Budweiser, the world's best-selling beer, and the BMW WilliamsF1 Team, a global leader in Formula One, today announced the "King of Beers" will serve as an "official sponsor" of the BMW WilliamsF1 Team. Read More »

The Tropicana 400, just the 3rd Winston Cup race at the new Chicagoland Speedway, rolled to a start under sunny skies in front of a sell out crowd of 75 thousand. The track, which opened in 2001, features a wide racing surface, high banking and speeds that approach 200 mph. Read More »

With the rains that plagued the first two days of the Molson Indy Toronto finally yielding to a blue sky on race day, it was only fitting that the blue colors of Playes/Forsythe racing were carried to the top of the podium during todas 10th round of the Bridgestone Presents The Champ Car World Series Powered by Ford. Read More »

After taking his second straight $1,000 Toyota Pole Award in final qualifying, rookie A.J. Allmendinger (#4 RuSPORT) claimed his second consecutive victory in the Molson Indy Toronto and extended his lead over Ryan Dalziel (#28 Pro-Works/Discovery Lake/Daily Record) to 27 points with seven of 12 events now in the books. Read More »

Fridas first round of qualifying for the Molson Indy Toronto started under huge tufts of dark clouds, providing a skyward layer that threatened to douse the 1.755-mile Exhibition Place street circuit at any moment along with the 43,628 fans that came out to watch the opening day of the event. Read More »

The 2003 Bridgestone Presents The Champ Car World Series Powered by Ford has been a season of firsts for CART Champ Car World Series points leader Paul Tracy (#3 Playes/Indeck Ford-Cosworth/Lola/Bridgestone), but few were likely as satisfying as Saturdas accomplishments on the streets of Toronto. Read More »

Playes Ltd., a staunch supporter of Canadian motor-sport events and racing programs for the last 42 years, announced today that the 2003 season will be its last as a sponsor, a role that includes its co-ownership of Team Playes in the Champ Car World Series. Read More »

The Winston Cup Series headed back to Daytona to kick off the second half of the season with the Pepsi 400, the 3rd of 4 restrictor plate races this season. Read More »

Scott Pruett continued his run of perfection at Mosport International Raceway as he won Sunday’s Trans-Am Series for the BFGoodrich® Tires Cup race at the 2.459-mile, 10-turn permanent road course.Pruett has won in all three of his Trans-Am Series starts (1986, ’87, ’94) and also won an SCCA World Challenge Endurance race, driving for Saleen in 1987. Read More »

Johnny Miller has made it clear he was sick of being a bridesmaid this season. Read More »