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35+ min ago (216+ words) Dec 16, 2025 | 9:24 PM EST "Connor Zilisch will race the Rolex 24 in the Action Express No. 31 Cadillac. Teammates with Earl Bamber, Jack Aitken and Frederik Vesti," journalist Bob Pockrass wrote on X. " Bob Pockrass (@bobpockrass) December 16, 2025 "Connor Zilisch, AJ Allmendinger are Cup drivers in the Rolex 24. INDYCAR drivers announced: Alex Palou, Scott Dixon, Nolan Siegel, Christian Rasmussen, Will Power, Kyle Kirkwood, Marcus Ericsson, Callum Ilott, Kyffin Simpson. Plus Colton Herta, James Hinchcliffe. Could be more," Bob Pockrass further updated on X about Zilisch's competitors in the endurance classic. This endeavor will mark a bold comeback for Connor Zilisch, as he failed to clinch the 2025 Xfinity Series championship. Despite winning 10 races throughout the season, Zilisch lost out to Jesse Love at the Phoenix finale. So clearly, the youngster's hopes are undiluted as he rapidly approaches his Rolex 24 appearance and Cup Series debut. Although Zilisch's…...

1+ hour, 11+ min ago (661+ words) Although Denny Hamlin, Michael Jordan, and Bob Jenkins ultimately brought the antitrust lawsuit to a close and secured a settlement with NASCAR, Hamlin has made it clear that the legal victory did not erase his frustration with how the case was portrayed publicly. Rather than celebrating the outcome quietly, the Joe Gibbs Racing veteran has turned his attention to what he views as missteps in media coverage. During the trial, he openly criticized an ESPN article, calling it a distortion of the narrative and dismissing it as propaganda. Now, his focus has shifted to SiriusXM NASCAR Radio and the commentary that aired when the lawsuit first surfaced. Hamlin took issue with criticism delivered early in the legal process and directed his response at Channel 90 host and former crew chief Larry McReynolds. On X, Hamlin challenged the tone and substance of…...

1+ hour, 45+ min ago (202+ words) Dec 16, 2025 | 8:14 PM EST Formula One F1 " Singapore Grand Prix " Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore " October 2, 2022 Red Bull's Sergio Perez in action ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc during the race REUTERS/Caroline Chia " | Christian Horner is reportedly in talks with Alpine about a possible F1 return, including plans to buy a 24% stake from Otro Capital," a recent post on X by Race+ read. " Race+ (@racepluscom) December 16, 2025 According to Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, "Horner does not deny that he is in talks with Renault or Alpine." Both Christian Horner and Alpine declined further comment. 2025 was a dismal season for Alpine " the Oxfordshire-based side ended up at the bottom of the constructors' championship table. Drivers Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto finished 18th and 20th in the drivers' standings. Christian Horner guided Red Bull to eight drivers' championships and six constructors' championship titles; so Horner's arrival may be…...

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1+ hour, 59+ min ago (265+ words) Team Qatar GT responded positively in Race 2, bouncing back with a solid 10th place finish to close the weekend on an upbeat note and demonstrate steady progress. Team Qatar GT will now look forward ... Team Qatar GT made an encouraging start in the GT-category at the Asian Le Mans Series with a promising show in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Represented by drivers Abdullah al-Khelaifi and Ghanem al-Maadeed, the Qatari outfit underlined its competitiveness early by securing an impressive second place in qualifying against a strong field Race 1 proved challenging, with the team finishing 19th, though the outing provided valuable data and experience Team Qatar GT responded positively in Race 2, bouncing back with a solid 10th place finish to close the weekend on an upbeat note and demonstrate steady progress Team Qatar GT will now look forward to upcoming races in the Asian Le Mans…...

2+ hour, 8+ min ago (1006+ words) Lando Norris said he had doubts, but in the end, he was wrong. Norris overcame inner turmoil and a 34-point deficit to Oscar Piastri, his McLaren teammate, to win his first Formula 1 drivers" title by 2 points over a surging Max Verstappen, the four-time champion. Norris is McLaren"s first drivers" champion since Lewis Hamilton in 2008. "If I look back on it, my first half of the season, not the most impressive," he said, after finishing third in the final Grand Prix of the year in Abu Dhabi in December to take the title. "Certainly, there were times I made some mistakes, some bad judgments. "There were doubts I had in the beginning of the year, but I managed to turn all of that around and have the second half of the season that I did. That I"ve been able to…...

2+ hour, 13+ min ago (676+ words) If there is one thing that fuels the NASCAR rumor mill as much as a hot run at Daytona, it is a solid sponsorship deal. Today, the Mooresville-based powerhouse JR Motorsports dropped a major announcement that is sure to have fans craving roast beef sandwiches at the track. The team has officially welcomed Arby's into the fold for a multi-year partnership that spans across the race team, the media empire of Dirty Mo Media, and a personal agreement with the boss himself, Dale Earnhardt Jr. This isn't just a simple logo placement on a quarter panel. This comprehensive integration brings one of the most recognizable quick-service restaurant brands into the heart of the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series. For a team with the championship pedigree of JR Motorsports, landing a partner with the global footprint of Arby's, boasting over 3,500 locations,…...

2+ hour, 17+ min ago (1041+ words) Lewis Hamilton said after the Las Vegas Grand Prix in November that it had "definitely been the hardest year." From the fanfare of his arrival at Ferrari in January, Hamilton ended the season dejected. It was not what he had hoped for after leaving Mercedes, a team where he spent 12 seasons and won six of his seven drivers" titles. But there was no remorse. Hamilton said he "would absolutely" sign again with Ferrari. "I don"t regret the decision I made to join the team. I know it takes time to build and grow within an organization, and I expected that." For the first time in his 19 years in Formula 1, Hamilton ended a season not only without a win, but without a podium. In the United States Grand Prix in October, Hamilton broke Didier Pironi"s record for the most…...

2+ hour, 34+ min ago (579+ words) There are rare cars, and then there's a BMW M1 handed to a three-time Formula 1 champion as a prize for dominating the wildest one-make racing series ever conceived. Headed to auction next month via Mecum is the actual M1 that Niki Lauda earned for winning the inaugural 1979 BMW M1 Procar Championship, and it would be a rarity even without its provenance. Under the rear hatch sits the 3.5-liter M88 straight-six, the same architecture that later powered the E28 M5 and E24 M6. In the M1, it produces 266hp through a ZF five-speed manual, pushing the car past 160 mph. The mid-engine layout was BMW's first and only attempt at this configuration with an M badge, making the M1 an anomaly in their lineup that's never been repeated. Lauda didn't buy this M1. BMW gave it to him after he clinched the 1979 Procar title, a series that threw F1 drivers into identical M1s for support races…...

2+ hour, 36+ min ago (414+ words) Hamilton Academical left their stadium in their hometown this summer It follows the League 1 club's failure to comply with the SPFL's requirement for all clubs to successfully acquire a bronze-level Scottish FA club licence by 31 March. Hamilton were relegated last season after receiving a 15-point penalty for a number of transgressions, including issues over the ownership of their stadium and player registration. They left their hometown stadium and moved to Broadwood Stadium, 15 miles away in Cumbernauld, this summer and were then issued a six-point penalty in October after paying trialists and fielding amateur players while under a transfer embargo. Hamilton had been leading League 1 at the time and would be sitting second, five points behind leaders Inverness Caledonian Thistle, had they not been sanctioned. The latest penalty means they drop below Montrose to eighth place, just three points ahead of…...