Author: Chris Chen
Formula 1’s Summer Break Has Everything Except Actual Racing
Formula 1 may be on its summer break, but the sport has not exactly gone quiet. Instead, the pause has produced the full range of modern F1 discourse: contract rumors […]
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The IR-28 Is Already Winning Over IndyCar Fans—And It’s Not Just Because of How It Looks
The IR-28’s first on-track appearance at Indianapolis Motor Speedway was always going to be judged by its looks. After months of renders and static display photos, fans finally got to […]
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Ferrari Hope, Verstappen’s Rulebook Mastery and a Sport Still Arguing With Its Past
Formula 1 has reached the point in the season where almost every conversation begins with the same question: what happens next? The first 11 races of 2026 have already produced […]
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IndyCar’s Next Era Is Taking Shape — but Its Biggest Problems Are Still Off the Track
IndyCar spent much of this week looking toward the future. The IR28 is about to receive another major test at Indianapolis. Chip Ganassi Racing is building its own media operation. […]
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Formula 1 Has Never Been More Entertaining—or More Confused About What It Wants to Be
Formula 1 enters the second half of the season in a strange position. The racing is delivering. Drivers are attempting overtakes in places that once seemed impossible. The grid contains […]
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IndyCar’s 2028 IR-28 Is Finally Here — And It Could Be the Biggest Racing Upgrade in Years
After years of anticipation, the NTT INDYCAR SERIES has finally unveiled the IR-28, the all-new race car set to debut in 2028. While its appearance immediately sparked comparisons to Formula […]
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Piastri Unleashes on Sainz as Hamilton Questions Penalty Run and Red Bull Faces a Driver Logjam
Oscar Piastri is usually one of Formula 1’s most restrained personalities, but Carlos Sainz managed to push the McLaren driver beyond his normal limits during a chaotic Hungarian Grand Prix […]
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Slow IndyCar News Day? Fans Settled One Debate Almost Instantly: Which Driver Actually Deserves the Hate?
With the IndyCar paddock relatively quiet today, one Reddit thread caught our attention—not because it sparked a heated debate, but because it surprisingly didn’t. The question was simple: “Which IndyCar […]
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Lando Norris Walks the Walk as Hungary Descends Into Anger, Chaos and Controversy
Lando Norris did not merely win the Hungarian Grand Prix. He spent much of the afternoon telling McLaren exactly how he intended to win it, then went out and proved […]
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Norris Takes Hungary Pole as Penalties, Ferrari Errors and Red Bull Misery Reshape the Grid
Lando Norris claimed pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix, but the final qualifying order only told part of the story. Lewis Hamilton initially completed a McLaren-Ferrari front three by […]
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