Antron Brown Ready to Put 2018 Behind Him, Looks for Wins in 2019
The 2018 NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series season wasn’t a great one for Antron Brown, the three-time Top Fuel champion.
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Conor Daly to Join Andretti Autosport for Indy 500
The 103rd running of the Indianapolis 500 became even more compelling when Andretti Autosport announced the addition of Conor Daly to its already stellar four-driver lineup.
Will Mazda Stick with IMSA?
Mazda is star-crossed. As a small vehicle manufacturer, it hasn’t had the best results of late.
Dodge//SRT and Mopar Add Races, Pennzoil as Presenting Sponsor
Already a big participant in NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series racing, Dodge//SRT and Mopar are joining with Pennzoil.
Dodge SRT/Mopar and Don Schumacher Racing Continue Partnership
One of the longest, most successful partnerships in NHRA drag racing will continue for the next few years as Dodge/SRT and Mopar announce a multiyear partnership extension with Don Schumacher Racing.
Nicky Hayden’s Number to Be Retired at COTA
To honor Hayden, the sport of MotoGP motorcycle racing has elected to retire Hayden’s No. 69 from competition.
Courtney Force to Step Away from Driving
There have been rumors swirling for the past few months and now it’s official: NHRA is losing one of its premier Funny Car racers.
NTT IndyCar News Roundup
Although the series doesn’t start its 17-race calendar until the second weekend of March, the NTT IndyCar Series has been busy with announcements and will soon conduct its initial open tests in preparation for the season-starter at St Petersburg, Fla.
NHRA to Use Regional, Divisional Starters at National Events
NHRA has decided it doesn’t need a chief starter any longer and will, instead, enlist regional and divisional starters at all of its 24 National events on the 2019 Mello Yello schedule.
McMurray, Spire Motorsports, Chip Ganassi Racing Align for Daytona 500
Jamie McMurray may not be a full-time driver with Chip Ganassi Racing this year, but the team is forming a partnership with Spire Motorsports that will allow the winner of the 2010 Daytona 500 to make his 17th start in NASCAR’s season-starting Daytona 500 next month.