Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton continued his resurgence in the 2016 Formula One season at Silverstone on Sunday, as he raced to a win in the British Grand Prix. It’s the third time in a row the British driver has sampled victory in his home grand prix, taking the chequered flag ahead of team-mate Nico Rosberg and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, who were second and third, respectively. The win here means Hamilton has reduced the gap to Rosberg to four points in the driver standings ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix in a fortnight's time. The official Formula One Twitter feed provided the provisional race result: Here are the overall standings following Hamilton's fourth win in the British Grand Prix:   Hamilton Triumphs on Home...

Brad Keselowski said it best after the race on NBCSN's Victory Lap, "I stole one from the candy jar tonight." What exactly did he mean by that? More on that later. His masterful driving toward the end of the Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway proved worthy of a second straight win and his fourth of the season. The early part of the race was mired in cautions brought out by tire wear in Turns 3 and 4, but late in the race the game changed toward fuel strategy, and it was Keselowski outlasting a baited Carl Edwards for the win. Ryan Newman got up for third. If you read the preview and prediction for this race, you'd know that Kez was the pick and Newman was the dark horse. Do I get a winner slide? No, but several others do for this latest ...

Brad Keselowski had just enough gas in the tank to take the checkered flag at NASCAR Sprint Cup's Quaker State 400 from Kentucky Speedway on Saturday night. It's his fourth win of the season and his second in as many weeks after he won the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona last time out.  Here are the full results of the race and the updated driver standings: In a race with 11 cautions, the final 69 laps were contested under the green flag, as the Quaker State 400 became a fuel-mileage affair. Keselowski made only four pit stops during the entire 267-lap race and ran the final 71 laps without a break.  With no stoppages or pits, that meant Keselowski, like most racers, was running low on gas as the race neared its finish. But his ability...

Brad Keselowski crossed the start-finish line on fumes after seeming to run out of fuel on the closing lap to capture the checkered flag in Saturday night's wild Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway.  Keselowski, along with much of the field, elected to push the limits of the fuel window on the recently repaved 1.5-mile track and saved just enough to hold off Carl Edwards, who was right on his bumper coming out of the final turn. The win is the fourth of the season for Keselowski, who also won last Saturday at Daytona. Edwards finished second in a race that showcased NASCAR's experimental low-downforce package and tied a track record with 11 cautions. Ryan Newman, Kurt Busch and Tony Stewart rounded out the top-five finishers. NASCAR'...

Fresh off a win in Daytona last week, Brad Keselowski seeks a third triumph at Saturday's Quaker State 400 when the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series rolls into Kentucky Speedway. Established in 2011, this night race hasn't failed to entertain, with both Keselowski and Kyle Busch boasting two wins apiece. With names like Tony Stewart in the Chase and others such as Dale Earnhardt Jr. on the outside looking in, it will be interesting to see if one of the regulars makes a trip to Victory Lane. Always an entertaining night race, this year gets some added intrigue, as the speedway has slapped down a new surface. Add in the aero package changes, and drivers don't know what to expect. "This is the big unknown with the new surface, the tire, the package&md...

Lewis Hamilton will start in pole position at the 2016 Formula One British Grand Prix on Sunday after finishing first in Saturday's qualifying session. His Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg finished close behind while Max Verstappen will start in third. Earlier, Hamilton had completed the hat-trick in practice by topping the classification in FP3 ahead of Rosberg, having finished quickest in both runs the day before. Here is a recap of Saturday's action at Silverstone.    Qualifying Recap Here is how the grid will line up on Sunday after the three qualification rounds, per F1: After a disappointing morning session, Jenson Button capped off a poor day on the track with elimination at the first hurdle when Daniil Kvyat and Kevin...

Lewis Hamilton will attempt to maintain his charge to the top of the driver standings once again when he races in the Formula One British Grand Prix at Silverstone on Sunday.Nico Rosberg will again provide the main threat to Hamilton's supremacy, and the leader of the title race must be on his best behaviour after colliding with the world champion in their most recent battle in Austria. The home crowd will be cheering for the F1 icon as they scream for British success, but Rosberg has the motivation to keep Hamilton off the winner's rostrum.Here is how you can follow the action:  Date: Sunday, July 10Race Time: 1 p.m. BST/8 a.m. ETTV: Sky Sports F1 and HD, Channel 4 and HD, NBCLive Stream: Sky Go, ALL...

Kyle Busch got off to a terrific start this weekend with a victory at the Alsco 300 in the NASCAR Xfinity Series on Friday. This was Busch's night from the start. He finished first in qualifying and led 185 of the 201 laps at Kentucky Speedway to secure his fifth victory of the season. Here's a look at Friday's results and the updated Xfinity Series standings: The full results are available at NASCAR's official website. Busch was the star of the race, though he got a late fight from Ty Dillon and Erik Jones. Busch and Dillon were neck-and-neck down the stretch until Dillon had to go into the pits, which allowed Busch to move back into the top spot. The NASCAR Xfinity Series provided a GIF detailing how close the battle betwe...

The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series has made its way to rainy Kentucky Speedway for the Quaker State 400, which is set to be run Saturday barring the weather.   It's already taken a toll on race weekend, as inclement weather forced NASCAR to cancel Friday's qualifying: Instead of drivers taking to the track to decipher the race's order, NASCAR's points standings set the field for Saturday's race: This is only the sixth installment of the Quaker State 400, and in five previous races, there have only been three different winners.  According to Joe Menzer of Fox Sports, Kurt Busch would have started third, but Busch wrecked on Friday and will need to resort to a backup car in the race, which requires him to start at the back of the p...

Despite Kimi Raikkonen's status as the most popular driver on the grid, Formula One let out a collective groan when his latest contract extension was confirmed by Ferrari ahead of the British Grand Prix. While many remain smitten with his monosyllabic tone of voice and one-word answers to half-baked media questions, there was an overwhelming suspicion that the 2007 world champion had reached the natural end of his time in the pinnacle of motorsport. The 36-year-old's frustratingly inconsistent performances over the last two-and-a-half seasons had led to calls for Raikkonen to be replaced by a younger, fresher face, but crucial to the Finn's stay of execution was the opinion of Sebastian Vettel, whose status as Ferrari's lead driver has been...