In endurance racing, there are wins—and then there are redemptions. The #83 AF Corse Ferrari didn’t just cross the finish line first at the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans. It rewrote what a victory can mean: a comeback story, a strategic masterclass, and a message to every factory-backed titan on the grid.

Joey Logano took the lead away from Michael McDowell and then held off the field on the final restart to win in the Lone Star State for his first trophy of the year and his second at Texas Motor Speedway!

With a little drafting tow from a couple of lapped cars in front of the leaders, Austin Cindric was able to slightly pull ahead of Ryan Preece to the checkered flag for the victory at the Talladega Superspeedway!

DENNY HAMLIN GETS BACK TO VICTORY LANE AT HIS HOME TRACK: After a ten year hiatus, Denny Hamlin is back in the winners circle at Martinsville Speedway! The Virginia native dominated the "Cook Out 400" for his first victory at the paper clip since 2015.

Kyle Larson passed his Hendrick Motorsports teammate Alex Bowman with six laps remaining to record his first victory of the season and his second at his favorite racetrack, Homestead-Miami Speedway! 🏁

Joe Gibbs Racing goes 1-2 in the valley of the sun with Christopher Bell out dueling his teammate Denny Hamlin for the victory, his third win in succession this year.