
NASCAR
Kyle Larson closes in on Cup Series title repeat with Talladega win
Kyle Larson threw his left hand off the steering wheel in disgust with a half-lap remaining at Talladega Superspeedway, watching helplessly as he lost his lead position.
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NASCAR
Kyle Larson threw his left hand off the steering wheel in disgust with a half-lap remaining at Talladega Superspeedway, watching helplessly as he lost his lead position.
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Chase Briscoe's hero in auto racing has always been Tony Stewart.

Chase Briscoe is getting the hang of winning close races.

The NASCAR community and more than 10,000 stock-car racing fans celebrated the life of the late Kyle Busch during an uplifting ceremony Friday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Silenced by a broken radio, Max Verstappen let his driving do all the talking on the track.

Kyle Larson didn't win a race during the regular season this year, but no one in NASCAR is hotter right now than the reigning Cup Series champion.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen is suddenly the driver to beat in Formula 1 once again, but young star Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes continues to march toward his first championship.

Chase points leader Kyle Larson pushed his car to the limit at the end of Sunday's race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway while seeking a third win in four weeks.

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen's long wait for another win in a Formula 1 race is finally over.

NASCAR is racing this weekend at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, the series' first time back at the hometown track of two-time Cup champ Kyle Busch since his death in May.
