Ram Trucks is bringing a bold new twist to NASCAR. On Friday, the manufacturer unveiled its plan for the fifth and final seat  in its 2026 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series  lineup, announcing that a full-season ride with Kaulig Racing  will be awarded to the winner of a brand-new reality television competition titled “Race for the Seat.” Promoted under the tagline “15 Drivers. 10 Challenges. 1 Seat,”  the eight-episode series will debut Sunday, Jan. 25 on FOX , with additional e

Few drivers in NASCAR history have earned the level of admiration, respect, and longevity enjoyed by Mark Martin . Though he never captured a NASCAR Cup Series championship, Martin’s career stands as one of the most accomplished and influential the sport has ever seen—defined by relentless consistency, elite performance across multiple eras, and an unwavering commitment to professionalism. Early Life and Rise to NASCAR Born on January 9, 1959, in Batesville, Arkansas, Mark Ma

🏁 Driver Moves Connor Zilisch • Old:  No. 88 JR Motorsports Chevrolet (Xfinity)• New:  No. 88 Trackhouse Racing Chevrolet (Cup) — full Cup season in 2026. Daniel Suárez • Old:  No. 99 Trackhouse Racing (Cup)• New:  No. 7 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet (Cup) — switch to new team. 🛠 Crew Chief / Staff Moves Randall Burnett • Old:  Crew chief for Kyle Busch, No. 8 RCR (Cup)• New:  Crew chief for Connor Zilisch, No. 88 Trackhouse (Cup). Matt McCall • Promoted to Competition Direct

It may take far more than serious illness to silence The King . At 76 years old, Jerry “The King” Lawler  has once again sparked shock and concern across the wrestling world after hinting that he still hasn’t ruled out an in-ring return—despite enduring three strokes in less than eight years. The iconic Memphis wrestling legend has battled a long list of serious health issues since stepping away from his in-ring prime, yet the door to one final match remains, in his own words

Drew McIntyre is heading home to a hero’s welcome. The Scottish powerhouse is set to be celebrated in Glasgow tonight after capturing the Undisputed WWE Championship , completing a storybook moment just hours before his return to Scotland. McIntyre, a native of Ayr, shocked the wrestling world in Berlin when he dethroned Cody Rhodes  to claim WWE’s top prize for the third time in his decorated career. The victory sent thousands of fans into a frenzy as the Rangers-loving supe

The Judgment Day may still be standing, but the cracks are impossible to ignore. With Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley no longer part of the picture, the faction’s latest incarnation has quietly shifted its purpose—becoming a launchpad for Dominik Mysterio , who enjoyed the most successful year of his WWE career in 2025. Everything seemed to fall into place for Mysterio. He took a massive step toward WWE’s main-event scene, captured a career-defining moment at WrestleMania by wi

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What just happened at Madison Square Garden still doesn't feel real. The Indiana Pacers trailed the New York Knicks by double figures with just a couple of minutes remaining in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference before the impossible happened. Aaron Nesmith turned into Reggie Miller reincarnated, and Tyrese Haliburton hit one of the most ridiculous shots you'll ever see to send the game to overtime. In the extra session, the Pacers wrapped up a huge Game 1 win. The entire state

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Not many athletes can relate to Caitlin Clark's pressure during her rookie season. The list isn't long, but it's filled with some of the greatest athletes we have ever seen—athletes like Serena Williams. Williams can relate to the pressure. At the age of 14, she made her professional debut in tennis. She was 16 when she was ranked 99th in the world rankings. In her early career, she was the fastest player to record five victories against Top 10 players. Right after graduating

There are downsides to being the new face of the WNBA. Caitlin Clark knows that better than probably anyone before. Being the highest profile player on the court means some players will try their best to "humble" the star. And they'll cross a line doing it sometimes. On Saturday, Clark's Indiana Fever battled the Chicago Sky in hopes of notching their second win of the season. In the third quarter, Chennedy Carter directed a NSFW message towards Clark and then body checked he

The Indiana Fever selected Caitlin Clark with the No. 1 overall pick of this past WNBA Draft, expecting the 22-year-old to take the league by storm. After seeing what she was able to do in college, having unreasonable expectations makes a ton of sense. Clark has done things no other WNBA rookie has before, but her strong play hasn't led to much winning. That was the case again on Tuesday night as Clark put together the best performance of her young career but the Fever still

Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever finally have something other than a zero in the win column. The WNBA rookie and women's hoops sensation secured Friday night's victory over the Los Angeles Sparks with a pair of clutch 3-pointers to deliver a dagger in the 78-73 win. Getting over the hump after starting the season on a five-game losing streak is a big moment for Clark and the Fever, which there's no denying. Having said that, the No. 1 pick in this year's draft has been the

There's a reason the Indiana Fever were in position to select Caitlin Clark in the first place. The Fever lost to the Seattle Storm on Wednesday night to fall to 0-5, which puts Clark and head coach Christie Sides in a precarious position. So far this season, Clark is averaging 17.8 points per game on 40 percent shooting, and plays an average of 31 minutes per contest. However, Clark's head coach is under fire from critics for sitting the former Iowa star in key moments of ga

To say that there has never been a talent in the WNBA like Caitlin Clark would not be ridiculous. The things she did in college have never been done before, and there's a reason why she's captured the eyes of those who never watched a second of women's basketball. Clark was taken with the No. 1 overall pick by the Indiana Fever in the WNBA Draft and was expected to immediately take over and be the best player in the league. Those weren't reasonable expectations, but those wer

Caitlin Clark's rookie season has gotten off to a rocky start. She has every eye in the basketball world on her right now and while there have been some positive moments — 22 points on 9-of-17 shooting in her third game of the season, a combined 14 assists and 13 rebounds in her last two games. But there's been plenty of problems as well — 7-of-23 from the field in her first two games, including 5-of-18 from beyond the arc, 21 turnovers across three games, three losses for th

Caitlin Clark thrilled women's basketball fans in college with her incredible scoring touch but life in the WNBA has been much more difficult. The No. 1 overall pick is winless in her pro career so far with an average margin of defeat of 22.6 points. Looks aren't coming as easily as they did in college. Her shots aren't falling as reliably. She's clearly finding it hard to adjust to the speed and physicality of the league. All that is understandable. She was drafted by the wo

The worst part of Caitlin Clark's introduction to the WNBA hasn't been the rough start to her pro career. No, the worst part has been the emergence of a narrative that WNBA legends like Diana Taurasi, Sheryl Swoopes and Sue Bird are somehow against the No. 1 WNBA Draft pick. WNBA legends essentially standing up for the strength of league pre-Caitlin Clark became spun as WNBA legends vs. Caitlin Clark. Bird's recent appearance on The Rich Eisen Show gave the former Seattle Sto

Caitlin Clark's first official foray into the WNBA has been met with palpable excitement and truly historic and unprecedented excitement from basketball fans. Unfortunately for the No. 1 pick in this year's draft and the Indiana Fever, though, the results on the hardwood haven't been what fans were hoping for, both from the team and the former Iowa superstar. The Fever were thrashed by the Connecticut Sun in Tuesday night's season opener, falling 92-71. To make matters worse,