Denny Hamlin held off Chase Elliott in double overtime to win Sunday at Kansas Speedway, which also saw Elliott squeak into the next round of the playoffs.
Brandon Jones surprised the NASCAR Xfinity Series playoff drivers and escaped Kansas Speedway with his first career victory.
Chevrolet has confirmed that Jan Magnussen will no longer drive for Corvette Racing in the 2020 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship season after 16 years with the team.
Ross Chastain will have the opportunity to compete for a NASCAR championship next 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.”
Insight: How Acura won two titles, despite Honda’s F1 distraction
They say lightning doesn’t strike twice, but for Acura in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, this year it certainly did. Not only did it win the drivers’, teams’ and manufacturers’ titles in the overall DPi class with its Penske-run ARX-05, it also nailed the drivers’ and teams’ crowns in GTD with its Meyer Shank Racing NSX GT-3 Evo.
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.
McLaren: 2020 car concept change not a gamble
McLaren insists that its decision to make concept changes to its 2020 car does not pose a risk of it throwing away the progress it has made in Formula 1 this season.
Wolff denies customer Mercedes powertrain switch "odd"
Venturi Formula E boss Susie Wolff has denied suggestions that it was "odd" for her team to stop manufacturing its own powertrains and sign a customer arrangement with Mercedes.
Magnussen: Current generation of cars hard to troubleshoot
Kevin Magnussen says pinpointing problems is harder to do with the current generation of grand prix cars, because they handle so well.
BMW shrugs off concerns over Fuji joint race line-up
BMW says it has no concerns over its driver line-up for the first pair of joint races between SUPER GT and DTM at Fuji Speedway in November.
Prime What really happened in pre-season Formula E testing
Formula E testing is now complete and examining the short and long-run data as well as 'simulated' races suggests one manufacturer has gone from being on the backfoot to an early advantage for 2019/20
GRT Yamaha announces all-new 2020 WSBK line-up
The GRT Yamaha World Superbike team will field an all-new rookie line-up for 2020 of World Supersport rider Federico Caricasulo and MotoAmerica star Garrett Gerloff.
Verstappen: Podiums the maximum for remaining races
Max Verstappen reckons Red Bull-Honda will only get podium finishes at best in the remainder of the 2019 Formula 1 season and cannot see further chances to win grands prix.
Lorenzo "found something" in Motegi closing stages
Jorge Lorenzo says he "found something" in the latter stages of Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix, which he described as his best MotoGP outing since his return from injury.
Hamilton: 2019 "not great" for Mercedes engine development
Lewis Hamilton wants less drag and more power from the 2020 Mercedes Formula 1 car, admitting "it's not been a great year" for engine development by his team.
"Pissed off" Morbidelli explains Miller leg signal
Franco Morbidelli says he signalled to Jack Miller in the early stages of MotoGP's Japanese Grand Prix to show that he was "pissed off" with the Pramac Ducati rider.
W Series reveals most of 2020 grid, Chadwick to defend title
The W Series has named 18 of the 20 drivers that will contest its second season in 2020, with six new names added and champion Jamie Chadwick returning to defend her title.
Kelly confirms spot on 2020 Supercars grid
Rick Kelly has confirmed that he'll drive one of the two Ford Mustangs run by a new-look Kelly Racing outfit in Supercars next season.
B. Torrence, Hagan, Anderson, Savoie win NHRA FallNationals
Billy Torrence won at his home track, the Texas Motorplex, as Matt Hagan (Funny Car), Greg Anderson (Pro Stock) and Jerry Savoie (Pro Stock Motorcycle) also won in their respective categories.
Pye linked to second Team 18 Supercars seat
Scott Pye is set to join Mark Winterbottom in an expanded Team 18 line-up for the 2020 Supercars season.
CAMS clarifies plan for record-breaking Bathurst fine
The record-breaking fine imposed on DJR Team Penske will be deposited into the safety-focussed Supercars' Fines Fund, the Confederation of Australian Motor Sport has confirmed.
Keselowski exits playoffs: "In the end it didn't work out"
Brad Keselowski’s NASCAR Cup Series playoff fortunes seemed to rise and fall Sunday at Kansas Speedway with each passing lap.
Elliott escapes elimination in "total team effort" at Kansas
Chase Elliott clawed his way into the Round of 8 with an impressive charge in the closing laps at Kansas Speedway.
Hamlin wins, Elliott advances in double overtime at Kansas
Denny Hamlin held off Chase Elliott in double overtime to win Sunday at Kansas Speedway, which also saw Elliott squeak into the next round of the playoffs.
Denny Hamlin passes Truex, takes Stage 2 win at Kansas
Denny Hamlin grabbed the lead after a duel with Martin Truex Jr. and held on for the Stage 2 victory at Kansas Speedway.
Logano wins Stage 1 in two-lap shootout at Kansas
Joey Logano rallied from two laps down to become the surprise winner of Stage 1 at Kansas Speedway.