World Of Cars

Pietro Fittipaldi isn’t sure if he’ll be back for another year of NTT IndyCar Series competition with Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, but that hasn’t stopped him from searching for other opportunities in the IndyCar paddock to continue his…
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NASCAR has suspended nine Cup Series team members for their involvement in manipulating the finish via actions detrimental to stock car racing in Sunday’s race at Martinsville Speedway. The crew chief, spotter, and team executive from…
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NASCAR determined its penalties for the manipulation at the end of Sunday’s race at Martinsville Speedway based on the last time it occurred, but it wanted to go further. And the series vowed to continue to ramp up its punishment if things…
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New Maserati MSG team principal Cyril Blais is hoping his team can step up to become championship contenders with its new driver lineup. Under the guise of the legendary Italian brand, the former Venturi team has secured two wins over the…
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The first step in the antitrust lawsuit 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports filed against NASCAR occurred Monday as attorneys argued over the preliminary injunction the teams want for the 2025 season. “It was a vigorous argument,”…
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William Byron is headed back to the Championship 4 for the NASCAR Cup Series championship but had a hard time celebrating Sunday night at Martinsville Speedway. Byron and the No. 24 Hendrick Motorsports team took the final transfer spot…
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NASCAR focused its review of the finish from Martinsville Speedway on Christopher Bell to determine who would be in the Championship 4 for the Cup Series title. Bell was penalized for riding the wall on the final lap in the final corners,…
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Tickets punched and punches thrown—it was Martinsville after all, and in Saturday’s National Debt Relief 250, Aric Almirola made Martinsville Speedway his personal playground. Leading 150 of 250 laps in a No. 20 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota…
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It feels fitting that after the closest, most dramatic FIA WEC season to date, the major honors were split across the top three Hypercar manufacturers, with Toyota, Porsche and Ferrari all taking a slice of the pie. Porsche’s No. 6 crew…
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Christian Eckes wasn’t about to lose a race he had dominated, even if it meant using the front bumper on his No. 19 Chevrolet—twice. After a restart with five laps left in Friday night’s Zip Buy Now, Pay Later 200 at Martinsville Speedway,…
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