The key to Zilisch becoming NASCAR’s next big star: ‘Learn to lose’
The NASCAR Cup Series isn’t kind to rookies, no matter how highly touted, but that might not apply to Connor Zilisch when he steps up in 2026.
Norris: Verstappen is a threat in F1 title race
Lando Norris believes Max Verstappen will fight him to the very end despite taking a major stride towards knocking the Dutchman off his world championship perch.
F1 Academy: New deal agreed, Cadillac to join
All 10 Formula 1 teams have agreed to extend their commitment to the all-female F1 Academy series, signing a new multi-year deal.
Sources: Wolff to sell stake valuing Merc at $6bn
Toto Wolff is in advanced talks to sell part of his stake in Mercedes which would put its overall valuation around £4.6 billion, sources have told ESPN.
What was the closest drivers’ title battle in F1 history?
Ahead of the 2025 F1 drivers’ champion being crowned, take a look at the closest all-time battles between first and second in the standings.
Podium showed what’s to come for Kimi – Wolff
Mercedes wunderkind Andrea Kimi Antonelli showed the world what’s to come in his Formula 1 career by keeping Max Verstappen at bay at the end of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, according to his boss Toto Wolff.
Norris continues to quiet his critics with title-worthy win in Brazil
Critics have long questioned Lando Norris’ mental fortitude. His win in Brazil should shut them up, and put the F1 title within his reach.
Hamilton on Ferrari showing: ‘A nightmare’
Lewis Hamilton said he is trapped in a “nightmare” after his debut season at Ferrari took another “disastrous” twist in Brazil.
Mick Schumacher can rewrite his story with IndyCar legacy team
Mick Schumacher’s too-brief F1 career unceremoniously ended in 2022, but his desire for open-wheel fulfillment may yet lead him to IndyCar in 2026.
Spiraling Ferrari unfairly points finger at Hamilton, Leclerc
Ferrari is underperforming in 2025, and while its drivers are sharing their frustrations, chairman John Elkann is placing the blame at their feet.
