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I Will Never Forget the Tears from that Day

Yuki Tsunoda told his story in his own words.

I Just Want to Race

Jamie Chadwick on her goals: “I want to be that next female driver in Formula One. I want the next time I write here to be about my first championship in F1.”

Behind the Scenes at Daytona 500

The Players’ Tribune was at Daytona Superspeedway all weekend, embedding with Hendrick Motorsports driver William Byron.

Four Contenders, Three Races, One Champion

We spent the final weeks of this year’s INDYCAR series following drivers Álex Palou, Josef Newgarden, Pato O’Ward and Scott Dixon as they chased the title.

No. 4

A lot of people ask me what it’s going to feel like if (and hopefully when) I win my fourth Indy 500 Sunday. The truth is, I can’t say.

Race Day

The Players' Tribune went all-access with Helio Castroneves as he pursued a record-tying fourth Indianapolis 500 win Sunday.

Why We Race

Nobody gets into racing because they want to be rich or famous.

You Want to Know the Real Pierre?

Pierre Gasly on his relationship with Red Bull, losing his friend Anthoine Hubert and his win at Monza

A Sort of Homecoming

If I win a race this weekend, “kind of hurts” won’t even begin to describe how it will feel.

Come Ride With Me

I’ve had more run ins with racist people than I have ever before in my life in the past few weeks. All because I spoke up.

The Iso: Josef Newgarden

Knowing the world, and seeing how things have always evolved, I think we’ll get through this as a unit.

48 | Jimmie Johnson

"""What I'm doing on the track week in and week out is more meaningful than it's ever been."" Heading into his final season, Jimmie Johnson is shifting his f