Pic-Supplied The James Golding/Richie Stanaway Ford Mustang and its counterpart, the Aaron Cameron/Zak Best car, did not meet the required minimum drive time. Sunday’s race was initially set for 147 laps but was cut short to 141 laps due to adverse weather, making it a time-certain event. Each driver needed to complete at least 54 laps since the race had reached the 74 percent completion threshold. Golding and Cameron completed 50 and 52 laps, respectively. Their co-drivers,

Pic-Supplied Scott McLaughlin broke a two-year, 35-race winless streak by securing victory in the IndyCar season finale at Laguna Seca. Starting from pole in the #3 Team Penske Chevrolet, the 33-year-old New Zealander maintained control throughout the 95-lap race, winning by 1.3739 seconds over Andretti Global’s Kyle Kirkwood on the 11-turn, 2.238-mile natural terrain road course. ECR’s Alexander Rossi finished third, marking his first podium since 2024 (Laguna Seca). Felix R

Max Verstappen was disqualified from his Nurburgring NLS2 win for exceeding the maximum tire allocation. Verstappen, Jules Gounon, and Daniel Juncadella in the #3 Mercedes-AMG Team Verstappen Racing car initially won the four-hour race by 59.5 seconds after taking pole position. However, they were stripped of the victory two hours later because the team used seven sets of tires, exceeding the allowed six. This handed the win to the #99 Rowe Racing BMW M4 of Jordan Pepper and