The New York Times – Sports:
After two years of retirement from stock-car racing, Johnson, the seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, will race again in the sport he once dominated.
Author: Gregory Leporati
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Motorsports Is Looking for the Next Danica Patrick. And the One After That.
The New York Times – Sports:
Despite a push for greater diversity, female drivers remain a rarity in top racing series like Formula 1, NASCAR and IndyCar.
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How Bryson DeChambeau Saved Long Drive Golf
The New York Times – Sports:
The sport is gaining fans among the public and professional golfers, many of whom have adopted its techniques for their own games.
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At Pikes Peak Hill Climb, a Drive to Win and to Put the Race on the Map
The New York Times – Sports:
The 12.4-mile sprint up to an altitude exceeding 14,000 feet is renowned internationally but more obscure in the United States, where hill climbs and rally racing are less popular.
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After a Late Red Flag, a Thrilling Sprint to the Indy 500 Finish
The New York Times – Sports:
With a few laps to go, Marcus Ericsson seemed to have the race well in hand. But a crash and a restart made him work a little harder for the victory.
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As Formula 1 Surges in the U.S., IndyCar Hopes to Keep Up
The New York Times – Sports:
With some help from a Netflix series, Formula 1 has attracted more American viewers, creating uncertainty over whether that will threaten or boost the North America-based IndyCar series.
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Formula 1’s American Conundrum
The New York Times – Sports:
The global motorsport is rapidly expanding in the United States. But when will we see an American driver?