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  1. Both manufacturers were forced to retire cars involved in the battle for victory at last weekend’s Rally Sweden after suffering failures with the control hybrid unit. Under the current FIA regulations surrounding the new hybrid component, drivers and teams are unable to continue if warning lights appear, or if there is an absence of active lights on a hybrid unit, even if the car can still ...Keep readingView the full article
  2. Bob Pockrass discusses how teammates Kyle Larson and Chase Elliott will move on after the race at Fontana. View the full article
  3. Tyler Reddick talked about the numbness in his leg during the race at Fontana and why it was perplexing to him. View the full article
  4. Daniel Suarez describes what was going through his head over the last four laps Sunday in Fontana. View the full article
  5. Tyler Reddick led 90 laps in Fontana, more than he had total in his Cup career, but a flat tire doomed his day. View the full article
  6. Hendrick Motorsports general manager Jeff Andrews explains how the team will handle the Larson-Elliott dynamic after Fontana: View the full article
  7. Kyle Larson explains what happened with teammate Chase Elliott at Fontana. Larson describes if this will be more than just a bump in the road in the future for him and Elliott. View the full article
  8. Prior to holding off Austin Dillon to secure the win in Sunday’s race, the reigning NASCAR Cup Series series champion found himself battling Joey Logano and his Hendrick Motorsports teammate Chase Elliott for the lead with just under 20 of 200 laps remaining. Larson had been side-drafting Logano when he shot up the track and pinched Elliott’s No. 9 Chevrolet into the outside wall. Elliott ...Keep readingView the full article
  9. Suarez, 30, fought his way into contention late in the 400-mile race. He and Trackhouse Racing teammate Ross Chastain showed speed during the final stage. Unfortunately, a spin for Chastain while running seventh ended his chances at a good finish. But Suarez pushed on and lined up on the front row for the final restart. He was able to take the lead from Kyle Larson, but Larson snatched it ...Keep readingView the full article
  10. Reigning series champion Kyle Larson held off a wild, last-lap charge from Austin Dillon to win Sunday’s wreck-marred Wise Power 400 in Fontana, Calif. – Larson’s first win of the 2022 season. On the way to the win, however, Larson made contact with Hendrick Motorsports teammate Chase Elliott as the two were battling for the lead with just under 20 of 200 laps remaining. Elliott’s No. 9 ...Keep readingView the full article
  11. Larson snatched the lead back from Daniel Suarez in the final couple laps before holding off Austin Dillon and Erik Jones for the race win. Suarez ended up fourth. Larson's win was not without controversy, making contact with teammate Chase Elliott during the final portion of the race. Earlier, Tyler Reddick was the dominant driver. He claimed the green-white-checkered flag in both ...Keep readingView the full article
  12. The Korean marque showed a significant improvement in speed and reliability on the snow highlighted by Neuville leading the event on Friday before ultimately finishing second, 22s behind winner Toyota’s Kalle Rovanpera. Neuville’s teammate Ott Tanak was also in contention for victory on Friday having clinched two stage wins, before a hybrid issue forced him out of the event. The Estonian ...Keep readingView the full article
  13. Rally Sweden returned to the WRC schedule this year but in a new location in the city of Umea after the COVID-19 pandemic force the cancelation of the event last year. The event’s move approximately 800km north of its spiritual home in Karlstad was taken to ensure competitors would face full snow conditions after rallies where snow has been limited in the Varmland region of the country. As ...Keep readingView the full article
  14. Austin’s Daytona victory, which he achieved on team founder Roger Penske’s 85th birthday, cemented his place in the end-of-season Playoffs at the earliest opportunity. His father says the #2 car’s maiden success in the 500 was significant in many ways for the team, since Brad Keselowski left the outfit for an owner/driver role at Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing. “The #2 car has never ...Keep readingView the full article
  15. Austin’s Daytona victory, which he achieved on team founder Roger Penske’s 85th birthday, cemented his place in the end-of-season Playoffs at the earliest opportunity. His father says the #2 car’s maiden success in the 500 was significant in many ways for the team, since Brad Keselowski left the outfit for an owner/driver role at Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing. “The #2 car has never ...Keep readingView the full article
  16. The Toyota driver produced a faultless drive to claim his third career World Rally Championship win on Sweden’s snow despite opening the road on Friday. Rovanpera and co-driver Jonne Halttunen initially took the lead on Friday before reclaiming the advantage on Saturday morning and going on to clinch the win by 22s from Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville, while Toyota’s Esapekka Lappi came home ...Keep readingView the full article
  17. The Toyota driver clinched his third career WRC victory with a margin of 22s over Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville, while Esapekka Lappi on his return to the factory Toyota team claimed the final podium in third. Opening the road, Rovanpera grabbed the lead of the rally after Stage 3 but became embroiled in at times a six-way tussle for the lead on Friday, as only 8.9s separated the ...Keep readingView the full article
  18. The Toyota driver, sitting second, was pushing hard in stage 16 when he lost the rear of GR Yaris on a long left-hander, resulting in a heavy impact with a snowbank. Evans was able to continue with damage to the front of his car before stopping to make some repairs. It was initially thought that the frontal impact was the reason for his retirement but the Welshman has confirmed that the absence ...Keep readingView the full article
  19. Rovanpera will head into the final stage of the World Rally Championship’s snow event equipped with a healthy 21.6s lead after nearest rival and teammate Evans crashed out on the day’s first test. With Evans removed from the action, the battle for second intensified between Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville and Toyota’s Esapekka Lappi, with 3.7s separating the pair in Neuville’s ...Keep readingView the full article
  20. The Toyota driver was rushing hard in Sunday morning’s opening stage when he spun into a snowbank. The impact flicked the GR Yaris violently around but damage to the front of the car forced the Welshman out of the rally. Evans had been sitting second and was attempting to reel in rally leader and Toyota teammate Kalle Rovanpera after receiving a time penalty for a wild finish to last ...Keep readingView the full article
  21. Custer’s No. 07 Ford clearly was the class of the field but slow stops on pit road repeatedly forced him fight back to the lead. He restarted seventh on Lap 129 of 165 following a round of pit stops and grabbed the lead for the final time on Lap 145. Custer, however, then had to hold off a wave of challengers in three overtimes before securing his first series win since 2019. Anthony ...Keep readingView the full article
  22. Making his first NXS start of the 2022 season, Cup Series regular Cole Custer delivered SS Green Light Racing the checkered flag. Custer now has ten victories in the Xfinity Series, beating Noah Gragon and Trevor Bayne. The race went into triple overtime and was even halted for over 20 minutes due to cleanup of sand barrels that were struck by Brandon Jones. Check out the full race results ...Keep readingView the full article
  23. NASCAR and team officials inspect Ross Chastain’s crashed car after the Cup Series practice in Fontana. View the full article
  24. Erik Jones on how twitchy the Cup cars were at Fontana and what could be done: "Part of it is tires, part of it is suspension. There's so many factors, it's not one thing." View the full article
  25. "This track is tough." Austin Cindric says there were a lot of mistakes Saturday in Fontana. Does he view those spins as mistakes? View the full article

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