NASCAR News
Hamilton: Antonelli's F1 record pole 'amazing'
"He took my seat and he hit it hard from the get-go. So it's really great to see him progressing," said Hamilton.
Source: ESPN
Verstappen: Every lap in RB is 'survival' mode
"I cannot push at all, because the car doesn't let me. So that's why I don't really feel in control of the car."
Source: ESPN
Hamilton doubts he can beat Mercedes in China
"I think it's highly unlikely that we'll be able to beat them in the race," Hamilton said.
Source: ESPN
Antonelli breaks F1 record with Chinese GP pole
George Russell recovered late from gearbox trouble to take second; Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc took #3 and #4.
Source: ESPN
Russell on 'go kart' races with new cars: 'Quite fun'
George Russell said his wheel-to-wheel fights with Ferrari remind him of his go-kart battles as a kid.
Source: ESPN
George Russell wins thrilling Chinese GP sprint
Charles Leclerc took second and Lewis Hamilton third in a thrilling Chinese GP sprint.
Source: ESPN
Legacy Motor Club to have third car in 2027
Legacy Motor Club majority owner Jimmie Johnson revealed during Thursdays episode of The Morning Drive on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio that the organization is officially set to grow. The team will…
Source: Tireball
Sources: F1 set to cancel Bahrain, Saudi races
Formula 1 is set to cancel April's races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia due to the ongoing Iran war, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Source: ESPN
Hamilton: Ferrari losing 'a lot of time' to Merc
Lewis Hamilton has said Ferrari's gap to Mercedes is mainly due to a deficit in power unit performance after he qualified fourth for Saturday's Chinese Grand Prix sprint race.
Source: ESPN
Horner's route back to F1 faces Mercedes obstacle
Christian Horner's interest in buying into Alpine's Formula 1 team has been complicated by Mercedes also lodging a bid of its own.
Source: ESPN
Max slams F1 car: 'Never had anything this bad'
Max Verstappen complained Red Bull "never had anything this bad" after labouring to eighth on the grid for China's sprint race.
Source: ESPN
Russell on pole for F1 sprint, Merc clear of rivals
Mercedes continued their perfect start to the Formula 1 season by locking out the front row for sprint qualifying at the Chinese Grand Prix, with George Russell fastest.
Source: ESPN
Chinese GP: Russell tops practice amid Merc 1-2
George Russell picked up where he left off by posting the fastest time in practice as Mercedes set a blistering early pace in China.
Source: ESPN
Jackpot at 1.5 Miles: Can Larson Reclaim the Desert Throne or Will Fords Phoenix Surge Roll On?
The NASCAR circuit trades the desert heat of Phoenix for the neon glow of the Strip as the series heads to Las Vegas Motor Speedway for a high-stakes weekend of intermediate-track racing. With the…
Source: Tireball
Jackpot at 1.5 Miles: Can Larson Reclaim the Desert Throne or Will Fords Phoenix Surge Roll On?
The NASCAR circuit trades the desert heat of Phoenix for the neon glow of the Strip as the series heads to Las Vegas Motor Speedway for a high-stakes weekend of intermediate-track racing. With the…
Source: Tireball
Empathy is complicated in a selfish, results-based business like NASCAR
As soon as the green flag waves, drivers are all out for themselves, but are there instances when the stars of NASCAR feel empathy for their rivals?
Source: ESPN
Hamilton to miss Oscars despite 'F1' nominations
Lewis Hamilton has explored "every way" to attend Sunday's Oscars ceremony following the Chinese Grand Prix, but ultimately decided it was impossible to arrive on time.
Source: ESPN
F1 drivers call for change amid 'dangerous' starts
Formula 1 drivers are growing increasingly worried a big crash at the start of a race is a matter of when, not if, unless the governing FIA makes rule changes.
Source: ESPN
Merc vs Ferrari in F1 2026? Russell: It's close
F1's new championship leader George Russell thinks Ferrari are right in the fight with Mercedes and might have won the Australian Grand Prix with a different strategy.
Source: ESPN
Norris: F1 drivers didn't dream of racing these cars
Lando Norris has said it will no longer be possible to judge who Formula 1's ballsiest racer is because the sport has created cars which need a style of racing "none of us grew up wanting to do."
Source: ESPN
