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IndyCar will debut hybrid engine system in race this weekend
Just days before their engines would be put to the test against each other in the Indy 500, engineers from Chevrolet and Honda shared a toast.
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Josef Newgarden dreams of trying the grueling double of the Indy 500 and the Coca-Cola 600
Back-to-back Indianapolis 500 champion Josef Newgarden has a driving dream he still harbors, even knowing that challenges with schedules and sponsors make it likely impossible to ever achieve.
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Joe Gibbs driver Christopher Bell emerges as a NASCAR championship contender
Joe Gibbs has fielded Cup cars for Denny Hamlin since 2005, got a decade out of Tony Stewart and is about to replace Martin Truex Jr., who has driven for the team for the last six years of a 21-year career.
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Christopher Bell wins wet Cup Series race at New Hampshire
Christopher Bell raised a broom over his head and clutched a 24-pound lobster in victory lane Sunday evening at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
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Alex Palou wins from pole, returns to top of IndyCar standings
Two-time IndyCar Series champion Alex Palou reclaimed the lead in this year's points standings by winning from the pole position at Laguna Seca.
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Max Verstappen wins Spanish GP, adds to lead in F1 standings
Max Verstappen doesn't need a dominant car to stay on course for a fourth straight Formula 1 title.
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NASCAR driver Daniel Suárez celebrates becoming US citizen
NASCAR driver Daniel Suárez, who was born in Mexico in 1992, took an oath this past week and became a United States citizen.
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NASCAR team owner Gene Haas will keep Cup Series presence
NASCAR team owner Gene Haas will remain in the top-tier Cup Series and field one car in 2025.
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Ryan Blaney wins Iowa Speedway’s first Cup Series race; Ferrari repeats at 24 Hours of Le Mans
Team Penske driver Ryan Blaney had his concerns heading into the final laps of Sunday night's race at Iowa Speedway.
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NASCAR’s Martin Truex Jr. plans to retire from full-time racing
NASCAR driver Martin Truex Jr. is ready to slow down. Or at the very least, to have more of a say-so in setting the pace of his own schedule.
