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The NASCAR playoffs roll on, and our weekly Power Rankings spotlight the drivers making headlines. Ryan Blaney continues his title push, Joey Logano shows speed, and Kyle Larson looks ready for Kansas. Meanwhile, Chris Buescher and Bubba Wallace slipped in the standings. Here’s this week’s top 10.

The future of F1 is taking shape in karting and junior series around the world. From Freddie Slater’s dominant runs in Formula Regional to Sebastian Wheldon carrying a legendary name into European single-seaters, a new generation is closing in on the top. Here are five rising stars to keep on your radar — and when they might reach Formula 1.

It was an intense week with our first enduro for the season. The Bend in Adelaide was ready to get put to work and the drivers had a weekend and a half. Our first endurance race before Bathurst and we did not expect the results.

Honorable Mention: John Hunter Nemechek brought the Legacy 42 to a 14th place finish, which isn’t an amazing run, but he was on pace for...

It was a very inspiring weekend, especially for the Scuderia Ferrari duo. Lewis Hamilton had his first outing at Monza as a Ferrari Driver and Charles maintained the excitement there too! For some fans, it was a great weekend, others not so much. It had the good, the bad and the ugly for various teams.

Kevin Estre in the Porsche Penske #6 Hypercar in the Lone Star Le Mans at Circuit of The Americas (Photo by Kylar Boggs) Porsche Penske...

The Dutch Grand Prix was pure F1 chaos, with Oscar Piastri taking control of the championship battle while Isack Hadjar celebrated his first podium. Ferrari’s nightmare double DNF and Lando Norris’ late engine failure, however, defined the losers of the weekend.

As the F1 season starts back up post Summer Break, I decided to grade the drivers on their performances so far this season!

NASCAR’s next generation is on the rise. From the CARS Tour to ARCA, a group of young drivers are building resumes that could carry them to the Cup Series in the years ahead. Here are five names to keep an eye on.

Motorsport’s future is shifting fast: Red Bull Racing eyes IndyCar champion Alex Palou for a 2026 F1 seat, Stellantis brings Ram back to NASCAR with Kaulig Racing, and Circuit Zandvoort prepares for life after Formula 1 with potential NASCAR or IndyCar events. Here’s what it all means.

Going into Daytona read up on who the best performing drivers in NASCAR are with these Power Rankings

From the courtroom to the calendar, motorsport moved fast this week. NASCAR pushed back in the charter lawsuit with 23XI and FRM, IndyCar advanced plans for a 2026 Mexico City round, and MotoGP’s LCR lost Aleix Espargaró to injury. Here’s what happened, why it matters, and what to watch next.

MotoGP as we know it nowadays hosts a very rich presence of Spanish and Italian riders thanks to the countries's great amount of race tracks and junior categories which allows for a better rider development than in many other places. However, as weird as it may seem, there was once a time where these 2 weren't dominating the Motorcycle World Championships scene, but rather the United States.

In 2026, the Audi name will join the Formula One grid for the first time. The iconic German manufacturer completed a 100% takeover of the Kick Sauber team, which will see them enter F1 next year when new regulations including a 50/50 split in power from the internal combustion engine and battery as well as 100% sustainable fuel are introduced.

MotoGP launches its first free U.S. streaming channel with C15 Studio, Envision Racing bids farewell to Robin Frijns in Formula E, and Genesis puts its new WEC Hypercar on track at Paul Ricard.

I checked some stats and crunched some numbers, Kyle Larson is on a terrible run right now. In the first 12 races, Larson had 3 wins, 8 top 5s, 9 top 10s, 817 laps led, 2 finishes outside the top 25, an average finish of 9.83, and he scored 469 points. Since the Coke 600, the last 12 races, his numbers are: 0 wins, 3 top 5s, 5 top 10s, 56 laps led, 5 finishes outside the top 25, a 19.25 average finish, and he scored 258 points. Larson at Richmond in the next gen car has an av

It was a memorable weekend for James Courtney, celebrating 600 races, Cam Waters, celebrating 300 and Will Brown with 150 races. And with the unexpected weather chaos, it was going to be interesting.

NASCAR has delayed its plans to boost horsepower until 2026, Toyota labels its latest Haas F1 test an "audition" not a reward, and the WRC prepares for a strategic push into the Asia-Pacific region with major calendar changes coming in 2026.

William Byron returned to form at Iowa with a dominant win, closing out the summer slump and positioning himself as a clear NASCAR Playoff favorite. Meanwhile, Ryan Preece’s surge continues, and Denny Hamlin’s tough weekend raises questions heading into Watkins Glen.