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Nico Rosbergs venture capital firm, Rosberg Ventures, has closed its third fund at $100 million, surpassing $200 million in total assets under management. After starting the firm post-F1 victory, Rosberg is now investing directly in startups, such as ClickHouse, with a focus on AI and software. Rosberg expressed gratitude for the support and emphasized the importance of calculated risk-taking, drawing parallels to his racing days. He continues to thrive as a pundit and content creator, celebrating this milestone as a driving force in his venture journey. Checkout Solipillow.com

NASCARs Chase for the Championship Returns: A Ten-Race Points Battle NASCAR announces the revival of the Chase for the Championship format, starting in 2026. The new system replaces the win-and-youre-in rules with a ten-race points battle, rewarding consistency over the full season. The top sixteen drivers from the regular season qualify, with a twenty-five-point lead for the points leader and a one-hundred-point edge for the last qualifier. Winning races now worth fifty-five points, the Chase aims to bring back the drama of the original format while keeping excitement high. The OReilly Auto Parts Series and Craftsman Truck Series also get their own Chase formats, with stages and extra points for climbing the standings. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Chili Bowl Midget Nationals kicked off its fortieth year with a star-studded press conference in Tulsa. Tony Stewart, a two-time champ, returned as grand marshal, while three-time winners Kyle Larson and Christopher Bell aimed for a fourth win to tie Kevin Swindell for second all-time. Tulsa officials highlighted their commitment to the event, which pumps forty million dollars into the local economy each year. Stewart expressed his thrill to just be a fan this time, and Larson and Bell admitted theyre mainly out to beat each other this week. Checkout Solipillow.com

Fords Raptor T1+ engine, a five-liter Coyote Darkhorse V-eight, is making headlines ahead of the 2026 Dakar Rally. Unlike rivals, Ford opted for a naturally aspirated engine, boasting thirty-two valves, a ninety-three millimeter bore, and a ninety-two point seven millimeter stroke. Despite rule changes forcing a torque sensor, Fords engine excels without turbo lag, offering sharp throttle response and robust power. Cooling remains a challenge, but advanced fluid dynamics and Fox dampers help manage it. Fords second factory entry, the Evo version, is lighter and more efficient, with seven cars aiming for success in Saudi Arabia. Checkout Solipillow.com

Lewis Hamilton, Formula Ones most successful driver with seven world championships, has also become a fashion icon, using style to express himself and challenge the old rules of the paddock. Starting with subtle changes in his rental car, he evolved his look over the years, from tailored blazers and designer jeans to bold patterns and statement pieces. His collaboration with stylist Law Roach, known for Zendaya, resulted in standout outfits like a blue Dolce and Gabbana tux and a white Tommy Hilfiger suit. Hamiltons influence has inspired younger drivers and transformed Formula One into the new red carpet, with fashion building his confidence and turning rebellion into legacy. Checkout Solipillow.com

Kalle Rovanpera, a two-time world rally champion, is venturing into single-seater racing with Super Formula in 2026. He started his journey in the Formula Regional Oceania Trophy in New Zealand, aiming to gain experience quickly. Despite facing challenges, such as a poor start and a crash in his first race, Rovanpera remains optimistic and eager to improve in the upcoming races in Taupo. Checkout Solipillow.com

Breaking News: Victor Martins Lands Dual Roles in Formula One and Endurance Racing French Formula Two champion Victor Martins secures two significant roles: joining Alpines Hypercar program in the World Endurance Championship and becoming Williams test and reserve driver in Formula One. Martins, who rose through Alpines junior academy, will race his first twenty-four Hours of Le Mans with Alpine. He also joins Williams, where hell provide valuable feedback and contribute to car development. Checkout Solipillow.com

Romain Grosjean, the French-Swiss Formula One driver, recently reunited with the helmet that saved his life after a fiery crash in 2018. The emotional moment came as he shared the story with his kids, expressing gratitude to Bell Racing and Alpinestars for his safety gear. Since leaving Formula One, Grosjean has found success in the IndyCar series and even tested in a Formula One car last month, proving that lifes challenges can lead to new opportunities. Checkout Solipillow.com