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Mon, Jul 27, 6:57 AM ET
Corey Heim wins Brickyard 400 for second Cup Series victory as part-time driver
The 23XI Racing driver, in just his 15th Cup start, won at Indianapolis Motor Speedway as a part-time entrant, holding off Christopher Bell.
Motorsport.com · +14 outlets
Lando Norris wins Hungarian Grand Prix for first victory of 2026; Piastri retires after Sainz clash
The reigning champion took McLaren's first win of the season at the Hungaroring while teammate Oscar Piastri retired following contact with lapped Carlos Sainz.
Motorsport.com · +14 outlets
Piastri-Sainz collision sparks fury: Piastri calls incident 'unacceptable', Sainz gets five-second penalty
Oscar Piastri labeled Carlos Sainz's hit while lapping as 'one of the dumbest things I've ever seen'; stewards issued only a five-second penalty.
www.espn.com · +7 outlets
Lewis Hamilton gets five-second pitlane speeding penalty, drops to fifth; questions Ferrari strategy
Hamilton was penalized for exceeding the pitlane speed limit by 0.1 km/h, his fourth penalty in three rounds, as he questioned Ferrari's pit strategy.
www.espn.com · +9 outlets
Max Verstappen 'shocked' to finish second at Hungarian GP in damaged Red Bull
Verstappen called his Red Bull 'broken' but managed a podium finish at the Hungaroring, surprising even himself.
www.espn.com · +14 outlets
Todd Gilliland wins NASCAR's $1 million In-Season Challenge
Gilliland fended off Ryan Blaney in the final round of the bracket-style tournament to claim the $1 million prize at Indianapolis.
www.espn.com · +14 outlets
Honda to debut new F1 engine in Aston Martin filming day
Honda will run its new power unit for the first time at a filming day at the Hungaroring, fresh off Aston Martin's B-spec car debut.
Motorsport.com · +14 outlets
George Russell's anti-stall issue ruins Hungarian GP start, drops him to 20th
Russell's engine 'revved all over the place' before lights out; Toto Wolff absolved Russell of blame for the botched start that ended his title hopes.
Motorsport.com · +5 outlets
Cadillac F1 team reveals Bottas and Perez as drivers
Cadillac's incoming Formula 1 team has announced Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez as its driver lineup.
Formula 1 · +14 outlets
Kyle Larson crashes out of Brickyard 400, finishes last
The 2024 Brickyard 400 champion suffered a tire failure in Stage 1 at Indianapolis, extending his winless streak.
Motorsport.com · +14 outlets
Kimi Antonelli extends championship lead after Hungarian GP as Russell struggles
Antonelli stretched his points advantage in the drivers' standings despite Russell's difficult race; full standings updated post-Hungary.
GPblog · +14 outlets
Oscar Piastri swore at McLaren crew, walked back rage after Hungary pit sequence
Piastri was frustrated by being put into lapped traffic during McLaren's second pitstop; team principal Andrea Stella explained the strategy.
Motorsport.com · +3 outlets
Heim-Hocevar feud continues: Hocevar flips off Heim during Brickyard 400
Carson Hocevar gestured at Corey Heim during pit road exchange; Heim responded 'He lost and I won, so I don't really care.'
Motorsport.com · +1 outlets
Jimmie Johnson to drive iconic No. 48 in final Daytona 500 start
Hendrick Motorsports will loan the No. 48 to Johnson for Legacy Motor Club's entry in the 2027 Daytona 500, his last Cup Series race.
Motorsport.com · +14 outlets
Toto Wolff fumes at 'Teletubby' engineers over blue-flag delays in Hungary
Mercedes boss called backmarker team engineers 'Teletubbies' after drivers failed to yield to Kimi Antonelli, caused by a blue-flag system malfunction.
www.espn.com · +2 outlets
Ferrari meltdown in Hungary: best chassis flunks podium chance
Despite having the most agile chassis on the grid, Ferrari's SF-26 failed to convert pace into a podium finish at the Hungaroring.
Motorsport.com · +1 outlets
Joan Mir says Honda has stopped updating its 2026 MotoGP bike
Honda is no longer bringing upgrades to the RC213V as the factory shifts focus toward the 2027 regulations overhaul.
Motorsport.com · +14 outlets
Aston Martin B-spec car debuts at Hungarian GP; Hinchcliffe predicts regular points
James Hinchcliffe backed Aston Martin to become a regular points scorer after the team introduced its heavily upgraded AMR26 at the Hungaroring.
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