WATCH — 150 Corgis Gather in Lithuania for International Race and Unique Competitions: ‘It’s Just Great Fun’
One-hundred-and-fifty short-legged dogs delighted fans at the fifth Corgi Race in Vilnius, Lithuania, on Saturday.

One-hundred-and-fifty short-legged dogs delighted fans at the fifth Corgi Race in Vilnius, Lithuania, on Saturday.

National kart racing champion Tyler Weaver was shot and killed at his Forest City, North Carolina, home in a “targeted” home invasion on October 24, 2025.

Chris Raschke, a speed driver attempting to set a new land speed record at Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats, died in a crash after his vehicle reached speeds of 283 miles per hour.

Twenty-two people were injured by an explosion in the paddock area of Germany’s famous Nuerbergring racetrack.

NHRA Champion John Force ended up in the hospital, Sunday, after his Peak Team funny car exploded in a shocking fireball on the track.
Dutch Driver Max Verstappen secured a Forumla One record 10th straight win with a victory at the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday.

The 24 Hours of Le Mans, the world’s most famous endurance race, will be open to hydrogen-powered cars starting in 2026.

Relatives of a Los Angeles woman who was killed when a teen crashed a Lamborghini into her vehicle have reached an $18.85 million settlement.

A child at NAPA’s Super DIRT Week declared, “let’s go Brandon!” when asked by an announcer to “help kick this thing off.”

Horse racing in Britain needs to become more “diverse” the sport was told at an industry awards night at which 90 per cent of nominees were white. Speaking at the Godolphin Stud and Stable Staff Awards in London on Monday,

Switzerland’s Francois Gissy went up against a Ferrari 430 Scuderia in a drag race with a bicycle equipped with a rocket engine supplying 4.2 kN (944 pounds) of thrust. Gissy left the Ferrari in his dust as he hit that 207-mph mark

Celebrated Triple Crown-winner American Pharoah will continue racing this year, at least until the Breeder’s Cup, the horse’s owner announced on Thursday.

After taking a serious blow to the head during the ABC Supply 500 at Pocono Raceway on Sunday, INDYCAR driver Justin Wilson ended up in the hospital in a coma. But by Monday evening Wilson’s family confirmed that he died from his injuries.

The owner of the horse vying to become the first Triple Crown winner since 1978 asks that a federal judge dismiss a lawsuit that claims he owes $1.65 million in gambling debts.
