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NASCAR, IndyCar legend Tony Stewart shares his newfound passion for drag racing
NASCAR and IndyCar legend Tony Stewart has found a new calling and love in drag racing, where success at 330 mph is in all things minuscule.
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NASCAR
The complexities of racing an oval: it's more than just turning left
"Go fast, turn left." The cliche is well known among NASCAR crowds, and Alanis King speaks to the series' best to explain the nuances of stock car's oval racing.
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Lewis Hamilton
Will Lewis Hamilton attract Adrian Newey to Ferrari?
Nate Saunders assesses Adrian Newey's options when he leaves Red Bull in 2025.
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Ferrari unveil 'blue' livery for Miami Grand Prix
Ferrari reveal their special livery for the Miami Grand Prix.
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Daniel Ricciardo
Daniel Ricciardo opens up on criticism in fickle world of F1
Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo talks to ESPN about the pressures of Formula 1, the struggles he's faced this year and what comes next.
AutoRacing
Can Lia Block be the first U.S. woman driver in F1?
Lia Block could be the first U.S. woman driver in Formula One -- with a little help from Jamie Chadwick.
Max Verstappen
Is Verstappen's dominance overshadowing the talent of other drivers?
Laurence Edmondson analyses Max Verstappen's dominance in Formula 1.
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Top Headlines
- Tributes paid to Senna, 30yrs since death at Imola
- Ferrari unveil one-off livery for Miami Grand Prix
- F1 won't force end of one-team dominance - CEO
- F1 design legend Newey to exit Red Bull in 2025
- Aston Martin seeks right to review Alonso penalty
- F1 boss: 35 new venues interested in hosting GP
- Wolff denies talks over Verstappen Mercedes move
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Byron headlines NASCAR's underappreciated next wave of stars
William Byron turned his video game dreams of NASCAR success into history-making reality. What more does he need to do to earn your admiration?
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Ross Chastain is too busy to trade barbs with NASCAR rivals
Ross Chastain is NASCAR's preeminent lightning rod, but instead of engaging with his critics, he's working 24/7 to make a deep run in the playoffs.
