Lando Norris makes championship moves and Mexico and William Byron sets up the final four for NASCAR in Phoenix.
NASCAR shows us all how to save fuel until the last 20 laps and Max Verstappen wins the race into turn one at COTA
Denny Hamlin gets a spot in the Championship four, Rinus Veekay finds a new ride, and everyone in Formula One has to wear a cowboy hat for some reason.
Denny Hamlin clears a path for Chase Elliott, Formula One takes a week off, and Indycar continues doing nothing.
Ford and Ryan Blaney dominate New Hampshire, Oscar Piastri finds out what it's like to be Lando Norris, and Indycar is mostly dead.
NASCAR enjoys Mystery Tire Theater 3000 at Dark Bristol, Indycar finally has a schedule, and Formula One does nothing.
NASCAR hates passing at Gateway and Max leads a parade around Monza.
Indycar wraps up its season early, F1 goes Dutch, and NASCAR kicks off the contest for another mickey mouse champion.
Blaney survives the carnage and shatters the hopes and dreams of everyone out of the playoffs, Rasmussen passes everyone a few times and wins in Milwaukee.
NASCAR gets it right in Richmond, Indycar doesn't do anything, and F1 is on holiday.
Shane Van Gisbergen dominates the field again and Alex Palou loses a race but wins a championship
An absolutely shocking Mclaren 1-2 in Hungary and NASCAR turns short track racing into a battle of clean air and fuel milage.
Bubba Wallace wins the Brickyard, Oscar Piastry and Alex Palou both lead their own parade
Pato O'Ward stratergerizes his way to a win in Toronto, Denny Hamlin manages to stay awake through an endless Dover race to take the victory.
Shane Van Winsbergen strikes again at Sonoma, Pato O'ward finally gets a win in Iowa, and Alex Palou gets yet another win in race two.
Shane Van Gisbergen, the greatest athlete to ever exist in Chicago, dominates once again, and Lando Norris is finally able to win his home grand prix with the help of some Oscar Piastry break checking.
Lando Norris and Mclaren ran away from everyone in Austria and every driver in the Cup Series ran into each other in Atlanta. Except for Chase Elliott.
Chase Briscoe is literally unpassable at Pocono, the same person wins another IndyCar race at Road America, and Santino Ferrucci chugs a beer.
Kyle Kirkwood thinks he's Alex Palou all of a sudden, George Russell doesn't get hit by Max Verstappen in Canada, and Shane Van Gisbergen leaks out both holes all the way to victory lane in Mexico.
Denny Hamlin strategerizes up a Michigan win, Formula One thinks they can take on the Indy 500, and Indycar still runs a hybrid for some reason