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The Sonoma Valley Dragons celebrated a landmark North Coast Section Division 5 championship, a four‑game postseason surge and individual accolades that have sparked a communitywide celebration.
A Concord youth basketball program is collecting gently used sneakers through August 14, using recycling and resale to cover costs and remove financial barriers for its athletes.
Senior Brayden Beauregard shines in lacrosse and hockey, earns all‑state honors, and prepares for a career as an electrical lineworker.
RFK Racing is preparing to field a fourth NASCAR Cup Series entry, but financial constraints and charter uncertainties loom large.
The sudden death of Kyle Busch has left fans and family reeling, as his wife Samantha shares raw reflections on loss, his final race victory, and his brief stint on Top Chef.
An exploration of how a promising NASCAR operation succumbed to a combination of on‑track controversy, a driver's life‑threatening medical emergency, and the withdrawal of key sponsors.
NASCAR announced a public tribute to Kyle Busch, who died at 41 from sepsis, detailing a October 9 ceremony at Charlotte Motor Speedway that will celebrate his career, mentorship and lasting influence on racing.
A public memorial for Kyle Busch will be held on October 9 at Charlotte Motor Speedway following the Truck Series race, bringing together family, friends, and the broader NASCAR family to celebrate his legacy.
A look at the upcoming memorial, the legacy of Busch’s record‑setting career, and the community’s response
The winner of the NASCAR Cup Series race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway receives a live lobster named Loudon the Lobster, a tradition that dates back to 2010 and draws fans to nearby seafood hotspots.
NASCAR’s second‑tier national series has switched to O’Reilly Auto Parts as its entitlement sponsor, unveiling a distinctive green‑and‑black look that avoids confusion with Craftsman. The transition, managed through a detailed list of over a thousand updates, has been largely smooth, with television ratings climbing above one million viewers for 19 straight weeks.
A weekend defined by strict technical inspections reshaped the Chicagoland Speedway race, culminating in Chase Briscoe’s maiden 2026 win and ongoing scrutiny of Hamlin’s entry.
Samantha Busch opens up about daily rituals with her daughter Lennix, the memory of her late husband Kyle Busch, and the challenges of parenting after a sudden death.
NASCAR's move to Amazon Prime has seen a 6% increase in viewership in its second year, with an average of 2.29 million viewers per race and a median age of 57.7, the youngest among broadcasters.
Evan Haas, a senior at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, has been named to the 2025 United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division III Men's Scholar All-East Region Second Team, recognizing his academic and athletic achievements.
With his contract ending, Josh Berry is weighing options that could shape his 2027 season, from Front Row Motorsports to JR Motorsports.
During a Ford media session, Josh Berry confirmed he will not return to Wood Brothers Racing in 2027, prompting questions about his prospects amid a crowded Cup field.
After more than two decades of guiding CSG Hockey from the back office, Zac Guercia is stepping into the role of owner, succeeding founder David Palisi who is easing into semi‑retirement.
Connor Zilisch’s early NASCAR Cup Series setbacks are examined alongside mentorship from Mark Martin and the team’s patient approach.
After claiming victory at Michigan International Speedway, veteran driver Denny Hamlin hoisted a black No. 18 flag to commemorate his late teammate Kyle Busch, who died earlier this month.
Rowan County secured a 9-4 win over Kannapolis on Saturday, highlighted by strong relief pitching from Brant Graham and a decisive two-run double by Cam Williamson.
Richard Childress speaks publicly for the first time about Kyle Busch’s death, praising his legacy and outlining plans to support his son Brexton’s racing career.
Richard Childress grapples with the sudden death of Kyle Busch, promises to keep his number for his son Brexton, and compares the loss to that of Dale Earnhardt Sr., while the sport prepares to fill the vacant seat.
Richard Childress had intended to reveal Kyle Busch’s return to his racing team in 2027, but the driver’s sudden death on May 21 forced a shift from celebration to remembrance. Childress now plans to reserve the No. 8 car for Busch’s son and calls for immediate Hall of Fame induction.