Nick Geddes

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Skip to main contentNASCAR announced last week that Championship Weekend will return to Homestead-Miami Speedway in 2026 as part of a new yearly rotation model. Kyle Busch would like to see a three-race Championship round that includes a trip to a superspeedway, he said on Monday’s “Actions Detrimental” podcast. “Is there a speedway race in the last three? Why not?” Busch said. “You race six speedway races, you race six road course races, you race eight intermediates.

2 days ago | on3.com | Nick Geddes

Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum was carried to the locker room after falling to the floor with an apparent non-contact right leg injury in the fourth quarter of Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the New York Knicks. Jayson Tatum appears to have hurt his ankle on this play —Prayers Up. 🙏🙏 pic.twitter.com/Y8Pdxw7RG5 — Hoop Central (@TheHoopCentral) May 13, 2025

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Carson Hocevar had something to lift Layne Riggs‘ spirits up after he outdueled him on the final lap of this past Saturday’s Truck Series race at Kansas Speedway. As Hocevar came out of Turn 4 and approached the start/finish line, he threw a middle finger out of his window directed at Riggs. Denny Hamlin thought it was impressive seeing Hocevar take the checkered flag with one hand on the wheel.

2 days ago | on3.com | Nick Geddes

Kyle Busch wanted to run the 2017 Indianapolis 500. His brother, Kurt Busch, attempted the Indy-Charlotte Double three years prior and now, he wanted to give it a shot. Chevrolet was OK with it. Toyota was OK with it. M&M’s was paying for it,” Busch revealed on Monday’s “Actions Detrimental” podcast. But there was a hiccup. Joe Gibbs, whom Busch drove for at the time, said no. “I had an opportunity done, sealed, signed, delivered. … 2017, I had it. It was all done. M&M’s was gonna do it.

2 days ago | on3.com | Nick Geddes

There’s not much going right for Kyle Busch these days on the racetrack. And in Sunday’s AdventHealth 400 at Kansas Speedway, it wasn’t even his fault. Busch was running mid-pack during Stage 3 when contact between Josh Berry and Noah Gragson sent his No. 8 Chevrolet into the inside grass down the backstretch. Ross Chastain was running the top, things got tight between the four cars and it was Busch on the inside who paid the price.