IndyCar
Armstrong heartbreak gives Road America its cruellest twist
Marcus Armstrong was four laps from a first IndyCar win at Road America before a late mechanical failure handed the race to Christian Lundgaard.
Ralph Gull
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Formula E
Sanya red flag leaves Formula E with control problem
Formula E’s Sanya red flag and penalty fallout have turned Jake Dennis’s win into a race-control test before Shanghai.
IndyCar
Palou’s messy Road America makes IndyCar chase feel colder
Alex Palou’s Road America fifth place after a pit-speeding penalty made the IndyCar title race feel colder for his rivals.
MotoGP
Bagnaia’s Brno podium leaves Ducati with a harder truth
Francesco Bagnaia’s Brno recovery gave Ducati points and a podium, but Marc Marquez’s late-race authority has sharpened the team’s MotoGP hierarchy question.
F1 News
Albon warning turns Austria into Williams damage test
Alex Albon’s warning over Williams’ high-speed weakness has turned the Austrian Grand Prix into a searching test for the FW47.
F1 News
Mercedes’ Reliability Problem Has Turned Austria Into A Title-Race Stress Test
Mercedes head to the Austrian Grand Prix with a title lead, a painful reliability explanation and a new layer of pressure around Kimi Antonelli and George Russell.
IndyCar
Christian Lundgaard Wins Road America After First-Lap Damage
Christian Lundgaard recovered from first-lap damage to win the XPEL Grand Prix at Road America for Arrow McLaren, denying David Malukas in a late restart.
NASCAR
Allmendinger turns San Diego chaos into Chase lifeline
AJ Allmendinger’s San Diego NASCAR Cup top five has pulled Kaulig Racing back toward the Chase cutline before Sonoma.
NASCAR
San Diego success keeps NASCAR street-race door open
NASCAR has not locked in its 2027 street-race plans, but San Diego has strengthened the case for future Cup events away from traditional circuits.
NASCAR
Reddick apology keeps 23XI’s San Diego win complicated
Tyler Reddick admitted he overdid the late fight with Corey Heim after 23XI Racing’s first NASCAR Cup one-two at San Diego.
NASCAR
Heim stuns San Diego with first NASCAR Cup win
Corey Heim won the inaugural NASCAR Cup race at Naval Base Coronado, passing Tyler Reddick late for his first Cup victory.
NASCAR
Hocevar caution puts Spire at centre of San Diego finish
Carson Hocevar led the Anduril 250 under a late caution at Naval Base Coronado after Ryan Preece won Stage 2 and Kyle Larson controlled the race’s third phase.