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Palou’s third IndyCar crown places him among series’ greats

After winning three IndyCar championships in four years, the only names ahead of Álex Palou’s in the series’ history books are the all-time greats.

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Truex’s NASCAR Hall of Fame career has never lacked drama

Whether making a name for himself in the Cup Series or qualifying for his final playoffs, Martin Truex’s NASCAR career has run the gamut of emotions.

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What more could you want from NASCAR playoffs? Nothing at all

The 2024 NASCAR playoffs field has absolutely everything: legends, legacy, champions, Michael Jordan and one man looking to ride off into the sunset.

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At 43, Power is defying time to challenge for IndyCar crown

As most drivers age, they lose the hunger and bravery that fueled the wins of their 20s. Not Will Power, who at 43 is eyeing his third IndyCar title.

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Blaney building NASCAR title defense on confidence, momentum

No driver has won back-to-back titles in NASCAR’s playoff elimination era, but Ryan Blaney is building enough momentum to make him the first.

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Dillon penalty boxes in NASCAR, Logano lucky his isn’t worse

Austin Dillon wrecked Joey Logano en route to Victory Lane in Richmond, but NASCAR’s ensuing penalties give it little flexibility on future decisions.

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The Olympics has it all. Why not add motorsports to the fun?

Some 329 medals will be won in 32 sports, from badminton and boxing to table tennis and taekwondo, but what the Olympics is missing is auto racing.

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Indy oval’s return restores a crown jewel to NASCAR schedule

It has been 30 years since Jeff Gordon won the inaugural Brickyard 400, and to celebrate, NASCAR is returning to Indianapolis’ famous 2.5-mile oval.

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Will IndyCar’s new hybrids attract more manufacturers?

Five years after they were announced, IndyCar’s hybrid powertrains debuted Sunday. Will the tech help the series bring in another engine supplier?

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How old is too old in racing? ‘It’s their call. No one else’s’

As 75-year-old NHRA champion John Force fights for his life, fans and drivers alike are asking the same question: When is it time to call it quits?

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