Coyne signs Johnson for 2027 IndyCar season
Indy NXT champion Nikita Johnson's deal with Dale Coyne Racing has been confirmed, leaving the other DCR entry as the final seat on the 2027 IndyCar grid waiting to be filled.
Indy NXT champion Nikita Johnson's deal with Dale Coyne Racing has been confirmed, leaving the other DCR entry as the final seat on the 2027 IndyCar grid waiting to be filled.
2025 Le Mans 24 hours winner Robert Kubica has confirmed that he will not return to AF Corse’s privately entered No. 83 Ferrari 499P Hypercar in next year’s FIA World Endurance Championship following the conclusion of the 2026 season at Monza.
NASCAR Cup Series champion Ryan Blaney joins Paul Tracy on Racers Unchained for a candid conversation about his career, life at Team Penske, and what it takes to compete at the highest level of stock car racing.
Steohen Doran is returning to Spire Motorsports to crew chief the No. 71 entry after spending the last two seasons at Trackhouse Racing.
Malthe Jakobsen is joining McLaren as its final driver for its maiden World Endurance Championship campaign after his stint with Peugeot.
George Russell wasn't letting his spin at the pit exit dampen his mood with him being quick on the day Mercedes secured the constructors' title.
Jeff Gordon challenged Kyle Larson to match his record of four NASCAR Cup Series titles, and now that Larson sits just one title shy of doing so after winning his third on Sunday, Gordon is certain the Hendrick Motorsports driver is bound to get the job done: “He’s special.”
Meza put forward a historic campaign in the CUBE 3 Architecture TA2 Series this season, setting a single-season win record in the division and winning his first series title.
One year after being shell-shocked in the NASCAR Cup Series season finale, Denny Hamlin held his head high Sunday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway as he ceded a second consecutive championship title to Kyle Larson.
It’s been 14 months since Chris Dyson stood on the top step of the podium in the Trans Am series, but the 48-year-old returned to glory in Sunday's championship-deciding event at COTA thanks to an alternate strategy call for the No. 20 Chris Dyson Racing team.
Ryan Blaney stole the consolation prize from Tyler Reddick with two laps left in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series Championship Race at Homestead-Miami Speedway, but it’s Kyle Larson who will leave South Florida with the championship trophy.