Racing Weekly with Carter

Kyle Larson delivers one of the great Talladega finishes in overtime while extending his Chase lead to a commanding 73 points. Kimi Antonelli dominates at COTA but must wait another week for his maiden title. And MotoGP says a tearful farewell to Phillip Island as Jorge Martin's arm fracture all but ends his championship bid.

Chase Briscoe wins at Charlotte by 29 thousandths of a second in one of the most thrilling NASCAR finishes of the year. Max Verstappen finally conquers Singapore with a dominant lights-to-flag victory while the Formula 1 title picture gets even more complicated. Marco Bezzecchi returns to the top step of the podium after a broken collarbone, and Jorge Martin seizes the MotoGP championship lead by just two points. Plus, the IndyCar season finale at Laguna Seca and everything else that mattered this weekend across the racing world.

Carter Reynolds breaks down the biggest weekend in racing: Hamilton's devastating grid penalty at Sepang after qualifying second, Kyle Larson's statement win at Kansas that reshapes the NASCAR Chase, Marc Marquez's sprint heroics at Motegi amid chaos, and a look back at a wild IndyCar season crowned by Alex Palou's fourth straight title. Plus the Darrell Waltrip diagnosis, the Keselowski-RFK split, and everything else that matters across the motorsport world.

Carter Reynolds previews Sunday's Hollywood Casino 400 at Kansas with a one-point Chase lead, unpacks the rainout-metric controversy and the Blaney-Hocevar feud, recaps the Truck and ARCA results from a rain-soaked Kansas weekend, and sweeps in Point Dume's Carter Stakes win, the Laurel Park Sunday card, and off-track news from F1, IndyCar, and endurance racing.

A Bristol night-race special: Logano's milestone steal, the Hocevar-Blaney pit road brawl, a one-point Chase lead, and the 1.5-mile stretch that will decide the title.

Carter Reynolds covers F1's confirmed 2027 engine walk-back, NASCAR's playoff pressure cooker, IndyCar's dynasty question with the WEC run-in, and MotoGP's human drama — one host, one sitting, four connected chapters on the Afterplay Network.