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Cup Series title battle pits Gibbs vs. Hendrick, Toyota vs. Chevrolet
There are at least two certainties heading into this weekend's NASCAR season finale that will decide the 2025 Cup Series champion.
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Marco Andretti’s retirement end of era for famed racing family, Indy 500
Marco Andretti is retiring from racing, a decision that likely means the "Andretti Curse" at the Indianapolis 500 will never end.
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William Byron, Kyle Larson earn Cup Series title shots
It was a good day for two Hendrick Motorsports drivers at Martinsville Speedway. Next Sunday at Phoenix Raceway might be even better for one of them.
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Lando Norris wins in Mexico City, returns to top of F1 standings
Lando Norris made it look easy Sunday as he snapped a five-race streak without a Formula 1 grand prix victory by cruising to a first-place finish in Mexico City.
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William Byron wins pole for Cup Series playoff race at Martinsville
William Byron picked a good time to pick up the first Martinsville Speedway pole position of his NASCAR Cup Series career.
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F1 points leader Oscar Piastri’s struggles continue in Mexico City
The fight for the driver championship in Formula 1's 2025 season stormed into the Mexico City Grand Prix weekend.
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NASCAR, suing teams race toward trial in bitter antitrust feud
NASCAR and two of the organizations that run cars in its top-tier Cup Series returned to court Thursday after two failed days of mediation.
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Daniel Suarez joining Spire Motorsports in NASCAR’s 2026 season
Daniel Suarez will replace Justin Haley at Spire Motorsports starting with the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season, a move announced Wednesday.
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Chase Briscoe’s Talladega win gives JGR two drivers in Cup Series final four
Facing an internal mutiny just a month ago, Joe Gibbs Racing seems to have this teamwork thing figured out in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs.
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Max Verstappen scores third win in four races at United States GP
Max Verstappen believes he'll have to be perfect down the stretch of the season to win a fifth straight Formula 1 championship, but the chance is very real.
