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Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said the death of triple world champion Niki Lauda had stripped Formula One of its heart and soul, leaving him feeling "like a zombie" and struggling to contain his emotions.
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Three-time Cup Series champ Tony Stewart, owner Joe Gibbs, mechanic Waddell Wilson and former drivers Buddy Baker and Bobby Labonte were named to the NASCAR Hall of Fame on Wednesday.
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Pole sitter Simon Pagenaud shouldn't be ignored because of his short odds. Here are some other drivers that offer value for betting the Indy 500.
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Lewis Hamitlon was allowed to miss the drivers' news conference at the Monaco Grand Prix following the death of Niki Lauda
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NASCAR is spending $2 billion to merge with ISC and take control of 12 tracks, including Daytona and Talladega, to seemingly make it easier to alter its racing schedule.
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Maurice Hamilton looks back on an interview with Niki Lauda in which the three-time world champion opened up about his biggest triumph and greatest despair.
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The world of motorsport has paid tribute to Niki Lauda following the news of his death on Monday night.
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Three-time Formula One world champion Niki Lauda died Monday at the age of 70, his family said in a statement.
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Retired race car driver Al Unser Jr. was arrested early Monday on a charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
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McLaren offered to buy Fernando Alonso a seat in the Indianapolis 500, but the Formula One champion told the team he was uncomfortable replacing a driver who had earned a spot in the race.
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Jamie Chadwick, the championship leader of the all-female W Series, will become a fully immersed member of the Williams Formula One team.
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McLaren sporting director Gil de Ferran has apologised to Fernando Alonso after the Spaniard's shock failure to qualify for the 2019 Indy 500.
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Side-by-side racing, a dramatic, decisive pass near the end for the win and even an old-style, on-track fight: NASCAR couldn't be happier with what it saw at the All-Star Race.
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Billy Monger has claimed his first race victory since the accident which led to the amputation of both his legs two years ago.
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Simon Pagenaud won the pole for next Sunday's Indianapolis 500 with an average speed of 229.992 mph for his four-lap qualifying run.