Defending Memphis champion "Hot Rod" Fuller held onto the No. 1 position in Top Fuel through Saturday's heat to claim the second low qualifier award of his career with a 4.575 at 318.54 mph. Fuller will lead fellow low qualifiers Robert Hight (Funny Car), Greg Anderson (Pro Stock), and Matt Smith (Pro Stock Motorcycle) into Sunday afternoon's elimination action at the $1.6 million O'Reilly Mid-South Nationals, the 17th of 23 races on the $50 million POWERade Drag Racing Series. Read More »
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Nelson Nails Perfect Weekend
Nelson Piquet Jr has made GP2 series history by taking the first ever perfect weekend. The Brazilian won today’s race in torrential conditions, setting fastest lap along the way to bring home a perfect score of 20 points after taking pole position and the race one win and fastest lap over the two preceding days. Read More »
Bayliss and Haga Take Brands Wins with Toseland on the Podium
Troy Bayliss, attired in ‘Superman Returns’ leathers and artwork, scored the race one win at Brands Hatch, where 115,000 spectators enjoyed the race action over the entire weekend. Read More »
Unexpected and Unpredictable Turn of Events at the Hungaroring, as Jenson Button Wins the Race
The 2006 Hungarian Grand Prix might be remembered for hosting Jenson Button’s first ever Formula One victory. Equally, we might remember it for providing an action packed three days and a race influenced by indecisive weather and driver penalties. Read More »
McDowell and Finlay Victorious in Rain-Shortened Grand-Am Cup 200 at Barber Motorsports Park
With approximately 30 minutes remaining in Saturday's Grand-Am Cup 200 at Barber Motorsports Park, high winds, lightning and torrential rain showers descended upon the 2.3-mile, 16-turn Alabama circuit, forcing Grand-Am Cup Series officials to cancel the final portion of the 200-mile timed event, and handing the victory to No. 15 Playboy/Palms Casino Ford Mustang GT co-drivers Michael McDowell and Rob Finlay. Read More »
Glock Takes Last Lap Glory in Germany
Timo Glock has taken an incredible last lap victory at his home event in the Sunday GP2 series race here at Hockenheim from José María López. Lewis Hamilton took his second podium of the weekend in third place, as his main rival Nelson Piquet Jr again failed to finish. Read More »
Braun Continues Krohn Racing Hot Streak with Porsche 250 presented by Bradley Arant Pole
Krohn Racing's recent performances in the Grand American Rolex Sports Car Series presented by Crown Royal Special Reserve were a perfect match for the hot temperatures during qualifying for Sunday's Porsche 250 presented by Bradley Arant, as 17-year-old Colin Braun put the No. 76 Ford Riley on the pole position. Read More »
Bergmeister and Braun Go Back-to-Back in Porsche 250 presented by Bradley Arant at Barber Motorsports Park
Jörg Bergmeister and the No. 76 Krohn Racing Ford Riley team tightened their grasp on the Grand American Rolex Sports Car Series presented by Crown Royal Special Reserve Daytona Prototype championship with a second-consecutive victory by Bergmeister and 17-year-old co-driver Colin Braun in Sunday's Porsche 250 presented by Bradley Arant at Barber Motorsports Park. Read More »
Raphael Matos Avoids Trouble, Leads Flag-to-Flag in San Jose for First Atlantic Victory
Brazilian rookie Raphael Matos (#6 ProWorks) completed a week-long rollercoaster ride of racing emotions Sunday as the Sierra Sierra Enterprises racer led every lap on the streets of San Jose for his first career victory in the Yokohama Presents the Champ Car Atlantic Championship Powered by Mazda. Read More »
Rain Creates Challenges for all Parties
Racing on ovals is at the mercy of the weather more than most other outdoor sporting events. Such was the case July 30 at Michigan International Speedway when a capricious rain storm that pelted the facility postponed the start of the Firestone Indy 400 by 2½ hours. Read More »