Honda GP of Toronto Post-Race Press Conference

  IndyCar 4 finishers
Drivers
1st - Scott Dixon (Honda)
2nd - Simon Pagenaud Chevy)
3rd - Robert Wickens (Honda)
4th - James Hinchcliffe (Honda)
14th - Zachary de Melo (Canadian Rookie)

Dixon wins Honda Toronto GP

  Beats Pagenaud and Wickens
IndyCar points leader Scott Dixon (Ganassi Honda) stayed out of trouble when his main competition didn't and drove to a comfortable win in the Honda Toronto GP over Simon Pagenaud (Penske Chevy) and local favorite Robert Wickens (SPM Honda). The win widens his point lead to 62 over Josef Newgarden who hit the wall and fell back to a 9th place finish. James Hinchcliffe and Charlie Kimball rounded out the top-5.

Champion Vergne closes season in style with Audi in NY

  Formula E finale
Jean-Eric Vergne picked up his fourth win of the season at the final race of the 2017/18 ABB FIA Formula E Championship in New York to round-off a sensational day of sport for the French nation. The TECHEETAH driver - and newly-crowned Formula E champion - fended off pressure from the outgoing title-winner Lucas di Grassi in a fight to the flag reminiscent of the nail-biting finish from earlier this season in Punta del Este.

Another win for Marquez at Sachsenring

  Rossi runs 2nd
Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) stood on the top step of the podium again at the Pramac Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland, but it wasn’t a straight forward victory for the Championship leader. In a race where tire choice was a major talking point, the number 93 opted for the soft rear compound, incredibly making it last the full 30 laps without a serious drop in performance.

Martin Truex, Jr. Scores Second-Straight Kentucky Win

  Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway
Martin Truex, Jr. put on a command performance in Saturday night's Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway, winning the pole position and sweeping all three stages of the race to collect his fourth Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series victory of the season. Truex, Jr. led a race-high 174 laps and beat out Ryan Blaney in the closing lap to win his second-straight Kentucky race and tightened up the points race as the season enters the final stretch before the NASCAR Playoffs begin.

Di Grassi takes victory in New York as Vergne clinches

  Jean-Eric Vergne fights through the field to win title
Lucas di Grassi took his second consecutive win of the season in New York, as Jean-Eric Vergne fought through the field to move out of reach of title rival Sam Bird and secure the ABB FIA Formula E Championship with one round to spare. Both title contenders started on the back foot after a difficult qualifying session, but Vergne drove a resilient race from the back row of the grid to fifth position - beating Bird and extending his lead to 31-points and clinching the Formula E crown regardless of the result tomorrow. 

Honda GP of Toronto post-qualifying press conference

  Top-6 Drivers
Drivers
1st - Josef Newgarden
2nd - Scott Dixon
3rd - Simon Pagenaud
4th - Will Power
5th - Alexander Rossi
6th - Ryan Hunter-Reay

Newgarden wins pole for Toronto Honda GP

  IndyCar on the streets
Sporadic light rain showers and the resulting ever-changing track conditions threw constant challenges at Verizon IndyCar Series teams and drivers today in qualifying for Sunday’s Honda Indy Toronto. Penske Chevy driver Josef Newgarden took pole position by being the last driver to cross the line on a drying track with a lap of 59.496s. That was enough to take pole from Scott Dixon who was on a really fast lap but a wet section caught him out, the backend stepped out and he ended up 2nd.

Marquez takes pole by just 0.025 in Germany

  Ninth consecutive pole for the King of Sachsenring
Qualifying day of the German GP followed one of Marc Marquez’s classic patterns. The reigning World Champion dedicated the FP3 and FP4 sessions to finalizing his bike’s setup in order to understand the tire feedback and to test the limits to which he could push himself and his RC213V. With all the dots connected, Marc and his team proceeded to Q2 with a clear strategy in mind: three attempts--with a long slide and an unplanned (but also unsurprising, really) near-crash--to take his ninth consecutive pole at Sachsenring.

Christopher Bell Goes From Worst to First at Kentucky

  ALSCO 300 at Kentucky Speedway
Christopher Bell rallied from a spin in qualifying that put him in the rear of the field for the start of Friday night's ALSCO 300 at Kentucky Speedway to race his way to the front of the field for his second NASCAR Xfinity Series victory of the season. Bell started the final stage in sixth place and fought his way past race leader Justin Allgaier with 16 laps to go and then held off Daniel Hemric and Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Kyle Busch to take the checkered flag.

Martin Truex, Jr. Tops Cup Qualifying at Kentucky

  Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway
Martin Truex Jr. didn't need a dress rehearsal to put on a pole-winning performance at Kentucky Speedway on Friday. His lack of mock qualifying runs in practice did not affect the ultimate result – his first Busch Pole on the 1.5-mile track. The defending winner of the Quaker State 400 presented by Walmart executed the fastest lap in Round 3 to win the pole for Saturday night's race at the 1.5-mile track, scoring his series-leading fourth pole of the season. Erik Jones, Kevin Harvick, Brad Keselowski and Kyle Busch made up the rest of the top five.

Honda Toronto Indy Friday Press Conference

  Fastest two drivers on Friday
Drivers:
1st - Scott Dixon (Honda)
2nd - Takuma Sato (Honda)