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Spotted in the paddock: The 2026 United States Grand Prix

26 October 2026 12:25 (UTC) Country music knowledge put to the test, an anniversary celebrated, and Stateside sports stars shining in the paddock Allow us to take you behind the scenes of the United States Grand Prix and deep into the paddock, with our regular post-race wrap-up. Covering all the action you might have missed, we'll explore everything from the outfits that caught our attention to the strongest snaps and the standout quotes. The Circuit of the Americas kicked off a transatlantic swing in style, and we made sure to sample all of Austin’s cultural highlights during our stay, while Lando and Oscar secured a solid haul of points on the track. Here are some of the best bits as we take you inside the paddock in Austin… Lando and Oscar are used to finding the solutions to tricky questions asked of them on the track – and this weekend they also had to do so off it. A trip to…

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‘Don’t Be Fooled:’ Analyst Says Steelers’ Winning Streak Is A Mirage

Fresh off a trip to Paris, the Pittsburgh Steelers are rolling and in the midst of a three-game winning streak. The defense has found its game, while the offense is starting to come alive under first-year head coach Mike McCarthy. Sitting at 5-2 on the season, Pittsburgh is taking care of business. And it has put itself in a great spot entering Week 8 against the Cleveland Browns when AFC North supremacy will be on the line. Yet, despite the three-game winning streak, one analyst isn’t buying the Steelers. At least not yet. Unlike Rex Ryan and Domonique Foxworth, Sports Illustrated’s Gilberto Manzano won’t be “fooled” by the Steelers’ winning streak against inferior opponents and instead cites why he can’t buy into the Steelers just yet. “Rodgers was better in the wins against the Colts and Buccaneers, but that’s three victories against a trio of teams that have two wins apiece.” — The…

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3 key stats from Indiana football’s 13-6 win over Michigan

Indiana’s rushing total and lack of a passing game loomed large in the Hoosiers’ road win at Michigan on Saturday. Indiana football beat Michigan 13-6 in overtime on Saturday afternoon in Ann Arbor, Michigan. As you could tell by watching or the fact that the prior sentence contains the word “overtime” this one was a real nailbiter that could’ve gone either way if a play or two goes differently. Indiana, as happens under Curt Cignetti, made the right plays in the most critical moments to secure the win. Here’s three stats that made the difference for Indiana: Indiana has struggled mightily on the ground in recent weeks, totaling 65 rushing yards against Nebraska and 78 against Ohio State the following week. The Hoosiers nearly got all that yardage combined against the Wolverines on Saturday with 131 yards on the ground. Turbo Richard led the way with 68 and Lee Beebe Jr. was right…

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College football AP Top 25 rankings: Some marquee wins have have aged well -- others? not so much

Be careful touting signature wins too early during college football season. Paper champions loading up on early victories can easily be extinguished by midseason when inflated schedules come to a grinding halt during conference play. We've seen it happen across the SEC, Big Ten and now Big 12, following the league's wildest weekend yet. There's the flip side too -- teams can get hot and find their footing after the opening month, strengthening an opponent's resume thanks to a prior result. The current AP Top 25 rankings give us a snapshot of which wins have aged well and which are depreciating assets ahead of the first College Football Playoff poll on Nov. 3. Beating a top-10 team in September that later disappears from the rankings doesn't preserve a ranked victory on that résumé. With the postseason picture taking shape, it's time to revisit some of the memorable results from earlier…

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