The Formula 1 United States Grand Prix from Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas drew 1.5 million viewed on over-the-air ABC, with lights out occurring at 3 p.m. ET. Previous similar same afternoon matchups produced the following results.

Richard Petty went over the championship contenders and their chances at Phoenix Raceway. The Hall of Famer believes there's equal opportunity between all four drivers to win the championship.

NASCAR star Connor Zilisch has addressed comparisons with F1 champion Max Verstappen and weighed up the difficulty of their motorsport journeys.

Former driver Kenny Wallace criticises fans for pushing NASCAR to change the playoff format after Sunday's race at Martinsville.

Tim Clark, NASCAR’s Chief Brand Officer, made it known that they don't see other forms of motorsports, such as Formula 1 and IndyCar, as competitive rivals.

The vibes of Formula One and NASCAR blended in Saturday's F1 Sprint race at Circuit of the Americas, if not the actual drivers.

NASCAR has returned to court after two failed days of mediation in an antitrust case filed by two race teams, including one owned by Michael Jordan

NASCAR faces a major antitrust showdown as 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports challenge its control ahead of a December trial.

Former NASCAR driver Kyle Petty explains what Chase Elliott lacks and what he must do to get back to winning ways in the Cup Series.

The main differences between F1 and NASCAR are their car types, tracks, and racing styles, with F1 cars being lightweight, open-wheel, high downforce machines

NASCAR Cup Series viewing figures have been in the spotlight, and the Talladega race meant a return to national TV, just like F1 at Austin.