Audi reveals Revolut as 2026 title sponsor

Audi reveals Revolut as 2026 title sponsor

Audi has announced that Revolut will be its main sponsor when it joins Formula 1 in 2026. The current deal between Sauber and Stake will come to an end. This will be Revolut’s first time in F1, and Audi is preparing to take full control of the Sauber team. Both companies say they share the same goals of innovation and growth, and they plan to use F1 to reach more people around the world. The partnership will also include special offers for fans and help Revolut grow from 60 million to 100 million customers.

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Why NASCAR must fix its points system

If NASCAR wants to go back to a full-season points format, it needs to create a brand-new system. The current playoffs don’t always reward the best drivers, just those who win at the right time, like Joey Logano, who won three titles without leading in wins. But the old system wasn’t great either, since it often gave the title to drivers who were just consistent, not the fastest. The best solution is a new points format that gives bigger rewards for wins and makes sure top drivers are properly rewarded all season.

Click here to read the full article by Ryan McCafferty (beyondtheflag.com)

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Drivers back Laguna Seca’s place on calendar

IndyCar drivers were happy with how the Laguna Seca track felt during the weekend. The track was repaved in 2023, and over time, the surface has worn down in a way that has made racing better and more fun. Colton Herta, who finished third, said it’s his favorite track and that it now allows for more side-by-side racing. Many drivers said the track deserves to stay on the IndyCar schedule.

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Austin Hill suspended for wrecking Almirola

Austin Hill was suspended for one Xfinity Series race after he intentionally crashed Aric Almirola during Saturday’s Indianapolis race. Both drivers were running in the top five when Almirola made contact with Hill, who then appeared to retaliate by sending Almirola into the wall. NASCAR took away all 21 of Hill’s playoff points, and he can’t earn more unless he gets a special waiver. Richard Childress Racing chose Austin Dillon to replace Hill for the Iowa race, and now Hill’s spot in the playoffs is at risk.

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Carrera Cup hits Road America with 29 cars

Porsche Carrera Cup North America heads to Road America this weekend with 29 cars taking part in two races. Riley Dickinson leads the Pro class, but only by eight points over Ryan Yardley, while JP Martinez leads Pro-Am, and Scott Blind is ahead in the Masters class. Some drivers, like James Sofronas and Ashley Freiberg, will miss the event due to crashes and car damage from the last round. The weekend also includes a special tribute for military members and activities for young and female drivers as part of Porsche’s development programs.

Click here to read the full article by John Dagys (sportscar365.com)