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25+ min ago (644+ words) Nov 29, 2025 | 1:08 PM ET Lately, the 2026 season has promised to look like a turning point. The reshuffling of teams and sponsors has already shaken up the garage. In that climate of uncertainty, teams that show stability, or are willing to bet on grit and persistence, stand out more than ever. SS GreenLight Racing is one such team, and the latest news from them feels like a quiet breath of fresh air. The small Chevrolet team, which has a technical alliance with Richard Childress Racing, has just locked in Josh Bilicki to run the full 2026 O'Reilly Auto Parts Series schedule in the No. 07. SS GreenLight Racing, a team that's been grinding away since 2001 under owner Bobby Dotter, looked at the chaos around them, teams closing, seats disappearing, manufacturers scrambling, and decided to go the other way. They handed the keys to the…...

33+ min ago (1021+ words) Rugby league supremo Peter V'landys has been talking tough when it comes to the now-delayed R360, but it's his work behind the scenes that should be applauded. The threats of 10-year bans for players who negotiate with or sign with the rebels are headline-grabbing and signs of both strong leadership and a concern about the unknown. In-demand NRL star Payne Haas. Credit: Steven Siewert What wasn't public until now is V'landys' trip to Brisbane during the week to meet with the rebel competition's prime target Payne Haas. The reported $3 million-a-year offer to Haas is a huge concern to the NRL as Haas is a generational front-rower. It's why PVL met him face-to-face to present reasons why he should stay in the NRL and explain to him the risks associated with the rugby competition. V'landys wasn't thrilled that we were aware of…...

41+ min ago (301+ words) Lando Norris has unloaded on title rival Max Verstappen, dismissing the Red Bull star's claim that he would "easily" win the 2025 championship in a McLaren as pure fantasy. With just two races left and only 25 points separating them, the heat is officially on. "He's Earned the Right" But He's Also Wrong" Speaking after finishing third in the Qatar sprint " won by teammate Oscar Piastri " Norris couldn't resist addressing Verstappen's jab. "Max is welcome to say everything he wants," Norris shrugged. "He's won four world championships; he's earned that. But there are also a lot of things he doesn't have much of a clue about. Red Bull loves to talk aggressively" and yeah, talk nonsense most of the time." McLaren United, Red Bull Very Much Not McLaren wrapped up the constructors' title weeks ago, and both Norris and Piastri remain in…...

58+ min ago (572+ words) Nov 29, 2025 | 12:35 PM EST Ever since NASCAR president Steve Phelps" leaked messages have gone viral, NASCAR has been in a mess. But this mess isn"t the first. Back in the late 60s, the sport did face a similar controversy, but it doesn"t compare to the level of chaos we"re witnessing today. With the situation becoming more and more publicized owing to the antitrust lawsuit NASCAR is battling, the disdain among the veterans is settling. Kenny Wallace, one of them, has been attached to the sport for over four decades now, says'this is the biggest mess he"s seen in NASCAR"s history. Steve Phelps" texts were publicized owing to the antitrust lawsuit NASCAR is facing. The texts have revealed a major unseen side of the NASCAR President, as he called Childress a "stupid redneck" who needs to be "taken…...

59+ min ago (303+ words) A McLaren Senna driver was seen braving the floods in Malta earlier this week. The supercar was spotted driving through narrow streets that had virtually turned into rivers following a thunderstorm. It's not often that you see a Senna driving on public roads, as only 500 cars were produced. The spec on this car makes [] The post McLaren Senna drives through the flooded streets of Malta appeared first on The Supercar Blog. A McLaren Senna driver was seen braving the floods in Malta earlier this week. The supercar was spotted driving through narrow streets that had virtually turned into rivers following a thunderstorm. It's not often that you see a Senna driving on public roads, as only 500 cars were produced. The spec on this car makes it even more special. This Malta-based Senna sports McLaren's red and white Formula 1 livery. Being…...

1+ hour, 3+ min ago (612+ words) Lando Norris' disqualification from the Las Vegas Grand Prix hasn't dampened the McLaren driver's world title prospects. The Brit, along with team-mate Oscar Piastri, were disqualified from last weekend's race in Sin City due to excessive skid block wear. Norris initially crossed the finish line second, behind race victor Max Verstappen and had extended his championship lead to 30 points. However, with both McLarens losing points, Norris' lead was trimmed to 24, with Verstappen and Piastri tied on 366. Despite the turmoil that erupted last Sunday, Norris remains the favourite to clinch the championship and can do so at the Qatar Grand Prix on Sunday, the penultimate race of the 2025 season. Given that Qatar is a Sprint weekend, 33 points are up for grabs at the Middle East circuit. While Norris can't mathematically secure the title at the Qatar Sprint, he will claim his…...

1+ hour, 32+ min ago (773+ words) Lando Norris could be crowned Drivers Champion at the Lusail International Circuit. When to watch the 2025 Qatar Grand Prix? A nail-biting showdown is anticipated on Sunday at the Qatar Grand Prix, as three drivers roar into the penultimate race of the season separated by just 24 points. Lando Norris heads into the weekend's action at the top of the standings on 390 points, with his teammate Oscar Piastri now level on 366 points with Max Verstappen in joint-second place following last weekend's dramatic Las Vegas GP, which saw Norris and Piastri disqualified." Verstappen's victory in Vegas means the Oracle Red Bull star's hopes of an extraordinary comeback defense of his title remains very much in play, however, Norris needs to outscore his two rivals by just two points this weekend to claim a maiden title win. " " The Qatar GP takes place at the…...

1+ hour, 42+ min ago (490+ words) The McLaren driver can wrap up the title this weekend LANDO NORRIS has fired back at Max Verstappen over his F1 title claims. The Red Bull driver insisted he would have already WRAPPED up top spot if he had been driving his McLaren. Speaking previously, Verstappen roared: "We wouldn't be talking about a championship. "It would already have been won, easily. "I mean they won the constructors' championship so early that yeah " you can fill it in yourself." That public jibe has seen Norris clamping back at his rival. READ MORE ON F1 Piastri eats into team-mate Norris' F1 championship lead at sprint race 'Easily' - Verstappen takes huge dig at McLaren rivals as he ramps up pressure He finished third in the Qatar F1 sprint to add six points to his haul while Verstappen was one place back in fourth to earn five points....

1+ hour, 48+ min ago (603+ words) Sebastien Ogier has won a record-equalling ninth Word Rally Championship (WRC) title, denying Elfyn Evans a first world crown after a controversial Rally Saudi Arabia. Evans, 36, is now a five-time runner-up despite taking a three-point championship lead into the final round of the season. Ogier finished third behind winner Thierry Neuville in the Jeddah-based event, also collecting nine bonus points to finish four ahead of Toyota team-mate Evans at the end of the 14-race calendar. "It was a tough event obviously," said Welsh driver Evans, who finished sixth in Saudi Arabia but did win the final stage to also collect nine final-day bonus points. "We've done what we can, that's it. We're competitors at the end of the day, we always want better, we always want more." After equalling Sebastien Loeb's tally of World Championship wins, 41-year-old Ogier said: "What…...

1+ hour, 51+ min ago (534+ words) LUSAIL, Qatar " Lando Norris has brushed off Max Verstappen's claim the championship would have been over "a long time ago" if he was driving a McLaren, saying it fits Red Bull's approach of "just talking nonsense." Norris entered the Qatar Grand Prix weekend with a 24-point buffer over Verstappen and McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri at the top of the world championship standings. Piastri won Saturday's sprint race to cut the gap to 22 points after Norris finished third, one place ahead of Verstappen. Verstappen wrote off his championship hopes over the summer, having sat 104 points behind after the Dutch Grand Prix at the end of August, only for an uptick in form and slip-ups by McLaren to bring him back into contention. In an interview with F1 TV ahead of the race weekend, Verstappen discussed his championship outlook and said Red Bull…...