The Rolex 24 at Daytona features more than 200 of the best drivers in the world, including 14 former Formula 1 stars.

Verstappen will be missed at 24 Hours of Daytona Shane van Gisbergen, Australian V8 Supercars champion and NASCAR Cup Series rookie, was asked by AP News which driver he thinks is missing from the 24 Hours of Daytona.

The notorious tune “Du du du duh … Max Verstappen …” is likely loathed ... Grosjean and Pietro Fittipaldi, Daniil Kvyat, Kamui Kobayashi, Felipe Nasr, Felipe Massa, Sebastien Bourdais ...

With the 2025 season just weeks away, the driver numbers have been confirmed for what is sure to be a thrilling year of Formula One action.

The No. 24 BMW M Team RLL BMW M Hybrid V8 will start on the pole position for the 24-endurance race that opens the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar championship season. This is BMW’s first pole position in Grand Touring Prototype, which is entering its third season as the premier class in IMSA.

Guenther Steiner exclusive, the lead up to the 2025 24h of Daytona event and Haas F1 making history. GPblog brings you the best news of the day from the world of Formula One.

The race that's the 'watering hole for worldwide motorsports' again will be packed with global stars and compelling storylines.

The Rolex 24 at Daytona features 235 top drivers, including former F1 racers. Many, including Shane van Gisbergen, expressed a desire for Max Verstappen to race.

Get a head start on the 2025 racing season with the Rolex 24 at Daytona. This year, 14 former F1 drivers will start the race.

Rumors emerged that the Silver Arrows were keen on poaching Max Verstappen from Red Bull. Now, team boss Toto Wolff has asserted that such a move was never on the cards. Toto Wolff insisted that he never had a plan to sign Max Verstappen. The Austrian ...

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A nostalgic Dale Earnhardt Jr. critiques NASCAR's decision to remove rookie stripes, questioning its impact on fan connection and tradition.