American Sports

I have always felt IndyCar is underrated compared to Formula 1. While F1 gets the global spotlight with its glamorous circuits and high-tech cars, IndyCar offers some of the most thrilling and competitive racing. Tracks like the Indianapolis Motor Speedway showcase incredible speed and skill. I ...

As someone who’s followed NASCAR on and off, I often wonder about its future. NASCAR has a loyal fan base, but I’ve noticed attendance isn’t what it used to be. The push for sustainability, like introducing hybrid cars, is a step in the right direction, but it’s tricky balancing tradition with ...

Dirt track racing feels like the heart and soul of grassroots motorsports to me. It’s raw, gritty, and packed with adrenaline. Watching drivers push their limits on those oval dirt tracks is such a rush—there’s no glitz, just pure skill and passion. I’ve been to a few local races, and the energy ...

Grassroots motorsports in the US face significant challenges, but I wouldn’t say they’re dying—just evolving. Rising costs of vehicles, parts, and track fees have made it harder for hobbyists to participate. However, local autocross events, amateur leagues, and rally races still draw passionate ...

MotoGP has the potential to gain a stronger foothold in America, but it's going to take time. The sport is already growing in popularity, especially with the increasing coverage and presence of top riders like Marc Márquez and Valentino Rossi. However, American motorsport culture is still heavily ...

I also like those games but I mostly like combat sports. Nice meeting you here

Hello Sheba
I am new here, nice meeting you here

Hello Captain, I salute you for creating such a nice community. I hope you can win the match.

Hello Joker, I am Freak!
Did I freak you out?
Well, nice to meet you here.

I go by the name Freak but I am not a freak.
I love sports especially combat sports. I also like football, soccer, as well as baseball.
This seems to be a nice community.