F1 China Sprint weekend. NASCAR Las Vegas. IndyCar Arlington. Three series. One platform.
Kimi Antonelli, 19, is the youngest Grand Prix polesitter in Formula 1 history — 1:32.064, beating Vettel's 2008 Monza record by over a year. Russell, who had won every session in 2026 to that point, suffered a power failure mid-Q3, was repaired, and emerged for one final desperate lap to salvage P2. Earlier, Russell won the Sprint from Leclerc and Hamilton in a fierce battle. The main Grand Prix starts today — Antonelli hunts his first F1 win from pole.
After Reddick's historic 3-race sweep and Blaney's Phoenix win, Las Vegas is the first real barometer for the traditional power teams. Larson has three wins here and the best average finish of any active driver. Can he break his 2026 drought and close the championship? Race starts 4:00 PM ET on FS1.
IndyCar's most ambitious new venue — 2.73 miles between AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field. Kyle Kirkwood made a dedicated pre-race track walk and is the favourite on his best circuit type. Palou needs a bounce-back. Newgarden hunts win three from the front. Race starts 12:17 PM ET on FOX.
Bell dominated but took four tyres. Blaney took two, held on by 0.649s. Reddick scored P8 — championship lead: 60.
Rasmussen led 69 laps, Power collected him. Newgarden's fresh rubber won. Palou DNF — championship flipped.
Ferrari's double VSC blunder handed Russell free stops. Antonelli P2 on debut — youngest ever. Verstappen P20→P6.