Motorsports
Bubba Wallace brings new zen to NASCAR Playoffs
Can Bubba Wallace win over the next 10 weeks during the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs?
Well, yes, but there is also a historic caveat.
“Absolutely,” Wallace said during Playoff Media Day in Uptown Charlotte on Wednesday. “Hell, I’m good at winning in the Playoffs when I’m not in the Playoffs.”
It’s funny because Wallace has three career wins and the first two came in the Playoffs when he wasn’t championship eligible at Talladega in October 2021 and Las Vegas in September 2022.
A caveat to the caveat for the latter is that his car was playoff eligible that season and he very much raced as if he were a contender that fall.
So while this is technically the second time Wallace has raced for a championship following his appearance in the 2023 chase for the championship, he also de facto had something to race for the year prior too.
His third win came in the Brickyard 400 earlier in the summer and marked the first time he locked himself in before the final race of the regular season. Wallace and first-year crew chief Charles Denike have had all summer to prepare for this moment and that’s a novel experience for the 31-year-old 23XI Racing driver.
Bubba Wallace, 23XI Racing Toyota
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“Hell, I came off a 26-week stretch of stress and we made it in,” Wallace said of 2023. “We were the last car in, right? You get Sunday to enjoy it but then you’re back into, ‘Alright, here’s the Playoffs.’ Now, I just came off a month-long, stress-free stretch. So, I think getting to experience that was really, really nice.
“I said for a month that I didn’t care. I didn’t care if we won, if we wrecked, whatever.”
Before anyone has a knee-jerk reaction, this doesn’t mean that Wallace isn’t invested. It’s just part of his larger season-long transformation into a much more even-keeled father, racer and man in general.
“I care so much about racing that I can often get lost on where you’re at and that causes problems,” Wallace said. “It causes frustration, it causes speed loss, it causes everything. Richmond is a good example.
“We show up for practice and we were awful and I thought ‘well, Saturday is going to be a long day’ and then we’re leading. You know, I didn’t write off Richmond but I kind of just changed the approach.”
Taking a step back and keeping focused
Bubba Wallace, 23XI Racing Toyota
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Wallace lowered his expectations and was pleasantly surprised when all the pieces came together for a car capable of challenging for the win.
“You take a step back sometimes, analyze things better, slow them down, process everything and then you’re leading and have a dominant car,” Wallace said. “So I just look at Richmond as a big, big highlight for me and the mentality side of it. Yeah, we have to have just 10 weeks of that – with all four tires.”
The joke there, you may recall, is that Wallace lost his chance to win that race at Richmond due to a loose wheel.
Overall however, the point Wallace is trying to make is that he would have snapped in years past. He was prone to fits of anger and petulance. That hasn’t been the case from the moment he showed up for Daytona Speedweek this year.
Denike has done his part in transforming the No. 23 team into a force to be reckoned with and Wallace has upheld his end of the agreement to continue evolving into his best self.
That was his point when asked about his biggest strength ahead of the playoffs. His mental skills.
“You guys probably wouldn’t give me that trait a couple of years ago,” Wallace said. “I feel good where I’m at. I feel confident where I’m at.”
Working with a new crew chief
Ryan Blaney, Team Penske Ford, Bubba Wallace, 23XI Racing Toyota, Josh Berry, Wood Brothers Racing Ford
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He still thinks he can be better at controlling his emotions in the ‘heat of the moment’ but he really believes there have been significant gains on that front and credits Denike for a lot of it too.
“He has really been a lot of fun to work with and I feel like we vibed and meshed really quick,” Wallace said. “He has my back on a lot of scenarios and I appreciate that. Bootie (Barker, former crew chief) did as well, so none of that is going against Bootie.”
Wallace and Denike agreed on one goal above all else entering the season and that was to have fun. The idea was, if they are having fun, it’s because the results would match that enthusiasm.
“I think he has adapted to that,” Wallace said. “From Truck to Cup is an incredible step but I try not to put too much on his plate. … I think that has helped me drive smarter and have better races and ultimately get back to victory lane. He is incredible at what he does. There is still a lot of room for us to grow, but I’m excited for the future.”
And that includes the immediate future and tracks that Wallace believes set up very well for a deep playoff run.
“Like I said, I look at the schedule and there’s a lot of good tracks for us coming up,” Wallace said. “We’ve had speed at almost every track on the circuit for the next 10 weeks, so it just takes that little bit more. It takes beating out the 5 (Kyle Larson), the 24 (William Byron), the 11 (Denny Hamlin). It takes beating the other 15 guys you’re racing against to do that.
“We have had the speed to do that. We’ve got to clean up the execution and go capitalize on our speed.”
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Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair Expands Jet Ski Rental
A young man and woman wearing life jackets pose together on a bright green and black Sea-Doo Spark personal watercraft on a calm lake.
Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair announces fleet expansion and service enhancements for Lake Austin and Lake Travis, including new Sea-Doo watercraft, extended hours, and professional captain services for Central Texas water sports.
Jet ski rental Lake Austin services have reached a new level with Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair’s announcement of significant enhancements to its watercraft rental operations. The company is positioning itself as a premier destination for water recreation on Lake Austin and Lake Travis. The expansion includes upgraded equipment, extended service hours, and enhanced customer accessibility, addressing the growing demand for Austin water sports rentals in the Central Texas region.
New Fleet Additions Transform Lake Austin Recreation Options
The company has introduced modern Sea-Doo watercraft to its rental lineup, featuring both the high-performance Trixx 2-seater model and the versatile Spark 3-seater option. These additions reflect Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair’s [https://www.google.com/maps/place/Epic+Boat+Rentals+%26+Motorsports+Repair/@30.296114,-97.7198925,53465m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x8644c956647d680b:0x4f61d9a883e7a25e!8m2!3d30.296114!4d-97.7198924!16s%2Fg%2F11bws8pjgz?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI1MTIwOS4wIKXMDSoKLDEwMDc5MjA3MUgBUAM%3D] commitment to providing quality equipment for water recreation enthusiasts. The Sea-Doo Trixx caters to adrenaline seekers with trick-capable features, while the Spark model offers fuel efficiency and ease of handling for families and groups. Both watercraft models are now available for hourly, half-day, and full-day rental periods across both Lake Austin and Lake Travis locations.
Extended Hours Meet Rising Demand for Water Recreation
Responding to increased interest in Central Texas water activities, Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair now operates seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. The extended schedule accommodates working professionals, weekend visitors, and tourists seeking flexible rental options. This availability positions the company competitively among Austin water sports rentals providers while serving customers who prefer early morning launches or evening lake excursions. The consistent daily schedule eliminates confusion about operational hours and allows for better trip planning.
Professional Captain Services Expand Group Activity Options
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Strategic Location Serves Two Major Central Texas Lakes
Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair’s operational area covers both Lake Austin and Lake Travis, two of Central Texas’s most frequented water recreation destinations. Lake Austin offers a more intimate setting with calmer waters, ideal for those searching for boat rentals near me with less crowded conditions. Lake Travis provides expansive open water suitable for high-speed activities and larger gatherings. The company’s ability to serve both lakes gives customers flexibility in choosing their preferred environment. Popular destinations include Devil’s Cove and Party Cove, both accessible through the rental service.
No License Requirement Removes Barriers to Water Recreation
A significant advantage of Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair’s service model is the elimination of boating license requirements for watercraft rentals. This policy opens water sports access to visitors and residents without formal boating credentials. The company provides safety briefings and operational instructions before each rental, ensuring customers understand handling procedures and lake regulations. This approach has proven effective in attracting first-time riders and tourists unfamiliar with Texas waterway requirements. The ease of access contributes to the company’s growth among Austin water sports rental options.
Combination Packages and Flexible Booking Address Customer Preferences
Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair has implemented a booking system that displays real-time pricing and availability, streamlining the reservation process. Customers can combine watercraft options with captained boat charters for comprehensive lake day experiences. The flexibility in rental duration-from two-hour minimum periods to full-day adventures-accommodates various schedules and budgets. Pricing starts at $250 for two hours on the Sea-Doo Spark 3-seater, $260 for the Sea-Doo Trixx 2-seater, and $300-$330 for captained boat charters, depending on the lake. The transparent pricing structure and online booking capability reflect industry trends toward customer convenience and accessibility, making it easier for those searching for boat rentals near me to secure watercraft without lengthy phone negotiations.
The company’s expansion reflects broader trends in outdoor recreation as Central Texas residents and visitors increasingly seek water-based activities. Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair’s investment in modern equipment and service infrastructure positions the business to meet this demand while maintaining safety standards and customer satisfaction. The combination of quality watercraft, professional captain services, and accessible booking systems creates a comprehensive offering for water recreation enthusiasts in the Austin area.
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Toyota GR Corolla Rally Car Will Take on American Rally Championship in 2026
The Toyota GR Corolla takes inspiration from the automaker’s successful World Rally Championship (WRC) team, but the closest it’s gotten to a stage so far is the parking lot. That’s about to change, as Toyota has confirmed that a rally car based on the hot hatch will bring the Corolla name back to rallying in 2026. But instead of the WRC, the Corolla rally car will compete in the American Rally Association (ARA) championship.
Toyota showed a GR Corolla rally car concept at the Tokyo Auto Salon in January of this year, and finally confirmed Friday that a fully-developed version would compete in the ARA season. Officially known as the GR Corolla RC2, it will compete in the RC2 class, which Toyota describes as “roughly equivalent” to the Rally2 class in international rallying. It’ll retain the 1.6-liter turbocharged three-cylinder engine used in the GR Corolla road car, but the release was otherwise light on technical details.
Toyota plans to enter a single car starting with the second round of the 2026 season, the 1000 Acre Wood Rally in Missouri. American Seth Quintero will drive while also running a Toyota-backed campaign in the World Rally Raid Championship (W2RC). His co-driver will be Finn Topi Luthtinen.

The Corolla has a long history in rallying, from Hannu Mikkola’s 1975 1000 Lakes Rally win to the 1999 WRC manufacturer’s championship. Toyota withdrew from rallying after that, returning in the late 2010s with the Yaris, which has become a dominant force in the series. The Corolla’s comeback in the ARA will help with “developing cars on North American roads and making ever-better motorsports-bred cars,” the automaker said in a statement. That’s in line with motorsports-obsessed chairman Akio Toyoda’s goal of building more cars for driving enthusiasts.
The GR Corolla RC2 will also be a gift to American rally fans. It could create a manufacturer battle between Toyota and Subaru, which (via partner Vermont Sports Car) has been the only consistent manufacturer presence in the ARA championship for some time. It’ll be great to see a remix of those 1990s WRC Corolla vs. WRX battles play out across rural America.
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Curb Records and Motorsports manager reflects on Biffle’s legacy
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Every day, Gene Overcash walks around NASCAR history.
“Oh, man, this is the best job in the world,” said Overcash, Curb Records and Motorsports manager.
He describes it as an honor to see and touch cars with significant and unique history.
“We’ve got just like a Todd Gilliland’s car that won the championship in 2016. We got Dale Earnhardt’s first championship car. We got the Richard Pettis 199 win car,” Overcash said.
Another special car is Greg Biffle’s Red Man-sponsored ride.
“They brought this car, and I cannot remember the day they brought it in here, but the way I understood it was that they took the backup products off of race cars. And this was one of the last cars on the track with tobacco products,” he said.
Biffle and six others were killed in a plane crash Thursday morning.

Overcash and Biffle were also neighbors on Lake Norman. He spent three years working in the sport and says Biffle was one of the nicest people to him. Losing him is a blow for racing.
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“It’s just not the sport. It’s all the contributions that he did,” Overcash said.
Biffle was known for using his own helicopter to get supplies to western North Carolina residents after Hurricane Helene. He flew in supplies like water, food, and even medication for storm victims.
“He’s one of the nicest guys you’ll ever meet,” he said.
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Brad Keselowski breaks his leg in skiing accident
RFK Racing co-owner and driver Brad Keselowski suffered a broken right leg during a family ski trip on Thursday, December 18, 2025, the team announced Friday. The injury comes amid a difficult time for the organization, as the NASCAR community mourns the tragic plane crash that claimed the life of former Roush driver Greg Biffle and six others, including his wife and two children.
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In a statement released by RFK Racing, the team expressed its condolences first: “First and foremost, our hearts remain heavy with the news of yesterday’s tragic events. The RFK Racing family, as well as the NASCAR community as a whole, continues to keep those close to the Biffle family and all those affected in our thoughts.”
The team then addressed Keselowski’s injury: “Albeit untimely, we feel that in the interest of transparency we share RFK Racing co-owner and driver Brad Keselowski suffered a broken leg while on a ski trip with his family Thursday. Keselowski has successfully completed routine surgery, and doctors expect a quick and full recovery.”
Keselowski, 41, shared an optimistic update on social media, posting photos from the hospital—including an X-ray showing surgical hardware in his leg—and a video of himself walking with a walker. “Life has a way of reminding you to slow down,” he wrote. “Grateful for my family by my side, an excellent medical team, and the ability to take a few steps forward today. Focused on Daytona. Bonus – I’m now bionic!”
He added a personal statement through the team: “I’m grateful for the medical team who took great care of me and for the support system around me. My attention now is fully on recovery. I’m motivated to get back to full strength as quickly as possible and will work relentlessly to be ready for Daytona.”
Keselowski’s determination aligns with his history of resilience. He famously competed with a broken ankle in 2011, winning at Pocono just days after a testing crash. The team has not specified the exact location of the ski trip or the precise nature of the break, but reports indicate the surgery was straightforward, and medical professionals are optimistic about his timeline.
With the 2026 NASCAR Cup Series season opening at the Daytona 500 on February 15—less than two months away—Keselowski is targeting a return for the event. He could potentially skip the non-points Clash on February 1 if needed, but the team expects him to be ready for the “Great American Race.”
Keselowski enters his 17th full Cup Series season with a strong track record: the 2012 champion has 36 wins in the top tier, including his first victory with RFK Racing at Darlington in 2024. He finished 20th in the 2025 standings with six top-five finishes but no wins.
The NASCAR community has rallied around Keselowski, with well-wishes pouring in from drivers and fans. Comparisons have been drawn to Chase Elliott’s 2023 snowboarding injury, which sidelined him for six races—though Keselowski’s goal is to avoid missing any starts in what could be a pivotal year for RFK Racing.
RFK Racing will provide further updates on Keselowski’s progress as they become available. For now, the focus remains on recovery—and the road to Daytona.
Motorsports
Ferrari consider changing Hamilton’s race engineer
Few partnerships have generated the level of engagement that followed Lewis Hamilton’s contract agreement with Ferrari. Understandably, this driver-team duo was one of the biggest talking points heading into last season.
Inevitably, this anticipation is a double-edged sword. For all the initial excitement surrounding this move, it did not take long before criticism began to emerge. This is particularly true for Hamilton’s side of the garage.
Several areas, including Hamilton’s communication with his race engineer Riccardo Adami, have been under the microscope.
Team principal Fred Vasseur believes all areas, including Hamilton’s race engineer, must be reviewed to ensure a smoother 2026.

Vasseur says Ferrari must understand Hamilton better
Overall, much like the previous fifteen seasons, Ferrari’s biggest limitation in 2025 was car performance – as opposed to their driver line-up.
This is not to say Hamilton was been anywhere near his best level. The 7-time Champion regularly found himself a few steps behind Charles Leclerc on both qualifying and race day.
Still, even at their best, neither Ferrari driver had the opportunity to fight for victory this season. The closest they came to a race win was Hungary, only for plank wear concerns to force Leclerc into lifting and coasting.
Speaking of lift and coast, it was Ferrari’s double-DSQ in China that forced the Scuderia to change their calculations and be more conservative with the SF-25. Among other factors, this was one of the team’s limitations in their search of lap-time.
Returning specifically to Hamilton, there were occasional highlights – most notably his Sprint Race win in Shanghai.
Still, as quoted by Corriere, Fred Vasseur says Ferrari underestimated how difficult the adaptation process would be:
“I underestimated the extent of the change. For 20 years, he was tied to the Mercedes world. For him, everything was different – culture, methods, software, components, people.
“And if you’re not always at the top in every area, you leave tenths on the table. The difference between a 5th and 15th place this year was minimal.”
“We need to improve our collaboration. He needs to try to get more out of the car he has. Every detail counts.
“It’s also about understanding each other better. We know each other better on the other side of the garage (Leclerc’s) about knowing what Lewis needs, what he wants. I also need to understand what he wants.”
When asked specifically about changing Hamilton’s race engineer, Vasseur replied – “We’re evaluating all options.”

A test for driver and team
Given that Ferrari rarely ever change race engineers, the fact Vasseur is even open to making an adjustment speaks volumes about the team’s willingness to adapt.
Of course, potentially replacing Adami is only one small consideration in a far bigger picture. On a more macro level, the Scuderia are working to ensure Hamilton properly integrates into the team for 2026.
Putting this to one side, the foundation for any meaningful Ferrari campaign will be next year’s package. It remains to be seen whether the team hit the ground running with the new regulations – or if they find themselves on the defensive.
Speculation is only intensifying as the winter break continues and the first tests of 2026 come closer. For Fred Vasseur, the preference will be to maintain a low profile and avoid the high expectations that typically accompany the team.
Until now, it is Mercedes – at least on the engine front – who are seen as favourites.
Still, regardless of who are designated as pre-season favourites, Ferrari must hit the mark on both their power unit and aerodynamic concept over the winter.
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Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair Expands Jet Ski Rental Lake Austin Operations with Enhanced Fleet and Services

A young man and woman wearing life jackets pose together on a bright green and black Sea-Doo Spark personal watercraft on a calm lake.
Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair announces fleet expansion and service enhancements for Lake Austin and Lake Travis, including new Sea-Doo watercraft, extended hours, and professional captain services for Central Texas water sports.
Jet ski rental Lake Austin services have reached a new level with Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair’s announcement of significant enhancements to its watercraft rental operations. The company is positioning itself as a premier destination for water recreation on Lake Austin and Lake Travis. The expansion includes upgraded equipment, extended service hours, and enhanced customer accessibility, addressing the growing demand for Austin water sports rentals in the Central Texas region.
New Fleet Additions Transform Lake Austin Recreation Options
The company has introduced modern Sea-Doo watercraft to its rental lineup, featuring both the high-performance Trixx 2-seater model and the versatile Spark 3-seater option. These additions reflect Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair’s commitment to providing quality equipment for water recreation enthusiasts. The Sea-Doo Trixx caters to adrenaline seekers with trick-capable features, while the Spark model offers fuel efficiency and ease of handling for families and groups. Both watercraft models are now available for hourly, half-day, and full-day rental periods across both Lake Austin and Lake Travis locations.
Extended Hours Meet Rising Demand for Water Recreation
Responding to increased interest in Central Texas water activities, Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair now operates seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. The extended schedule accommodates working professionals, weekend visitors, and tourists seeking flexible rental options. This availability positions the company competitively among Austin water sports rentals providers while serving customers who prefer early morning launches or evening lake excursions. The consistent daily schedule eliminates confusion about operational hours and allows for better trip planning.
Professional Captain Services Expand Group Activity Options
The company’s captained boat charter service has gained traction among groups seeking guided lake experiences. Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair operates a 21-foot Moomba ski boat that accommodates up to eight passengers, with professional captains handling navigation and safety protocols. This service appeals to bachelor and bachelorette parties, birthday celebrations, and corporate team-building events. Activities include wakeboarding, tubing, swimming, and leisure cruising to popular Lake Austin and Lake Travis destinations. The captain’s option removes the barrier of boating experience, making water recreation accessible to a broader audience.
Strategic Location Serves Two Major Central Texas Lakes
Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair’s operational area covers both Lake Austin and Lake Travis, two of Central Texas’s most frequented water recreation destinations. Lake Austin offers a more intimate setting with calmer waters, ideal for those searching for boat rentals near me with less crowded conditions. Lake Travis provides expansive open water suitable for high-speed activities and larger gatherings. The company’s ability to serve both lakes gives customers flexibility in choosing their preferred environment. Popular destinations include Devil’s Cove and Party Cove, both accessible through the rental service.
No License Requirement Removes Barriers to Water Recreation
A significant advantage of Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair’s service model is the elimination of boating license requirements for watercraft rentals. This policy opens water sports access to visitors and residents without formal boating credentials. The company provides safety briefings and operational instructions before each rental, ensuring customers understand handling procedures and lake regulations. This approach has proven effective in attracting first-time riders and tourists unfamiliar with Texas waterway requirements. The ease of access contributes to the company’s growth among Austin water sports rental options.
Combination Packages and Flexible Booking Address Customer Preferences
Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair has implemented a booking system that displays real-time pricing and availability, streamlining the reservation process. Customers can combine watercraft options with captained boat charters for comprehensive lake day experiences. The flexibility in rental duration—from two-hour minimum periods to full-day adventures—accommodates various schedules and budgets. Pricing starts at $250 for two hours on the Sea-Doo Spark 3-seater, $260 for the Sea-Doo Trixx 2-seater, and $300-$330 for captained boat charters, depending on the lake. The transparent pricing structure and online booking capability reflect industry trends toward customer convenience and accessibility, making it easier for those searching for boat rentals near me to secure watercraft without lengthy phone negotiations.
The company’s expansion reflects broader trends in outdoor recreation as Central Texas residents and visitors increasingly seek water-based activities. Epic Boat Rentals & Motorsports Repair’s investment in modern equipment and service infrastructure positions the business to meet this demand while maintaining safety standards and customer satisfaction. The combination of quality watercraft, professional captain services, and accessible booking systems creates a comprehensive offering for water recreation enthusiasts in the Austin area.
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