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- 1Brad Keselowski to stop driving for RFK Racing after 2026●NASCAR star Brad Keselowski won't drive for his RFK Racing after 2026: Sources https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/7642794
NASCAR star Brad Keselowski will not drive for RFK Racing, the team he co-owns, beyond the 2026 season, according to sources cited by The Athletic. Reports say he is also likely to give up his ownership stake in the organization following a disagreement, though full details of the dispute have not been made public. The news raises questions about the future direction of the team and who will replace the 2012 Cup Series champion behind the wheel.
- 2South Africa aim for series sweep over Australia before World Cup●Proteas eye Australia series sweep, boost confidence for CWC
South Africa's cricket team is targeting a series sweep over Australia, a result they believe would strengthen their confidence ahead of the Cricket World Cup. The ICC highlighted the Proteas' ambitions as the series reaches its decisive stages, with a clean sweep against a top-ranked opponent seen as a valuable psychological and form boost going into the tournament.
- 3NASCAR Cup Series Darlington race ratings draw attention▼NASCAR TV ratings for Cup Series race at Darlington in 2026 Chase
Viewership figures for the NASCAR Cup Series race at Darlington during the 2026 Chase are being reported, with Yahoo Sports covering the numbers. Fans and analysts typically use playoff race ratings to gauge how the sport's postseason is performing on television. Specific audience figures were not included in the available coverage.
- 4South Africa Seek ODI Momentum Ahead of Cricket World Cup●Cricket-South Africa look to gather momentum in ODI series with World Cup looming
South Africa's cricket team is focusing on building form and momentum in their one-day international series as preparations intensify for the upcoming World Cup. The series is being viewed as a key opportunity for the Proteas to fine-tune their squad, test combinations, and gain confidence before the global tournament.