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Helmut Marko Departs Red Bull After 20 Years
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Red Bulls Motorsport Advisor, Helmut Marko, to Retire After 20 Years: A Look Back at His Impact on Formula One
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Crawford Shines in F1 Testing, Mule Cars Test New Rules
01:43|Jak Crawford sets the pace in Abu Dhabi testing, while mule cars test new two thousand twenty-six regulations. American driver Crawford impresses with fastest time in two thousand twenty-five Aston Martin, completing one hundred nineteen laps. Mule cars, driven by fourteen full-time Formula One drivers, test prototypes of new dynamic-aero front wings. Extensive testing provides valuable insights for teams ahead of two thousand twenty-six rule changes.
Kris Wright Returns Full-Time to NASCAR Truck Series
02:03|Kris Wright, a Pittsburgh native, returns to NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in 2026 with McAnally-Hilgemann Racing, driving the number 81 FNB Corporation Chevrolet Silverado RST. Darren Fraley, a seasoned crew chief, will lead the team. Wright, with 49 career starts, aims for a full-time season, having previously raced with McAnally-Hilgemann Racing. The new season begins on February 13th at Daytona International Speedway.
Cindric's 2025 NASCAR Season: Highs & Lows
01:46|2025 NASCAR Cup Series season recap: Austin Cindric secured one win, two top-five finishes, and five top-ten results, leading three hundred and twenty-five laps. Despite a strong start, he struggled in the playoffs, failing to score a top-ten finish in the last eleven races. His average finish was more than seven positions lower than his average starting position. Looking ahead, Cindric has the potential to become a multi-time winner with strong equipment and teammates.
Rolex 24 at Daytona: Full Grid, Top Manufacturers
01:31|The Rolex twenty-four at Daytona entry list is out, featuring a full grid of sixty-one cars for the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship season opener. This marks the fifth consecutive year of a capacity grid, with eleven GTP, fourteen LMP2, fifteen GTD Pro, and twenty-one GTD cars from twelve manufacturers. The driver lineup boasts seasoned IMSA champions and stars from other racing disciplines, all competing for the custom Rolex timepiece and early-season points. The Roar Before the Rolex twenty-four test will take place from January sixteenth to eighteenth, followed by the race weekend from January twenty-second to twenty-fifth. This years race promises fierce competition across all classes.
McLaren CEO: Oscar Piastri Set for F1 World Championship
01:42|McLaren CEO Zak Brown predicts Oscar Piastri will become a Formula One world champion, possibly as early as next year. Despite a challenging season with setbacks, Piastri finished third in the drivers championship, showcasing remarkable performance for a driver in his third year. Brown praises Piastris toughness, focus, and rapid progress, highlighting the positive impact of competition between Piastri and teammate Lando Norris on McLarens culture and success.
Lando Norris Clinches F1 Title, Proves Mental Toughness
01:52|Lando Norris secures Formula One title, silencing critics with consistent performance and authentic approach.
Leclerc's Ferrari Future Hangs on 2026 Performance
01:36|Ferraris Future Uncertain as Leclerc Weighs Long-Term Commitment: Despite expressing dedication, Monegasque driver hints at potential departure if team cant deliver a competitive car in 2026. Leclercs patience tested after another winless season, finishing fifth in the championship with seven podium finishes. Ferraris performance decline since 2024 raises concerns, with McLaren outscoring them significantly. Leclerc hopes for a strong start in the new era, with a clear picture of dominant teams emerging by the sixth or seventh race of 2026.
Nasse's Unconventional Snowball Derby Victory
01:52|Stephen Nasse, known as The Honey Badger, finally wins the Snowball Derby after 14 years of frustration, including crashes and disqualifications. His victory comes under unusual circumstances when Ty Majeski is penalized for a restart violation, handing Nasse the lead and the trophy. Nasse expresses relief and pride, acknowledging his long journey and planning to continue competing.