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The Wolverines have scheduled high‑profile non‑conference matchups and highlighted a key player's return as they look ahead to the next few years.
After a dramatic finish at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Corey Heim captured his second win of the season, prompting a brief hiatus before the next Cup Series event.
NASCAR fined driver Jonathan Shafer $5,000 and stripped him and his team of 25 points each after a shifter boot violation was discovered during pre‑qualifying at Indianapolis Raceway Park.
In 2004, a simple bottle on the roof of a winning car sparked a $10,000 penalty for Jimmie Johnson and ignited a broader conversation about sponsor conflicts in NASCAR, a debate that resurfaces as the sport prepares for its next generation of milestones.
Kyle Larson says he will reconsider his NASCAR Cup Series future when he turns 40, extending his partnership with Hendrick Motorsports while placing family and his children's racing ambitions at the forefront.
An examination of three headline‑making players whose fantasy draft values appear inflated, exploring off‑field concerns, offensive contexts, and the perils of ADP‑driven decision‑making.
Using 10,000 simulated NFL seasons, SportsLine projects sleepers like Kenneth Gainwell and Bhayshul Tuten, breakout candidates, and surprising busts such as Kenneth Walker III, while highlighting a tight end poised to outperform traditional stars.
Brad Keselowski discusses the new splitter strut requirement, its potential impact on Toyota's lead, and his team's commitment to Ford amid a competitive 2026 season.
Kyle Larson discusses his confidence in Hendrick Motorsports, the team's historic success, and the upcoming driver vacancy, while highlighting the collaborative environment that defines the organization.
Following criticism of lengthy yellow‑flag periods at the Brickyard 400, NASCAR is exploring procedural tweaks while keeping mandatory stage‑break cautions.
In the wake of the July 26, 2026, race at Indianapolis, veteran driver Jeremy Mayfield decries the Next Gen car, stage racing and playoff formats, arguing they have stripped NASCAR of its heritage and fan connection.
Despite narrow defeats to top opponents, the Iowa Hawkeyes finished 8‑4, captured the ReliaQuest Bowl, and drew commendation from Indiana’s coach, underscoring their competitive edge.
NASCAR announced sanctions against MBM Motorsports' No. 69 truck after an illegal shifter boot was discovered during pre‑qualifying at Indianapolis, costing the team $5,000 and 25 points each for driver and owner.
NASCAR penalized the No. 69 MBM Motorsports Truck for an outdated shifter boot lacking certification, docking the team and driver points and leaving them with negative totals.
The 2026 NASCAR Chase is taking shape as drivers lock in playoff spots following a series of decisive races across the circuit. Ty Gibbs clinched his place in the championship field after finishing twelfth at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, a result that propelled him to fourth in the Cup standings.
NASCAR will reshape its 2027 postseason by removing Bristol’s Night Race, Darlington and Gateway, and adding Richmond, New Hampshire and Watkins Glen. The revised format aims to balance tradition with competition while preserving a ten‑race championship run.
The mock draft showcases a strategy that locks in Christian McCaffrey, Chase Brown and Kyren Williams early, then builds around tight ends, receivers and a dual‑quarterback finish.
A late‑night scooter accident involving Harrison Bader and a San Francisco Fire Department vehicle has cut short the outfielder’s 2026 campaign, raising questions about his health, the Giants’ roster plans, and the broader culture of athlete transportation.
The 2026 Brickyard 400 struggled with low attendance and poor on‑track action, prompting criticism from drivers and analysts and raising questions about the future of the event.
With two races left, Ruggiero sits fifth in the standings, five points behind Christian Eckes, and eyes a push for a higher seed.
Carson Kvapil’s debut NASCAR O'Reilly Series victory at Indianapolis propelled him to second in the championship standings, where he holds a four‑point lead over the driver in third.
Daniel Hemric enters the final stretch of the 2026 NASCAR Truck Series season with a 14‑point cushion over the cutoff, but his team’s recent reliability woes and the performance of teammates Tyler Ankrum and Christian Eckes add urgency to the upcoming contests.
Sheldon Creed is fourth in the 2026 O'Reilly Series standings, trailing Carson Kvapil by 18 points as the Chase approaches its final stretch.
Jesse Love trails Carson Kvapil by four points in the chase for the No. 2 seed, knowing that every point will matter in the final stretch.