Daytona's annual sports-car run, the Rolex 24, began in 1962 as a 3-hour effort. It's been won by Mario Andretti and Paul ...

No, it’s not the Rolex 24. Not yet. The iconic sports-car endurance event will take place Jan. 25-26. But this week’s action is related. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

The trip was to the 24 Hours of Le Mans, where the No. 90 Ford Torino entered the world‘s biggest sports car event instead of a Cup race on June 13, 1976 at Riverside International Raceway.

This week, they epitomize what Daytona’s 24-hour sports-car event has become. It’s an event where racers from all over the world — and all under the world in their case — who often compete ...

Kurt Busch, who will return to racing in March this year after a two-year break, shared his bucket list racing events including the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

taking the prestigious sports car event for the first time. “I’ve run two races this year and won two races, I’d say that’s pretty good,” said Castroneves, who noted this might be the ...