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He may have only turned the wheel of an ODYSSEY 21 in anger for the first time on the morning of Free Practice for the Desert X Prix, but off-road racing legend Travis Pastrana made quite the impression on his Extreme E debut.

Legacy Motor Clubs entry into the Extreme E series isn’t a vanity project for Jimmie Johnson. It’s something he hopes will benefit his NASCAR Cup series team.

Acciona Sainz avenged its roll in Saturday’s Desert X Prix final to win the second part of the Extreme E season opener in Saudi Arabia. In what was a dominant performance in Sunday’s main event, Fraser McConnell got the holeshot from the start as he, along with two others, used the Hyperdrive...

Defending champions Rosberg X Racing (RXR) have carried their title-winning pace into 2024, coming out on top in Qualifying for Round 1 of the Desert X Prix in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

Jimmie Johnson and Matt Kenseth forged a deeper friendship bantering on all those punishing bicycle rides than they did as rivals on four wheels during their Hall of Fame NASCAR careers. Johnson gained an understanding of Kenseth’s often unassuming demeanor and the time, the effort and the workmanlike manner that all made him a Cup Series champion and two-time Daytona 500 winner.

Jimmie Johnson doesn’t have the desire to compete full-time in racing anymore, but he’s still not ready to give competition up completely. Johnson, 48, will run nine NASCAR Cup Series races this season for Legacy Motor Club, the team he co-owns.

Acciona Sainz topped practice for the Desert X Prix as the fourth Extreme E season got underway in Saudi Arabia. Laia Sanz and Fraser McConnell’s combined four-lap time of 10m05.933s was 1.

The fourth instalment of Extreme E is almost upon us, with the 2024 campaign opening in Saudi Arabia this weekend (17-18 February).

'Transition year'. It's almost a metaphor for those "pardon our appearance" signs that pop up around construction work. It basically says "bear with us, this year might be boring, but next year will be better".

Perhaps it is fitting that with Johnson facing another long ride to the top — this time with his NASCAR team that wrestled with controversy, sluggish results and turnover in its debut season — that he called on Kenseth to help steady Legacy Motor Club.