NASCAR was able to start Sunday's Cup Series race at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway but was unable to finish it.
Felipe Nasr turned on the magic to take pole for Action Express Racing in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship finale at Road Atlanta, while Risi Competizione’s Ferrari and the Paul Miller Racing Lamborghini headed their classes.
Whether Jimmie Johnson elects to continue his NASCAR career beyond the 2020 season, his sponsor Ally Financial will remain with Hendrick Motorsports.
The ARCA Menards Series released its 2020 schedule, which includes a return to road-course racing for its 68th season.
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The dark art of IndyCar strategy
Any racecar driver will tell you there is an infinitesimally fine line between hero and zero, when the car is teetering on the edge of adhesion. For an IndyCar team’s raceday strategist, the margins can be even tighter than that, as Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports’ managing director Taylor Kiel explains to David Malsher.
IndyCar on Jimmie Johnson’s bucket list, but Indy 500 unlikely
Seven-time NASCAR Cup champion Jimmie Johnson has confirmed that he wants to race an IndyCar but admits that the time for him competing in the Indianapolis 500 “has passed.”
03:59 Why F1’s original Haas team was such a failure
In the mid-1980s successful Indycar team boss Carl Haas started his own F1 team, with a big-money sponsor, turbo engines from Ford, and 1980 world champion Alan Jones as star driver. It had all the ingredients for success – including Ross Brawn and Adrian
Opinion: IndyCar aeroscreens show lives matter more than looks
IndyCar’s Red Bull Advanced Technologies aeroscreen looks odd from the head-on angle, sexy from the side – but if it protects the drivers and they approve of its application, aesthetic appeal ceases to be a priority, writes David Malsher.
NASCAR Cup race at Talladega postponed to Monday
NASCAR was able to start Sunday's Cup Series race at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway but was unable to finish it.
Pier Guidi: Petit win “will stay in my heart for a long time”
Alessandro Pier Guidi says that his Motul Petit Le Mans GTLM victory in Risi Competizione’s Ferrari 488 with James Calado and Daniel Serra will remain a special memory.
Argentina WSBK: Rea dominates despite mistake
World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea took a second consecutive victory at Villicum in confident fashion, even though a mistake from him briefly gifted the lead to Alvaro Bautista.
William Byron holds off Logano for Stage 1 win at Talladega
William Byron passed Joey Logano in the tri-oval on the last lap to take the Stage 1 win at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway.
Brands Hatch BTCC: Turkington takes title, Cammish crashes out
Colin Turkington won the 2019 BTCC title in dramatic fashion from 25th on the grid after Dan Cammish crashed out with one lap remaining at Brands Hatch.
Argentina WSBK: Rea beats Bautista in Superpole race
Reigning world champion Jonathan Rea eased to his 13th win of the 2019 World Superbike season, after beating Alvaro Bautista in the Superpole race at Villicum.
Japanese GP: Best images from Sunday’s race
Check out the best images as the Formula 1 circus descended on Suzuka for the Japanese Grand Prix, a race that will be remembered for a wild first lap.
AXR's #5 crew rues "unbelievable" misfortune
The crew of Action Express Racing's #5 Cadillac were left to rue their "unbelievable" bad luck after losing a near-certain Petit Le Mans victory in what appears likely to have been the car's final IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship start.
Brands Hatch BTCC: Turkington spin hands Cammish points lead
Ash Sutton scored his first win of the BTCC season at Brands Hatch as Colin Turkington spun down to 25th to give Dan Cammish the points lead.
The other side of Alex Bowman - Part 9
Over the course of this season on Motorsport.com, Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series driver Alex Bowman will occasionally share a first-person diary, giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at his life both on the track and off.
Penske charged with Bathurst team orders breach
DJR Team Penske will face a hearing on the Gold Coast next week regarding a potential breach of the Supercars team orders regulations during the Bathurst 1000.
Montoya: Run to IMSA title "more stressful" than expected
Juan Pablo Montoya has described his and Acura Team Penske teammate Dane Cameron's run to IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship title glory in Saturday's Petit Le Mans as "more stressful than we hoped".
Verstappen lost 25% downforce in Leclerc clash
Max Verstappen retired from the Japanese Grand Prix because his first-lap clash with Charles Leclerc cost him almost 25% downforce on his Red Bull Formula 1 car.
Davies: FIM shouldn't have homologated Villicum track
Chaz Davies has accused the FIM of knowingly approving the El Villicum World Superbike circuit in Argentina knowing it “didn’t come up to homologation spec”.
Mostert takes the blame for Bathurst teammate crash
Chaz Mostert has accepted responsibility for the spectacular teammate crash that took both him and Cam Waters out of the Bathurst 1000.
Brands Hatch BTCC: Title hopeful Cammish wins thriller
Dan Cammish headed a shock Team Dynamics 1-2 in the opening BTCC race at Brands Hatch as points leader and polesitter Colin Turkington dropped to fifth.
Hazelwood taken to hospital after Bathurst crash
Todd Hazelwood was taken to a hospital for precautionary checks after a nasty crash during the Bathurst 1000 on Sunday.
FIA to impound protested Renault's ECUs and steering wheels
The FIA has been directed to seal and impound both Renault Formula 1 cars’ electronic control units and steering wheels, to allow a protest against the team to proceed.
Kubica says Williams 'crossed boundaries' by removing wing
Robert Kubica has slammed the Williams Formula 1 team for removing its upgraded front wing from his car at the Japanese Grand Prix, saying it 'crossed boundaries' for "strange reasons".
Coulthard on Bathurst controversy: "That's not my style"
Fabian Coulthard says he wants to clear his name amid accusations of foul play during the Bathurst 1000.