027 test approach, arguing top riders should not have to wait until December for Pirelli running.
MotoGP
Yamaha’s Toprak test call exposes its 2027 MotoGP reality
Yamaha will run Toprak Razgatlioglu and Augusto Fernandez in Brno’s 850cc/Pirelli test, leaving Fabio Quartararo, Alex Rins and Jack Miller on the outside.
F1 News
Russell wing error exposes Mercedes’ Barcelona warning
Mercedes have revealed that an incorrect front-wing adjustment left George Russell fighting an oversteering car late in Barcelona.
F1 News
McLaren on the back foot: Stella admits customer status is hurting title defence
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has admitted that the team’s customer relationship with Mercedes HPP is costing them ground in the 2026 Formula 1 world championship. Speaking to Motorsport.com after Lando Norris retired from the Monaco Grand Prix with a power unit failure, Stella said it was the first time in recent memory that not […]
F1 News
Red Bull Racing won the 2026 engine war, so why is it stuck in fourth?
Red Bull Powertrains has built the most powerful internal combustion engine on the 2026 Formula 1 grid. Its reward is fourth place in the constructors’ standings, 172 points behind Mercedes. The FIA’s provisional power unit rankings under the Additional Development and Upgrade Opportunities system, known as ADUO, place Red Bull at the top. Mercedes sits […]
F1 News
Antonelli’s father delivers honest verdict on Kimi and Verstappen gap
Marco Antonelli has praised his son Kimi’s electric start to the 2026 Formula 1 season, but he has been careful to put the teenager’s achievements in perspective. Speaking to Formule 1 Magazine, the elder Antonelli said it is too early to compare the 19-year-old with four-time world champion Max Verstappen, despite Kimi sitting at the […]
F1 News
Isack Hadjar reveals why a podium with Lewis Hamilton once felt impossible
Isack Hadjar once believed sharing a podium with Lewis Hamilton was the kind of thing that simply would not happen to him. On Sunday in Monaco, it did. The 21-year-old Red Bull driver finished third at the Monaco Grand Prix, standing alongside the seven-time world champion he had watched dominate the sport since childhood. Speaking […]
F1 News
Mekies apologises to Max Verstappen after Monaco engine failure
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies has publicly apologised to Max Verstappen after a power unit failure ended the Dutchman’s Monaco Formula 1 GP before it had properly begun. Verstappen started second on the grid, but his engine died as the lights went out, leaving him stranded as the rest of the field drove away. […]
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