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Search ArticlesSilly Season Takes Another Turn as Sam Hunt Racing Lands New Driver
The O'Reilly Auto Parts Series continues to provide Silly Season intrigue. Sam Hunt Racing has landed another new driver. According to a Wednesday announcement, the Toyota team has agreed to a multi-year deal with Blaine Perkins. The California native will make the move to Sam Hunt Racing in 2027 to drive the No. 24 Toyota GR Supra. The No. 24 team will continue to have crew chief Brian Gainey on the pit box. He took over this role this season while working with Harrison Burton.
NASCAR Updates Pre-Race Processes for Phoenix Weekend
NASCAR is making a change to the pre-race process for the upcoming race weekend in Avondale, Arizona. According to an update from NASCAR, teams will be given the option to remove and replace front brake rotors and pads only after practice and qualifying at Phoenix Raceway on Saturday (4:30 p.m. ET on truTV). The teams are not allowed to change any other brake system components during this process.
Golf Influencer Paige Spiranac Goes Viral With Latest Halloween Offering
Paige Spiranac is getting an early start on Halloween, and her latest costume came with a supporting cast. The golf influencer dressed as Willy Wonka for a trip to the course Tuesday, bringing along a group dressed as Oompa Loompas to complete the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory theme. With more than two weeks until Halloween, Spiranac already had her group costume ready to go.
College Baseball Player Dies in Train Collision: Tommy Offer was 18
Wheaton College freshman baseball player Tomassino "Tommy" Offer died Sunday after his car was struck by a freight train in Wheaton, Illinois. He was 18. The collision occurred around 10:15 a.m. near Main and Front streets, west of the college campus outside Chicago, according to the New York Post. A Metra spokesperson said Offer had stopped for a westbound freight train. After that train passed, he began crossing the tracks and was struck by an eastbound freight train.
Championship-Winning F1 Team Announces Long-Term Extension
Oracle Red Bull Racing has announced a long-term extension for a key executive who has helped the team get back into championship contention. The team has announced that CEO and Team Principal Laurent Mekies has signed a contract extension that keeps him leading the outfit through 2031. The Frenchman has already guided Red Bull Racing through technical regulation changes this season, and he will do so once again during the next decade when F1 brings back the V8 engines.
Football Coach Fired After Attempting Onside Kick with 57-Point Lead
A 63-0 victory turned out to be Zach LoBoy's final game leading an Oregon high school football program. Marist Catholic fired its head coach after the Spartans attempted two onside kicks during an Oct. 9 blowout of Cottage Grove, including one while leading 57-0 late in the second quarter, according to KVAL. With 1:47 remaining before halftime, Marist sent the kick toward the right sideline. It went out of bounds, resulting in a penalty. The game was called at halftime because of the lopsided score.
LA Rams Player and Wife Reveal Big Baby News
Terrance Ferguson and his wife, Sophia, are preparing to become parents, and their pregnancy announcement gave the Rams plenty to celebrate. The Los Angeles tight end and Sophia announced Sept. 15 that they are expecting their first child, a baby girl, in early 2027.
Tyreek Hill Found Liable in 2 Domestic Violence Incidents
Tyreek Hill's potential NFL return now comes with another question: Whether the league will discipline him following a civil verdict involving his estranged wife. A Miami jury found Hill liable Tuesday on two of 10 battery claims and awarded Lakeeta Vaccaro Hill $500,000 in compensatory damages, according to Steve Henson of the Los Angeles Times. The jury declined to award punitive damages. Vaccaro Hill had sought $8 million. The findings involved incidents in January 2024 and April 2025.
NASCAR Meeting With McDowell, Stenhouse Jr. After Post-Race Clash
NASCAR has confirmed that it will not penalize Michael McDowell and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. for their post-race conflict at Charlotte Motor Speedway. That doesn't mean the situation is over. Officials will meet with the two drivers ahead of this weekend's race at Phoenix Raceway to ensure that the situation does not escalate and that cars are no longer used as weapons. The situation occurred last weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway after Chase Briscoe won his second consecutive Chase race.
Justin Marks Sells Part of His Racing Team Amid 2026 Season
Trackhouse Entertainment Group's Justin Marks has sold part of his racing team before completing the 2026 season schedule. According to the Sports Business Journal, Marks has sold a minority stake in his MotoGP team to London-based sports fund 1936. The SuperFile Trackhouse MotoGP Team confirmed the news by sharing the Sports Business Journal article on X. The specific details of this deal remain under wraps, other than the note that this is a significant minority stake.