Jacob Misiorowski puts the league on notice in his electric debut, Andrew Vaughn heads to Milwaukee and we pick five players to worry about. Plus, the Pope puts on a White Sox hat and Hunter Dobbins accidentally lies in this week's The Good, The Bad & The Uggla. Close out your week with us at the Baseball Bar-B-Cast.

Canadian Grand Prix delivered one of the many shocking results of the Formula 1 season, as George Russell took pole position after posting the exact time as Max Verstappen in Q3. Can Russell and Mercedes deliver another surprise Saturday in Montreal?

The McLaren driver had a disappointing qualifying in Montreal as he qualified seventh while title rival and team-mate Oscar Piastri was third

1. George Russell, Great Britain, Mercedes, 1 minute, 10.899 seconds. 2. Max Verstappen, Netherlands, Red Bull Racing, 1:11.059. 3. Oscar Piastri, Australia, McLaren, 1:11.120. 4. Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Italy, Mercedes, 1:11.391.

McLaren driver Lando Norris rejected a fan's marriage proposal during the Canadian Grand Prix's Free Practice 2 session.

Max Verstappen has hit out at repeated questions about his F1 race ban threat after 2025 Canadian Grand Prix qualifying

F1 championship leader Oscar Piastri will start from the second row for the Canadian grand prix, as George Russell takes pole ahead of Max Verstappen in Montreal.

Formula One's governing body suspended former racer Derek Warwick as Canadian Grand Prix steward on Friday for unauthorised media comments about current drivers.

George Russell of Mercedes took pole position for Formula One's 2025 Canadian Grand Prix ahead of Red Bull's Max Verstappen

Formula One teamed up with Hollywood on a high-octane summer action romp that aims to dominate the box office while bringing new fans to the sport.

Brad Pitt's soon-to-be-released Formula One movie could not have been made without Lewis Hamilton, director Joseph Kosinski said on Friday.

Kyle Larson in Favor of Change and NASCAR Adopting Podium-Style Celebrations Like F1 originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Kyle Larson is the one driver in the NASCAR Cup Series who understands better than his competitors what it’s like racing in different forms of motorsports. That’s because he does it weekly.