Just ahead of Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, H. Moser & Cie. has dropped two new watches that take design cues from Alpine Motorsports.

The watchmaker just added a new dynamic duo to the Streamliner family: a skeletonized mechanical chronograph called the Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition and the Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition. The latter is the more surprising of the pair, given that it’s a smart watch. Both watches are being sold together as a set for a cool $70,000, with 200 pieces available, Hodinkee reported.

The 42.3 mm Streamliner Alpine Drivers Edition offers up a new skeletonized dial that shows off the AgenGraphe-based HMC 700 movement and the self-winding rotor, which is usually masked from view under the dial. Here, you get some of the same details you’d see on other Streamliner chronographs with the same movement: centralized minutes and seconds hands, for one. But, as you’d expect, there are plenty of nods to Alpine. The bridges are shaped like a “V” similar to triangulated suspensions; the dial, meanwhile, is home to a design meant to mimic the rim of the team’s A110 wheel. Flip the watch over, and you can get a closer look at that movement, which is designed to evoke images of a driver’s helmet. A blue PVD-coated stainless-steel case and a rubber strap round out the piece.

As for the Streamliner Alpine Mechanics Edition, it’s a first for the brand. The watch certainly has the tools for the fast-paced F1 environment it’s made for: a GMT function with a country selector, a split-seconds chronograph, a perpetual calendar, and a designated F1 mode that offers up countdown capabilities and can give you live team alerts. The timepiece does have a more traditional side, too, with a steel Streamliner case, a blue rubber strap, and a Funky Blue fumé dial. To bring the timepiece to life, Moser tapped Sequent to create the new model’s hybrid analogue-digital caliber, according to Hodinkee. As a result, you’re getting a 12-month “power reserve” in time-only mode or what the brand is called “six Grand Prix weekends” in connected mode.

And it sounds like we can expect more from H. Moser and Alpine Motorsports. The watchmaker said this just the first project to emerge from their partnership.

Moser, of course, has dropped other sports-related watches before. At last year’s Miami Grand Prix, the watchmaker debuted the Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton, completed with a pink strap. And sports stars themselves have chosen to rock timepieces from the brand as of late. The Philadelphia Eagles’ running back Saquon Barkley donned an Endeavour Tourbillon Concept Vantablack at the Met Gala this year. Perhaps we’ll see some equally stylish athletes rocking the new Streamliners at the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend.

Another NASCAR driver was featured on a recent show; this time, it was Natalie Decker Lemke. 

Decker recently gave birth to a son in February 2025 with her husband Derek Lemke and took time away from the sport  to start a family. She first announced her pregnancy in August 2024 on social media, and since then, has admitted her mental state is not where she would like it to be. 

Still, the NASCAR star was able to make fans laugh by way of her cameo on the Netflix adult comedy show ‘Big Mouth.’ In season eight, episode eight of the show, Decker has a handful of lines as she helps one of the main characters understand how life could be simplified without the use of external stimuli.

During her brief cameo, Decker also was spotted driving her Xfinity Bikini Zone Chevrolet while also a cartoonish version of herself was seen standing outside her car on the cover of ‘Car and Driver.’ On her website, Decker released a statement on her appearance in ‘Big Mouth.’

In particular, the star explained how being in the cartoon was something she could tick off her to-do list. “I’ve always wanted to be in a cartoon,” her statement read. “Never in a million years did I think it would happen – and definitely not in ‘Big Mouth’s’ final season!”

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“I feel so guilty even saying this, but I’m so over being pregnant,” she said. “All my symptoms from my first trimester have come back. The nauseousness, the fatigue, the migraines, I could go on and on and on, but the biggest thing I’m struggling with is mentally. Just feeling good about myself and feeling like myself.”

She added: “I do not feel like myself at all, and I do not like looking at myself in the mirror. Don’t like the way I look, and I could talk for days about that. I know with pregnancy, you’re going to get swollen, but I didn’t know how swollen.

“My feet grew so much, I used to be a youth, child size 3, now I barely fit into a woman’s size 6. There is not one part of my body right now that is not swollen. It is so crazy. I did not expect that. I planned to do maternity photos by now… I just have not committed because I don’t like the way I look.”

A$AP Rocky and Puma presented their new capsule collection in New York City on Thursday, where a campaign video directed by the rapper and designer also debuted.

Available now, the collection — Rocky’s largest yet with Puma — puts a spin on classic streetwear with pops of colors, technical textures and hints of motorsport DNA. Three footwear styles are featured, including A$AP Rocky‘s preferred Puma sneakers, the Inhale and Mostro OG silhouettes, in addition to his new favorite style, the Mostro Gabbia.

Described by Puma as “layered with evolved armor,” the Mostro Gabbia Light applies modern tech to the spirit of the Puma archive. With its name coming from the Italian words for “caged monster,” the shoe features a removable cage — this feature also references Rocky’s skill for shifting between fashion and function.

The spiky and sculptural Mostro OG, offered in black, gray and silver, showcases reflective 3M details recalling headlights and streetlights. This same feature can be found on the Puma Inhale Reflective, which is designed with contoured lines and red branding; the look is rounded out by Flacko branding on the tongue.

The new collection between the athletic brand and the musician also features apparel and accessories, with options including T-shirts, a belt, a hat and more.

“I had the opportunity to dig into Puma’s archives and blend together the best of several shoes while adding my own lens and style,” A$AP Rocky said in a statement. “You have the sleekness of the Mostro OG, the innovation and technology of the Puma disc, and the cage around the shoe for added protection. All together this created the Mostro Gabbia aka the Caged Puma, an entirely new silhouette.”

A$AP Rocky was announced as the creative director of Puma’s F1 line in 2023, and they have since released several collections together, earning the Footwear News Achievement Award for Collaboration of the Year in 2024. Rocky also leads his own creative agency venture AWGE and is creative director at Ray-Ban.

Watch the Puma campaign video directed by A$AP Rocky below — it also features an unreleased track by the artist. The collection is available on puma.com.

The 2025 Cracker Barrel 400 is back at Nashville Superspeedway for another year of racing. A 400-mile race that requires 300 laps to complete, it will mark the next race of the 2025 NASCAR Cup Series season. Here’s what you need to know about the race, how to watch and more.

When is the Cracker Barrel 400?

The Cracker Barrel 400 is scheduled for Sunday, June 1st at 7 p.m. ET.

Where is the race?

The Cracker Barrel 400 will take place at Nashville Superspeedway in Nashville, Tennessee.

How long is the race?

The Cracker Barrel 400 is a total of 300 laps and 400 miles.

Where can I watch the Cracker Barrel 400? What channel will it be on?

The race will be broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video.

How can I stream or watch the race without cable?

The Cracker Barrel 400 can be streamed on Amazon Prime Video.

What is the Nashville Superspeedway Schedule?

Friday, May 23rd

Saturday, 24th

Sunday, May 25th

Who is driving in the race?

There are 39 drivers entered into the Cracker Barrel 400. Qualifying starts on Saturday, 5/31. 

Take a look inside the home of NASCAR driver Martin Truex Jr

Martin Truex Jr has spent the last 22 years in the NASCAR Cup Series. He retired from full-time competition following the 2024 season.

Truex Jr has listed his Mooresville, North Carolina home for sale. The mansion features five beds and 9 baths.

Take a look inside the Martin Truex Jr mansion below.

The listing calls it a European-style estate on Lake Norman. The layout is 14,000 square feet on nearly 5 gated acres of land.

Lake Norman is home to the NASCAR industry. The area outside of Charlotte is surrounded by the homes of people from the garage area.

The lake home features an infinity pool, waterfall, fire pit as well as a private dock with boat lift. The basement is fitted with a custom bar, theater, gym, and game area.

He purchased the home in April 2006. At the time, it was purchased for $1,480,000. Now, it’s being listed for significantly more.

Kevin Harvick sells Charlotte mansion after buying ‘Talladega Nights’ home

Martin Truex Jr
Home Details

Price:
$7,500,000

Total structure area:
5,561

Total interior livable area:
13,619 sqft

Finished area above ground:
5,561

Finished area below ground:
3,202

Truex Jr is the 2017 NASCAR Cup Series champion. He’s collected 34 race wins along the way.

This season, he entered a one-off race with Tricon Garage in the season opening Daytona 500. However, that race ended with a DNF.

Click here to view the listing

Martin Truex Jr Mansion: Photos

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