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NASCAR's first in-season tournament hasn't made much of an impression on its drivers so far. Ty Gibbs said Sunday he didn't know who his second-round opponent was until after the Cup Series race. That might be about to change.

On Sunday, Lando Norris won a thrilling wet British Grand Prix in front of the British crowd.

Sports teams and leagues across the country, with some notable exceptions, scaled back their Pride initiatives in June as franchises weighed the value of LGBTQ fans and their supporters against running afoul of a nationwide backlash led by President ...

In the week when the "F1" movie hit theaters, Formula 1 delivered some real-life cinematic moments of its own.

It's time to bust out the brackets, pick an upset or two, and follow winners on the road -- a journey over city streets, concrete and bricks -- to the final four and beyond.

NASCAR driver Carson Hocevar doesn't appear to be a fan of Mexico City. His team fined him $50,000 on Tuesday and ordered him to undergo sensitivity training after the 22-year-old called the Mexican capital a "s---hole" during a recent livestream.

A federal judge urged NASCAR and two of its teams, including one owned by retired NBA great Michael Jordan, to settle their increasingly acrimonious legal fight that spilled over into tense arguments during a hearing on Tuesday.