IndyCar is back from its four-week summer break with the fourth oval race on the 2024 schedule at World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway.
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Meyer Shank Racing's mid-season addition of David Malukas could go down as the move of the 2024 IndyCar season, even with Malukas set to leave in 2025.
A.J. Allmendinger is set to return to the role he had at Kaulig Racing during the 2023 NASCAR Cup Series season, competing full-time once again in 2025.
Kroger is believed to be on its way out at JTG Daugherty Racing, and the longtime primary sponsor has been linked to RFK Racing for the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season.
MBM Motorsports made somewhat of a surprise appearance at Richmond Raceway, but they will not compete in the NASCAR Cup Series race at Michigan.
His Richmond Raceway win may not count toward his playoff eligibility, but Austin Dillon can still qualify for the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series playoffs.
NASCAR made the decision not to count Austin Dillon's victory toward his playoff eligibility, shaking up the playoff picture with three regular season races to go.
Another NASCAR Cup Series driver named Austin emerged from Richmond Raceway as a big winner in Sunday night's Cook Out 400.
Juncos Hollinger Racing have replaced Agustin Canapino with Conor Daly for the remainder of the 2024 IndyCar season.
It is unknown whether David Malukas will replace Santino Ferrucci or Sting Ray Robb at A.J. Foyt Enterprises for the 2025 IndyCar season.
Kimi Antonelli has already been labeled Formula 1's "next Max Verstappen", which is probably the last thing a 17-year-old should be thinking about.
Sports betting continues to be on the rise, and while IndyCar was once neglected by most major sportsbooks, that is no longer the case.
The two NASCAR Cup Series teams that run shared charter entries are set to compete with different drivers in Sunday's race at Michigan International Speedway.
There is still one way for Austin Dillon to miss out on the 2024 Cup Series playoffs, and it would not require any interference from NASCAR.
The fastest driver won Sunday night's NASCAR Cup Series race at Richmond Raceway, but not exactly how anybody wanted to see him do it.
Denny Hamlin crossed the finish line in fifth place at Richmond Raceway, but NASCAR adjusted his finishing position shortly after the Cook Out 400 ended.
The Cook Out 400 at Richmond Raceway will not be shown live on NBC like the most recent NASCAR Cup Series race was at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Following a three-week break, Kyle Larson is the NASCAR Cup Series points leader entering this Sunday night's race at Richmond Raceway.
Kyle Larson competed in both the Indy 500 and the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway within a two-month stretch. He won the latter.
With sports betting still on the rise, take a look at how to read NASCAR Cup Series odds and what they mean.