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Tyler Reddick earned his third straight Cup win to open the 2026 season at Circuit of the Americas, completing a three-race sweep after Daytona and Atlanta. He outdueled Shane Van Gisbergen for the road-course victory, while Michael Jordan lauded the 23XI Racing effort and Denny Hamlin praised Reddick’s all-around development and the team’s autonomy in building a champion-friendly operation.
Tyler Reddick won the NASCAR Cup Series race at Circuit of The Americas, becoming the first driver to open a Cup season with three consecutive victories. 23XI Racing also became the first team since 1963 to win the opening three races. Shane van Gisbergen finished second, with Christopher Bell, Ty Gibbs and Michael McDowell making up the top five; the series moves to Phoenix Raceway next.
Tyler Reddick earned the pole for the NASCAR Cup Series at Circuit of the Americas after a two-group qualifying session, posting a 1:37.760, with Ross Chastain second and Chase Briscoe third. The full starting lineup is listed, and Michael McDowell paced Cup practice at COTA, ahead of Ryan Blaney and Connor Zilisch among others.
A photo gallery confirms the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series field for Circuit of The Americas, with Tyler Reddick on the pole in the No. 45 Toyota for 23XI Racing. The 38-car lineup on the 2.4-mile Texas road course includes notable drivers such as Ross Chastain, Chase Briscoe, Ryan Blaney, Chase Elliott, Michael McDowell, AJ Allmendinger, Christopher Bell, Ty Gibbs, William Byron, Kyle Larson, Denny Hamlin, Joey Logano, Kyle Busch, and Cody Ware, for a race airing Sunday at 3:30 p.m. ET on FOX/HBO Max.
Shane van Gisbergen clinched the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series race at Circuit of the Americas by starting sixth on four fresh tires and diving to the inside of Turn 1 to pass five leaders, securing his fifth O'Reilly win and his first at COTA; Austin Hill finished second, with Sammy Smith, Jesse Love and Corey Day completing the top five, as SVG eyes a Cup start the next day to extend his road-course win streak.
Formula 1 has extended its contract with the United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas in Austin through 2034, ensuring the race remains a key event in the F1 calendar until at least that year, following local approval and significant support from organizers and officials.
Max Verstappen secured pole position at the COTA sprint qualifying, showcasing significant team progress and his exceptional driving, especially in the final sector, despite challenges in earlier corners, highlighting Red Bull's improved performance and Verstappen's skillful racing.
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri are set to continue their rivalry at the Austin Grand Prix, following a recent on-track clash that led to team discussions about responsibility and sportsmanship, with McLaren emphasizing positive and constructive post-race conversations.
The article promotes the new digital race programme for the 2025 United States Grand Prix at COTA, offering insights into the race weekend, driver and team details, and visitor information, encouraging fans to view it online and attend the event.
The article provides an in-depth preview of the 2025 United States Grand Prix at Austin, including track details, recent race winners, qualifying stats, tyre strategies, current driver standings, and notable moments, highlighting the race's significance in the season and the strategic considerations for teams and drivers.
The article provides a strategic guide for F1 Fantasy players for the United States Grand Prix at Circuit of The Americas, highlighting key drivers like Max Verstappen, George Russell, and others, and offering tips on team selection, race strategy, and the use of special chips to maximize points.
This week in F1 covers a quiz on US Grand Prix history and the latest news, including the upcoming United States Grand Prix at Austin, Texas, with a focus on the fight for the Drivers' championship among Piastri, Norris, and Verstappen after McLaren's Constructors' title win.
Formula 1 has canceled its plans for a US Grand Prix at a new location due to legal threats, continuing its history of race cancellations in the US, with current races held in Miami, Las Vegas, and Austin. The upcoming race in Texas is highly anticipated as the season nears its end, with intense rivalry within the McLaren team adding to the excitement.
The 2025 Corvette ZR1 outperforms European rivals with 1,064 hp, achieving hypercar-level performance including a top speed of 233 mph, and is available at a much lower price, making it a remarkable American supercar with track-ready features and everyday usability.
William Byron won at Circuit of the Americas, with Christopher Bell finishing 2nd. Ty Gibbs, Alex Bowman, and Tyler Reddick also shared their thoughts on the race, while other drivers discussed their performances and challenges faced during the event.