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NWSL Match Preview: Racing Louisville FC (0-1-1) vs. Seattle Reign FC (2-1-0)

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NWSL Match Preview: Racing Louisville FC (0-1-1) vs. Seattle Reign FC (2-1-0)

Kickoff: 3:30 PM PT (6:30 PM ET / 22:30 UTC)
Venue: ONE Spokane Stadium, Spokane, Washington (temporary home for Seattle Reign due to Lumen Field World Cup preparations; natural grass surface)
Broadcast: ION / NWSL+

Seattle Reign FC hosts Racing Louisville FC in the first of three consecutive “home” matches at ONE Spokane Stadium. The Reign (currently 4th in the standings with 6 points and +2 GD) look to bounce back from a narrow loss in the Cascadia Derby, while Racing (14th, 1 point, -1 GD) seeks its first win after a frustrating home draw in which it blew a two-goal lead. This marks Racing’s first visit to Spokane and one of the early tests of Seattle’s makeshift eastern Washington residency.

Venue & Weather Updates

ONE Spokane Stadium in Spokane will host under cool but comfortable early-spring Inland Northwest conditions. Latest forecast for kickoff and the evening: temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50s°F (around 55–59°F / 13–15°C) dropping into the low-to-mid 40s°F by full time. Light winds (5–10 mph from the southwest), low humidity (~30–40%), and only a 10–20% chance of isolated light showers. The grass pitch should play fast and true; altitude is negligible compared to Denver, but the cooler evening air could favor teams with strong fitness and quick transitions.

Team Recent Form

Seattle Reign FC (2-1-0, 6 pts, +2 GD): Solid start but coming off a 0-2 road loss to Portland Thorns (March 21) despite playing up two players for large stretches due to red cards.

Most recent: 0-2 L at Portland Thorns.

Previous wins contributed to early momentum.
Form: W W L – Attack potent early but defensive lapses exposed on the road; home (Spokane) debut offers bounce-back opportunity.

Racing Louisville FC (0-1-1, 1 pt, -1 GD): Winless but showed fight in a 2-2 home draw vs. Washington Spirit (March 21), surrendering a 2-0 halftime lead.

Most recent: 2-2 D vs. Washington Spirit.

Previous: Season-opening loss.
Form: D L – Struggled to close out games; road form remains a major question mark.

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Series History (Head-to-Head)11 prior NWSL meetings: Seattle Reign 4 wins, Racing Louisville 1 win, 6 draws. Seattle has won the last three encounters (all by 1-0 scores in recent seasons) and dominates recent matchups. Games have historically trended low-scoring and cagey.

Injury Report

Seattle Reign FC

OUT: Lynn Biyendolo (maternity leave), Jordyn Bugg (leg), Mia Fishel (leg), Shae Holmes (lower leg), Cassie Miller (leg – SEI).

QUESTIONABLE: None.

INTERNATIONAL DUTY: None.

Racing Louisville FC

OUT: None reported.

QUESTIONABLE: None.

INTERNATIONAL DUTY: None.
Seattle is missing significant attacking and defensive depth, which could open opportunities for Racing’s counter-attack.

Key Player Matchups

Seattle Attack vs. Racing Defense: Nérilia Mondésir and the Reign’s creative midfield will test Racing’s backline, which has conceded in both games. Look for transitional threats and set-piece execution in front of the Spokane crowd.

Racing Counter vs. Seattle Midfield/Defense: Kayla Fischer (scored in recent draw) and Emma Sears (end-to-end goal vs. Spirit) provide Racing’s spark. They’ll target any gaps left by Seattle’s injury-depleted squad.

Tactical Edge: Midfield control and goalkeeper battles will be critical. Racing’s recent inability to hold leads meets Seattle’s home motivation in a venue where the Reign hope to generate electric atmosphere.

Betting Trends

Seattle is 2-1-0 overall and strong in recent H2H; even with injuries, home (Spokane) support could tilt results.

Racing is 0-1-1 and has drawn or lost while failing to protect leads; road form is poor.

Historical matchups favor unders, but early-season overs appear in games with tired legs and makeshift venues. Money leaning toward the home side.

MATCH ODDS

Racing Louisville FC        + 270

Seattle Reign FC               – 120

Draw                                     + 240

Over 2.5 + 100                  Under 2.5 – 120

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, March 27, 2026

NWSL Match Preview: Kansas City Current (1-2-0) vs. Portland Thorns (2-1-0)

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NWSL Match Preview: Kansas City Current (1-2-0) vs. Portland Thorns (2-1-0)

Kickoff: 1:00 PM PT (4:00 PM ET / 20:00 UTC)
Venue: Providence Park, Portland, Oregon (capacity ~25,518; natural grass surface)
Broadcast: CBS / Paramount+

A classic NWSL showdown pits two storied franchises against each other as Portland Thorns FC hosts the reigning Shield winners Kansas City Current in Week 3. Portland enters with a strong 2-1-0 start and league-leading defensive metrics (multiple clean sheets), while KC (1-2-0) is still finding rhythm after a historic 2025 campaign but has shown attacking flashes amid early inconsistency.

Venue & Weather Updates

Providence Park in Portland will host under typical late-March Pacific Northwest conditions. The latest forecast for kickoff and the afternoon calls for partly cloudy skies with highs near 59–61°F (15–16°C), cooling into the low 40s°F by full time. Light winds (5–9 mph from the northwest), humidity around 60–80%, and a 30–35% chance of brief light showers or drizzle possible early in the match. The grass pitch should play true, though any rain could add a bit of slickness—favoring teams comfortable in transitional play and set pieces.

Team Recent Form

Portland Thorns FC (2-1-0, 6 pts, +1 GD): Strong defensive start with three clean sheets in limited sample; league-competitive in goals scored.

Most recent: 2-0 home win vs. Seattle Reign (March 21) – shorthanded but dominant.

Previous: 1-0 road win vs. Washington Spirit (March 14).
Form: W W L (or equivalent per early results) – Resurgent under new momentum; home dominance building.

Kansas City Current (1-2-0, 3 pts, 0 GD): Defending Shield winners adjusting to early road tests and key absences.

Most recent: 0-3 loss at Seattle Reign (March 25).

Previous: 2-1 home win vs. Utah Royals (March 14 opener).
Form: L W L – Attack potent in spots but defense leaky on the road; still integrating new pieces.

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Series History (Head-to-Head)Recent history favors KC slightly: Portland leads all-time with 6 wins to KC’s 5 (2 draws), but Kansas City has won the last five meetings (including playoffs). Games have trended competitive with goals, though Portland has kept recent clean sheets at home in select matchups.

Injury Report

Portland Thorns FC

OUT: Bella Bixby (knee – SEI), Cassandra Bogere (suspension), Julie Dufour (knee – SEI), Caiya Hanks (knee – SEI), Reyna Reyes (suspension), Morgan Weaver (knee – SEI).

QUESTIONABLE: None reported.

INTERNATIONAL DUTY: None.

Kansas City Current

OUT: Meila Brewer (knee), Temwa Chawinga (hip – SEI), Alana Cook (knee – SEI), Vanessa DiBernardo (maternity leave), Bayley Feist (thigh), Clare Gagne (head – SEI), Mary Long (D-45).

QUESTIONABLE: Rafaelle (thigh).

INTERNATIONAL DUTY: None.
Significant absences for both—especially up front for KC (Chawinga out) and in goal/midfield for Portland—could open opportunities for depth players.

Key Player Matchups

Portland Attack vs. KC Defense: Sophia Wilson (returning from maternity) and Olivia Moultrie lead the Thorns’ creative front. They’ll target KC’s backline, which has conceded in recent road games. Pietra Tordin adds finishing threat.

KC Counter vs. Portland Midfield/Defense: Croix Bethune (club debut goal) and Ally Sentnor (game-winner in opener) provide KC’s spark. They’ll look to exploit transitions against Portland’s high press, with Penelope Hocking offering width.

Goalkeepers & Set Pieces: Portland’s backup keeper situation vs. KC’s veteran Lorena. Midfield control (e.g., Portland’s young core vs. KC’s experience) and set-piece execution will likely prove decisive in this physical affair.

Betting Trends

Portland is unbeaten at home early and has covered spreads in recent wins; strong defensive metrics push unders.

KC is 1-2-0 overall but has scored in wins; road form shows vulnerability (multiple goals conceded).

H2H leans toward KC historically, but Portland’s current form and home edge (plus KC injuries) have shifted money toward the hosts. Early-season unders common in Pacific Northwest matches.

MATCH ODDS

Kansas City Current        + 275

Portland Thorns               – 120

Draw                                     + 245

Over 2.5 + 100                  Under 2.5 – 120

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, March 27, 2026

NWSL Match Preview: Washington Spirit (0-1-2) vs. Denver Summit FC (1-1-1)

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NWSL Match Preview: Washington Spirit (0-1-2) vs. Denver Summit FC (1-1-1)

Kickoff: 12:00 PM MT (2:00 PM ET / 18:00 UTC)
Venue: Empower Field at Mile High, Denver, Colorado (capacity ~76,000; natural grass surface)
Broadcast: CBS / Paramount+

This Week 3 matchup features Denver Summit FC’s historic inaugural home game at Empower Field at Mile High against a Washington Spirit side still searching for its first win of the season. The expansion Summit come in with momentum from a midweek shutout victory, while the Spirit—2025 runners-up—have been winless (0-1-2) through three matches despite showing attacking flashes. A massive crowd (over 50,000 tickets sold) is expected, potentially setting a new NWSL single-game attendance record.

Venue & Weather Updates

Empower Field at Mile High in Denver will host under classic early-spring Colorado conditions. The latest forecast for kickoff and the afternoon calls for partly sunny skies, highs near 65–73°F (18–23°C) with light winds (5–10 mph from the west/southwest), low humidity (~30–40%), and zero chance of precipitation. The altitude (5,280 ft) and fast grass pitch could favor teams that press high early and manage energy in the thinner air—conditions that should promote an open, entertaining game.

Team Recent Form

Denver Summit FC (1-1-1, 4 pts, +1 GD): Expansion side showing resilience in its first three road games.

Most recent: 2-0 road win vs. NJ/NY Gotham FC (March 25) – first franchise victory, with strong defensive effort.

Previous: 1-1 draw at Orlando Pride (March 20).

Opener: 1-2 loss at Bay FC (March 14).
Form: L D W – Building chemistry quickly; shutout in latest outing highlights growing defensive solidity.

Washington Spirit (0-1-2, 2 pts, -1 GD): Winless start despite preseason expectations as contenders.

Most recent: 1-1 home draw vs. Utah Royals (March 25).

Previous: 2-2 road draw vs. Racing Louisville (March 20).

Opener: 0-1 home loss vs. Portland Thorns (March 13).
Form: L D D – Struggled to convert chances into wins but showing fight in recent draws; attack has scored in both non-losses.

Series History (Head-to-Head)

First-ever NWSL meeting. As a 2026 expansion franchise, Denver Summit has no prior history against Washington. This is the Spirit’s first visit to Empower Field at Mile High.

Injury Report

Denver Summit FC

OUT: Jasmine Aikey (knee – SEI), Jordan Baggett (maternity leave), Camryn Biegalski (knee).

QUESTIONABLE: None.

INTERNATIONAL DUTY: None.

Washington Spirit

OUT: Ashley Hatch (maternity leave), Aubrey Kingsbury (maternity leave), Casey Krueger (maternity leave).

QUESTIONABLE: None.

INTERNATIONAL DUTY: None.
Significant absences for both, particularly in goal and forward lines for Washington, but Denver’s depth has held up well on the road.

Key Player Matchups

Denver Attack vs. Washington Defense: Melissa Kössler and newcomers like Yuzuki Yamamoto and Ayo Oke have provided early spark for the Summit (multiple goal contributions). They’ll test a Spirit backline missing Krueger and dealing with altitude. Carson Pickett and Pauline Peyraud-Magnin add veteran stability in transition.

Washington Counter vs. Denver Defense: Trinity Rodman and supporting attackers (Leicy Santos, Sofia Cantore) remain dangerous despite the slow start. They’ll look to exploit any gaps left by Denver’s high press, with goalkeeper Sandy MacIver (recent Scotland call-up) providing shot-stopping.

Tactical Edge: Midfield battles (Delanie Sheehan/Yazmeen Ryan for Denver vs. Spirit’s creators) and set pieces will be pivotal. Denver’s recent clean sheet gives them a slight defensive edge, while Washington’s experience could shine in a hostile, record-crowd environment.

Betting Trends

Denver is 1-1-1 but unbeaten in its last two (W-D) and riding first-ever win momentum; home openers for expansion sides have historically seen strong support and low-scoring results.

Washington is winless (0-1-2) but has drawn its last two; road form against new teams remains unproven.

Early NWSL trends show overs in games involving expansion attacks, but altitude and Denver’s shutout streak push toward caution on totals. Heavy public money expected on the home side for the marquee opener.

MATCH ODDS

Washington Spirit            + 290

Denver Summit FC          – 130

Draw                                     + 250

Over 2.5  -105                   Under 2.5 – 115

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, March 27, 2026

NWSL Match Preview: Utah Royals (0-2-1) vs. Boston Legacy FC (0-2-0)

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NWSL Match Preview: Utah Royals (0-2-1) vs. Boston Legacy FC (0-2-0)

Kickoff: 12:00 PM ET (9:00 AM PT / 16:00 UTC)
Venue: Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, Massachusetts (capacity ~65,000; FieldTurf surface)
Broadcast: ESPN2 / ESPN Deportes / ESPN App

Two of the NWSL’s bottom-three teams meet in Week 3 as the expansion Boston Legacy FC hosts the injury-ravaged Utah Royals in what could be an early-season battle for points and momentum. Boston remains winless (0 goals scored, 4 conceded) while Utah earned its first point of the year in a midweek draw but sits near the bottom with a depleted roster.

Venue & Weather Updates

Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA, will host under cool early-spring New England conditions. Current forecasts for kickoff and the afternoon call for partly cloudy skies with highs near 37–41°F (3–5°C), dropping into the low-to-mid 20s°F by full time. Winds NNW at 5–10 mph, humidity around 40–50%, and only a 5–10% chance of light precipitation (possible flurries late). The artificial turf should play fast, but the cold could impact ball movement and player comfort—favoring teams with fresher legs and home acclimation.

Team Recent Form

Boston Legacy FC (0-2-0, 0 pts, -4 GD): League’s lowest-scoring side (0 GF) and winless in inaugural season.

Most recent: 0-1 loss vs. NJ/NY Gotham FC (March 22/23).

Previous: 0-3 loss at Houston Dash (March 21).
Form: L L – Struggled to create chances; defense leaky against top attacks.

Utah Royals FC (0-2-1, 1 pt, -2 GD): Earned first point midweek but still searching for a win.

Most recent: 1-1 draw at Washington Spirit (March 25) – hard-fought road result.

Previous: 1-2 home loss vs. San Diego Wave (March 22); 1-2 season-opening loss at Kansas City Current (March 14).
Form: D L L – Improved defensively in latest outing but hampered by injuries and suspensions.

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Series History (Head-to-Head)First-ever NWSL meeting. As a 2026 expansion side, Boston Legacy has no prior history against Utah. This marks the Royals’ first visit to Gillette Stadium.

Injury Report

Boston Legacy FC

OUT: None reported.

QUESTIONABLE: None.

INTERNATIONAL DUTY: None.

Utah Royals FC

OUT: Paige Cronin (rib), Madison Hammond (upper leg), Alex Loera (knee – SEI), Mandy McGlynn (hand), Tatumn Milazzo (suspended), Narumi Miura (ankle), Nuria Rábano (ankle), KK Ream (knee).

QUESTIONABLE: None.

INTERNATIONAL DUTY: None.
Utah will be without its starting goalkeeper, multiple key defenders/midfielders, and a suspended player—significant depth issues on the road.

Key Player Matchups

Boston Attack vs. Utah Defense: Boston’s forwards (Nichelle Prince, Ella Stevens, Amanda Allen) and midfield creators (Chloe Ricketts, Bárbara Olivieri) face a depleted Utah backline missing Milazzo, Rábano, Hammond, and Ream. Expect Boston to target transitions and set pieces.

Utah Counter vs. Boston Defense: Utah’s attackers (Lara Prašnikar, Mina Tanaka, Cloé Lacasse) and midfielder Cece Delzer will look to exploit any gaps, but limited personnel makes sustained pressure difficult.

Special Note: Former Utah defender Bianca St-Georges lines up for Boston—familiarity could give the hosts an edge in exploiting Royals’ weaknesses. Goalkeepers: Boston’s Casey Murphy (veteran shot-stopper) vs. Utah’s backup Mia Justus (or DeAira Jackson) in a high-stakes matchup. Midfield control and set-piece execution likely decide the game.

Betting Trends

Boston has yet to score but shows early home promise in limited sample; Utah has scored in all three games but concedes regularly on the road.

Early NWSL trends favor Unders in cold-weather, low-scoring matchups involving expansion sides.

Utah’s heavy injury list and road form (0-1-1 away) push money toward the home side. Historical parallels with new teams suggest cautious, low-output games.

MATCH ODDS

Utah Royals                        + 300

Boston Legacy FC             – 115

Draw                                     + 250

Over 2.5 – 105                   Under 2.5 – 125

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, March 27, 2026

PWHL Game Preview: New York Sirens (8-0-3-11) vs. Montreal Victoire (11-4-2-5)

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PWHL Game Preview: New York Sirens (8-0-3-11) vs. Montreal Victoire (11-4-2-5)

Puck drop is scheduled for 1:00 PM EDT
Venue: Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, MI (neutral-site PWHL Takeover Tour game, presented by Ally)
Broadcast: ION (U.S. national TV – first-ever nationally televised PWHL game in the U.S.), CBC / Radio-Canada (Canada)

This neutral-site showdown pits the struggling 6th-place New York Sirens against the 2nd-place Montréal Victoire in a high-stakes late-season matchup with playoff implications. Montréal enters as the clear favorite on paper and in the betting market, boasting the league’s best defense and elite goaltending. New York, meanwhile, is battling inconsistency and key injuries while fighting to stay in the playoff hunt.

Recent Team Form (Last 5–6 Games)

New York Sirens (1-4-1 in recent stretch; struggling offensively and defensively):

Mar 25 vs. SEA: 1-4 L

Mar 18 @ VAN: 2-5 L

Mar 15 @ MIN: 3-4 L

Mar 8 vs. OTT: 6-2 W

Mar 5 vs. BOS: 0-1 L

Feb 26 vs. MTL: 1-4 L

The Sirens have dropped three straight before the Ottawa blowout and continue to show vulnerability against top teams.

Montréal Victoire (3-1-1 in recent stretch; rolling with elite defense):

Mar 25 @ MIN: 3-0 W (Desbiens 5th shutout)

Mar 22 vs. OTT: 1-2 L (OT)

Mar 19 vs. SEA: 4-1 W

Mar 15 vs. BOS: 3-4 L (OT)

Mar 3 @ TOR: 4-3 W (SO)

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Montréal’s recent form highlights their stingy defense and goaltending dominance, with Ann-Renée Desbiens posting multiple shutouts and low-scoring wins.

Series History (All-Time H2H)

Montréal leads the all-time series 9-6 (15 games). Recent meetings have been competitive:

Feb 26, 2026: MTL 4, NY 1

Jan 2, 2026: NY 4, MTL 3

Jan 18/19, 2026: NY won in Washington (exact score varies by report)

Earlier 2025-26 matchups split with Montréal holding the edge in regulation wins.

Montréal has won the last two meetings convincingly when healthy, but New York has shown the ability to steal games at home or in close contests.

Injury Report

New York Sirens

F Taylor Girard – Long-term injured reserve (lower-body; out for remainder of 2025-26 season; suffered injury Mar 15 in Denver). Significant loss for secondary scoring and physical play.

Other notes: Possible lingering absences (e.g., earlier mentions of Anne Cherkowski/Casey O’Brien), but roster moves have included call-ups like Clair DeGeorge and Nicole Vallario.

Montréal Victoire

F Marie-Philip Poulin (Captain) – Long-term injured reserve (lower-body; retroactive to Mar 15; eligible to return ~Apr 5). Massive loss – Poulin is a perennial MVP candidate and offensive catalyst.

D Erin Ambrose – Long-term injured reserve (lower-body from earlier/Olympics period; status ongoing but not expected back immediately).

Both teams are missing star forwards, but Montréal’s depth and goaltending make the impact feel less severe.

Key Player Matchups

NY Sirens Offensive Threats vs. MTL Defense/Desbiens: Sarah Fillier (team-leading 15 PTS) and rookie sensation Kristýna Kaltounková (11 G, league-high shots) must generate chances against Montréal’s league-best defense. Jessie Eldridge and Maddi Wheeler provide support. Goaltending falls to Kayle Osborne or backup (Sirens have been leaky lately).

MTL Depth Scoring vs. NY Defense: Without Poulin, Abby Roque (18 PTS) and Laura Stacey (15 PTS) lead the charge, supported by Nicole Gosling on the blue line. Ann-Renée Desbiens (elite GAA, multiple shutouts) is the X-factor – expect her to face heavy pressure but deliver.

Special Teams: Montréal’s power play and penalty kill have been strong; New York must capitalize on any PP opportunities to keep pace in a likely low-scoring affair.

Betting Trends

Montréal is 6-2-1 in last 9 games and excels in low-event contests (league-low GA). They are strong favorites on neutral ice or vs. lower-table teams.

New York is 1-5 in its last 6 and has gone Under in 4 of last 5. Sirens average low output without Girard.

H2H trend: 4 of last 6 meetings stayed Under 5.5 goals; Montréal has covered the puck line in recent wins vs. NY.

Desbiens has posted 5 shutouts this season – strong trend for Under or MTL shutout props in favorable matchups.

GAME ODDS

New York Sirens               5.5

Montreal Victoire            – 135

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, March 27, 2026

NHL Morning Skate – March 28, 2026

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NHL Morning Skate – March 28, 2026
NHL Morning Skate – March 28, 2026

* Alex DeBrincat joined rare Red Wings company with his 10th three-point game of the season and Moritz Seider tallied a pair of assists in his 400th career contest as Detroit defeated Buffalo to move within a point of the “playoff line” in the East.

* The third-last Saturday of the regular season features 15 games, including a showdown between the Flyers and Red Wings on ABC as well as four contests on Hockey Night in Canada.

* The final of four “Hockey Day” celebrations in Europe this season takes center stage in Finland as Matthew Schaefer and the Islanders welcome Anton Lundell and the Panthers.

RED WINGS DOWN SABRES, INCH CLOSER TO “PLAYOFF LINE”
Alex DeBrincat posted 1-2—3 while Moritz Seider tallied 0-2—2 in his 400th career game as the Red Wings handed the Atlantic Division-leading Sabres just their second regulation loss since returning from the Olympic break. Detroit (39-25-8, 86 points) moved within one point of the idle Islanders (41-27-5, 87 points) for the second Wild Card position in the Eastern Conference.

* DeBrincat notched his 10th three-point game of 2025-26 and became the third Red Wings skater in the past 30 years with as many in a season, following Pavel Datsyuk (12 in 2007-08) and Sergei Fedorov (10 in 2002-03).

* Seider recorded his 48th career multi-point game and tied Marcel Pronovost for the eighth most by a Red Wings defenseman – a list topped by Nicklas Lidstrom (264). Seider hit the 50-point mark for the second time in his career (also 50 in 2021-22) and became the third blueliner in franchise history to record multiple 50-point season before age 25, joining Reed Larson (4x) and Lidstrom (2x).

GARAND EARNS FIRST WIN FOR RANGERS IN #NHLSTATS: LIVE UPDATES
Dylan Garand stopped 27 of 28 shots to earn his first career win and extend his career-opening point streak to two games (1-0-1). Find more notes on Friday’s games in the latest edition of #NHLStats: Live Updates.

QUICK CLICKS

* ‘Legend’ Patrice Bergeron gives pointers to Bruins’ young forwards

* PWHL players bond with women’s hockey pioneers at Detroit clinic
* Unmasked: ‘.900 is the new .915 or .920’ when it comes to save percentage

* NHL EDGE stats: Ilya Sorokin building strong case for Vezina Trophy

* NCAA Tournament players to watch include Gavin McKenna, Jake Livanavage

PLAYOFF IMPLICATIONS TAKE CENTER STAGE ON 15-GAME SATURDAY
The third-last Saturday of the regular season features national broadcasts laden with playoff implications. The Red Wings (39-25-8, 86 points) and Flyers (35-24-12, 82 points), both in the midst of the Eastern Conference’s tightly contested Wild Card race, battle for two points on ABC Hockey Saturday. North of the border, a four-game Hockey Night in Canada is highlighted by the Atlantic Division’s third-place Canadiens (40-21-10, 90 points) clashing with the Predators (34-29-9, 77 points), who hold Wild Card 2 in the West, while the Jets (30-30-12, 72 points) continue to chase that final position when they battle the League-leading Avalanche (48-13-10, 106 points).

* Philadelphia and Detroit are among four teams within six points of the final Wild Card position in the East. The Flyers, who are looking to return to the postseason for the first time since 2019-20, find themselves in the mix thanks, in part, to their recent success as a visitor. They enter Saturday with wins in each of their past seven road games and can tie the franchise record for the longest such streak when they visit Little Caesar’s Arena.

* Steven Stamkos and the Predators, who have earned at least a point in seven of their past 10 games (6-3-1), aim to strengthen their grip over the final Wild Card spot in the West when they host the Canadiens. Stamkos has scored in each of his past four contests and will look to extend that goal streak to five games for the 13th time in his career, which would tie Mike Gartner for the fourth most in NHL history behind Mario Lemieux (17), Alex Ovechkin (16) and Wayne Gretzky (16).

 
* The Jets will look to continue their recent climb up the standings against the Avalanche – they trailed the playoff line by 11 points at the Olympic break (8-4-4 since Feb. 25) and are engaged in a Western Conference Wild Card race that has five teams within six points of the final position. Mark Scheifele has recorded 7-13—20 (16 GP) over that span and enters Saturday two points back of 90 on the season (34-54—88 in 72 GP) – he can become the third-fastest player in Jets/Thrashers history to reach the mark, following Ilya Kovalchuk (70 GP in 2005-06) and Marian Hossa (71 GP in 2006-07).
 
* Scheifele’s path to the NHL came via playing a number of different sports and waiting to specialize until he was 16. Scheifele was not only able to meet different friends from playing other sports, but says the variety gave him extra skills in hockey.

FINAL “HOCKEY DAY” OF SEASON TAKES CENTER STAGE IN FINLAND
The final of four “Hockey Day” celebrations in Europe this season features the Islanders (41-27-5, 87 points) hosting the Panthers (35-33-3, 73 points) to cap off the two-day event. New York holds the final Wild Card position in the Eastern Conference and will look to jump into second place in the Metropolitan Division on Saturday.
 
* Matthew Schaefer, who leads all rookies in goals and is tied for the second-most points (22-32—54 in 73 GP), has played a big role in the Islanders’ playoff pursuit this season. With a goal on Saturday, Schaefer can surpass Barry Beck (22 in 1977-78) and tie Brian Leetch (23 in 1988-89) for the most in a season by a rookie defenseman in NHL history.

* Anton Lundell, who was born in Espoo, Finland, has 18-26—44 (64 GP) this season – one goal and two points shy of setting career highs in both categories. He is one of four Finnish players that were part of Florida’s roster during its Stanley Cup win in both 2024 and 2025 (Aleksander Barkov, Eetu Luostarinen & Nikko Mikkola) – the highest number ever for any Cup winner.

NASCAR Cup Series Preview: Cook Out 400

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NASCAR Cup Series Preview: Cook Out 400

Venue Location: Martinsville Speedway, Ridgeway, Virginia (historic short track owned by NASCAR, located in Henry County just south of Martinsville)
Green Flag: 3:30 p.m. ET (400 laps / 210.4 miles; live on FS1 with pre-race coverage starting at 2:00 p.m. ET on FS1; MRN Radio, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio)

Track Details

Length: 0.526-mile (0.847 km) paperclip-shaped short oval

Type: Flat, tight short track with two approximately 800-foot straightaways connected by four tight, almost flat turns

Banking: 12° in all four turns; 0° on the straights

Surface: Asphalt on the straights and upper grooves of the turns; concrete in the lower grooves of the turns (creating multiple racing lines)

Key Features: Extremely narrow and technical layout rewards precise car handling, tire management, throttle control, and aggressive but smart short-track racing. Known for “bump-and-run” passing, multi-groove action, and high attrition due to close-quarters contact. Pit strategy and caution management are often decisive. No major backstretch drafting—pure skill and setup win here.

Weather Conditions

Cool early-spring conditions with highs around 55–60°F (13–16°C) during the afternoon race window. Partly cloudy to mostly clear skies, light winds (5–10 mph), and very low precipitation chance (<10%). Dry track expected with cooler temperatures increasing tire fall-off and making grip management critical. Ideal for classic short-track racing without weather interruptions.

Current Standings & Recent Driver Forms (after Race 6 at Darlington)

1. Tyler Reddick (No. 45, 23XI Racing Toyota) – 325 pts, 4 wins, 4 top-5s (points leader and red-hot with four victories in the first six races)

2. Ryan Blaney (No. 12, Team Penske Ford) – 230 pts, 1 win

3. Bubba Wallace (No. 23, 23XI Racing Toyota) – 205 pts

4. Denny Hamlin (No. 11, Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota) – 203 pts, 1 win

5. Chase Elliott (No. 9, Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet) – 194 pts

Notable others: William Byron (191 pts), Christopher Bell (182 pts), and consistent performers like Kyle Larson.

Form Highlights: Reddick has been dominant early in 2026 but has historically struggled at Martinsville (average finish ~19.4). Blaney, Hamlin, Byron, and Elliott have shown strong short-track speed and consistency. Hamlin and JGR cars are peaking for their home-state track.

Race History at Martinsville Speedway (Cook Out 400)

Martinsville is NASCAR’s oldest operating track and produces some of the most physical, exciting short-track racing in the sport. In the Cup Series, it has a reputation for lead changes, multi-car battles, and strategy that rewards experience.

Most Wins (Driver – All-Time): Richard Petty (15)

Most Wins (Active): Denny Hamlin (6)

Recent Winners: Denny Hamlin (2025 – dominant performance), William Byron (2024), Ryan Blaney (2023), etc.

Key Trend: High caution likelihood; strategy (pit timing under yellow) and clean air often decide the race. Pole-to-win is rare but front-row starters perform well.

Key Driver Matchups

Denny Hamlin vs. the Field: The Martinsville master (6 wins, 65%+ top-10 rate) returns home with JGR momentum—expect him to contend for his seventh clock.

Tyler Reddick & Ryan Blaney: Points leader Reddick brings blistering speed but must overcome poor historical results here; Blaney (recent winner at the track) is a betting favorite with Penske’s short-track setup.

Hendrick Motorsports Duo (Chase Elliott & William Byron): Elliott has been a top-5 machine lately at Martinsville; Byron is a multi-time winner here and always a threat.

Christopher Bell & Bubba Wallace: Bell (2022 winner) and Wallace provide 23XI/JGR counter-punches in tight traffic.

Tactical edge goes to drivers with short-track history, patience in the concrete grooves, and strong late-race restarts.

DRIVER                                                 ODDS

Ryan Blaney                                       + 450

Denny Hamlin                                   + 500

William Byron                                   + 550

Kyle Larson                                         + 600

Christopher Bell                               + 850

Chase Elliott                                       + 850

Tyler Reddick                                     + 1000

Chase Briscoe                                    + 1200

Joey Logano                                       + 1400

Ty Gibbs                                              + 1600

Ryan Preece                                       + 1800

Bubba Wallace                                  + 2200

Ross Chastain                                    + 3000

Chris Buescher                                  + 3500

Carson Hocevar                                 + 3500

Brad Keselowski                              + 3500

Kyle Busch                                          + 5500

Josh Berry                                           + 5500

Austin Cindric                                    + 6000

Daniel Suarez                                     + 8000

Todd Gilliland                                   + 13000

Shane Van Gisbergen                    + 13000

Michael McDowell                          + 13000

Justin Allgaier                                   + 13000

Erik Jones                                            + 13000

Connor Zilisch                                   + 13000

Austin Dillon                                      + 13000

AJ Allmendinger                              + 15000

Noah Gragson                                   + 20000

John Hunter Nemechek                + 20000

Ricky Stenhouse Jr.                         + 25000

Zane Smith                                         + 30000

Riley Herbst                                       + 40000

Cole Custer                                         + 40000

Austin Hill                                           + 50000

Ty Dillon                                              + 60000

Cody Ware                                          + 60000

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Saturday, March 28, 2026

NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Preview: NFPA 250

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NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Preview: NFPA 250

Venue Location: Martinsville Speedway, Ridgeway, Virginia (historic short track owned by NASCAR, located in Henry County just south of Martinsville)
Green Flag: 3:30 p.m. ET (250 laps / 131.5 miles; live on The CW, MRN Radio, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio) Track Details

Length: 0.526-mile (0.847 km) paperclip-shaped short oval

Type: Flat, tight short track with two approximately 800-foot straightaways connected by four tight, almost flat turns

Banking: 12° in all four turns; 0° on the straights

Surface: Asphalt on the straights and upper grooves of the turns; concrete in the lower grooves of the turns (creating multiple racing lines)

Key Features: Extremely narrow and technical layout rewards precise car handling, tire management, throttle control, and aggressive but smart short-track racing. Known for “bump-and-run” passing, multi-groove action, and high attrition due to close-quarters contact. Pit strategy and caution management are often decisive. No major backstretch drafting—pure skill and setup win here.

Weather Conditions

Cool early-spring conditions with highs around 55–57°F (13–14°C) during the afternoon race window. Partly cloudy to mostly clear skies, light winds (6–8 mph), and very low precipitation chance (3–8%). Dry track expected with cooler temperatures increasing tire fall-off and making grip management critical. Ideal for classic short-track racing without weather interruptions.

Current Standings & Recent Driver Forms (after Race 6 at Darlington)

1. Justin Allgaier (JR Motorsports, No. 7) – 306 pts, 2 wins, 4 top-5s (points leader and hottest driver)

2. Jesse Love (Richard Childress Racing, No. 2) – 254 pts, 3 top-5s

3. Carson Kvapil (JR Motorsports, No. 1) – 222 pts

4. Sheldon Creed (Haas Factory Team, No. 00) – 218 pts, 1 win

Notable others: Sammy Smith (192 pts), Corey Day, Brandon Jones, and rising talents like Taylor Gray (Joe Gibbs Racing) showing strong recent speed.

Form Highlights: Allgaier has dominated early 2026 with multiple wins and consistent stage points. JR Motorsports cars have been exceptionally strong on short tracks. Creed and Love provide the biggest threats with speed and aggression. Taylor Gray and part-time/Cup invaders add extra intrigue.

Race History at Martinsville Speedway (O’Reilly Auto Parts Series)

Martinsville is NASCAR’s oldest operating track and produces some of the most physical, exciting short-track racing in the sport. In the national series (formerly Xfinity), it has a reputation for lead changes, multi-car battles, and strategy battles that reward experience. JR Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing have historically excelled here. The “paperclip” layout has seen dramatic finishes and is a favorite among drivers and fans alike. This is the sixth running of the NFPA 250 specifically.

Key Driver Matchups

Justin Allgaier vs. the Field: Pole sitter (via mathematical lineup after qualifying cancellation) and short-track master; his experience and JR Motorsports setup make him the driver to beat.

JR Motorsports Duo (Allgaier & Kvapil): Team cars expected to run up front and battle for stage wins.

Sheldon Creed, Jesse Love & Taylor Gray: High-speed challengers who excel in tight traffic and can capitalize on any mistakes.

Sammy Smith, Ross Chastain & Brandon Jones: Consistent threats in the mid-pack who thrive on attrition and late-race restarts.

Tactical edge goes to drivers with strong short-track history, clean air management, and patience in the tight turns.

Driver                                                   Odds

Justin Allgaier                                   + 400

Taylor Gray                                         + 450

Carson Kvapil                                    + 800

Brandon Jones                                  + 800

Sammy Smith                                    + 900

Sheldon Creed                                  + 1000

Austin Hill                                           + 1100

Ross Chastain                                    + 1300

Sam Mayer                                         + 1600

Jesse Love                                           + 1800

Corey Day                                            + 2200

Lee Pulliam                                        + 2500

Rajah Caruth                                      + 2800

William Sawalich                             + 4000

Ryan Sieg                                            + 5000

Parker Retzlaff                                  + 5000

Harrison Burton                                + 7000

Andrew Patterson                           + 10000

Nicholas Sanchez                             + 10000

Jeb Burton                                          + 12000

Dean Thompson                               + 20000

Patrick Staropoli                              + 20000

Austin Green                                     + 30000

Anthony Alfredo                              + 30000

Luke Baldwin                                     + 30000

Jeremy Clements                             + 50000

Brennan Poole                                  + 50000

Blaine Perkins                                   + 50000

Josh Williams                                    + 50000

Brad Perez                                          + 70000

Kyle Sieg                                              + 70000

Garrett Smithley                              + 100000

Dawson Cram                                    + 100000

Ryan Ellis                                             + 100000

Myatt Snider                                     + 100000

Lavar Scott                                          + 100000

Justin Carroll                                      + 100000

Josh Bilicki                                          + 100000

Joey Gase                                            + 100000

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, March 27, 2026

IndyCar Series Preview: Children’s of Alabama Indy Grand Prix

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IndyCar Series Preview: Children’s of Alabama Indy Grand Prix

Venue Location: Barber Motorsports Park, Birmingham, Alabama (880-acre facility featuring the permanent road course, museum, and full amenities)
Green Flag: 1:00 p.m. ET / 12:00 p.m. CT (90 laps / 214.2 miles; Fox flag-to-flag coverage with pre-race at 12:30 p.m. ET) Track Details

Length: 2.38-mile (3.83 km) permanent road course

Type: Clockwise, undulating natural-terrain road course with 80 feet of elevation change

Turns: 17 flowing turns (mix of high-speed sweepers, medium-speed corners, and tight hairpins)

Key Features: Long backstretch (approximately 1,650 feet), significant elevation changes that test braking and downforce setups, technical infield sections, and wide run-off areas. The track rewards precise car balance, strong mechanical grip, and aggressive but clean overtaking lines (especially into Turn 1 and the final complex). No major straights for easy drafting—strategy and tire management are critical.

Weather Conditions

Mild early-spring conditions: daytime highs near 68–72°F (20–22°C), lows in the upper 40s–low 50s°F overnight. Partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies with light winds (5–12 mph, variable direction). Low precipitation chance (<20–30% isolated showers possible late afternoon). Dry track expected at start, with potential for changing grip levels if any light rain develops. Ideal for full-race strategy without major weather interruptions.

Current Standings & Recent Driver Forms (after 3 races)

1. Kyle Kirkwood (Andretti Global) – 126 pts (1 win, 3 top-5s)

2. Álex Palou (Chip Ganassi Racing) – 100 pts (1 win, 2 top-5s)

3. Josef Newgarden (Team Penske) – 93 pts (1 win)

T-3. Pato O’Ward (Arrow McLaren) – 93 pts (3 top-5s)

5. Scott McLaughlin (Team Penske) – 85 pts

Recent Form Highlights:
Kirkwood is the hottest driver, winning the most recent street race (Arlington) and showing strong road-course pace. Palou has been consistently elite on permanent road courses. Penske cars (Newgarden, McLaughlin, Power) have looked sharp in early practice at Barber. Practice 1 (March 27) was topped by McLaughlin, with Kirkwood 2nd and strong showings from Palou and Newgarden.

Race History at Barber Motorsports Park

First Race: 2010

Most Wins (Driver): Josef Newgarden (3)

Most Wins (Team): Team Penske (8)

Recent Winners: Palou has multiple victories here in recent years; Penske has dominated the last several editions.

Pole-to-Win Record: 7 drivers have won from pole (including Power, Newgarden, Pagenaud).

Key Trend: High attrition possible due to the technical layout; strategy (2- vs. 3-stop) and tire wear often decide the race. No full-course cautions in recent runnings has favored clean air and track position.

Key Driver Matchups

Álex Palou vs. Kyle Kirkwood: The two championship favorites square off—Palou as the road-course master (multiple Barber wins) and Kirkwood as the momentum driver with superior early-season form.

Penske Trio (Newgarden/McLaughlin/Power): Team Penske’s historic dominance at Barber makes them dangerous; McLaughlin’s Practice 1 pace signals strong qualifying potential. Newgarden’s 3 wins here give him unmatched experience.

Pato O’Ward & Arrow McLaren: O’Ward’s consistency and speed on technical tracks position him as a podium threat if he qualifies well.

Mid-Pack Contenders: Christian Lundgaard, Marcus Ericsson, Scott Dixon, and Will Power bring experience; rookies and underdogs (e.g., David Malukas) could capitalize on strategy or incidents.

Tactical edge goes to drivers who excel in elevation changes and late-braking zones (Turns 5–7 and the final complex).

DRIVER                                                 ODDS

Alex Palou                                          + 115

Scott McLaughlin                             + 350

Kyle Kirkwood                                   + 425

Christian Lundgaard                        + 700

Pato O’Ward                                      + 700

Josef Newgarden                             + 1200

David Malukas                                  + 1600

Will Power                                         + 1600

Scott Dixon                                         + 1800

Marcus Ericsson                               + 3000

Rinus Veekay                                     + 4000

Marcus Armstrong                          + 4000

Christian Rasmussen                      + 5000

Felix Rosenqvist                               + 5000

Alexander Rossi                                + 6000

Romain Grosjean                             + 6000

Louis Foster                                       + 7000

Santino Ferrucci                               + 10000

Graham Rahal                                   + 10000

Mick Schumacher                            + 15000

Dennis Hauger                                  + 15000

Nolan Siegel                                      + 20000

Kyffin Simpson                                  + 20000

Caio Collet                                          + 50000

Sting Ray Robb                                  + 50000

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Wednesday, March 25, 2026

Formula 1 Preview: Japanese Grand Prix

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Formula 1 Preview: Japanese Grand Prix

The 2026 F1 season heads into its third round at one of the most iconic and demanding circuits on the calendar: Suzuka. Fresh off back-to-back Mercedes one-twos in Australia and China, the field arrives in Japan with the Silver Arrows firmly in control of both championships—but history shows that Suzuka has a habit of delivering drama, upsets, and season-defining moments.

Venue & Schedule

Suzuka Circuit is located in Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture, roughly 50 km south of Nagoya in central Japan. Operated by Honda Mobilityland, the track has hosted the Japanese Grand Prix almost continuously since 1987 (with brief stints at Fuji Speedway).

Full weekend schedule (all times JST):

Friday March 27: FP1 11:30–12:30, FP2 15:00–16:00

Saturday March 28: FP3 11:30–12:30, Qualifying 15:00–16:00

Sunday March 29: Race 14:00 (53 laps / max 120 minutes)

The race will be broadcast live worldwide, with the start time translating to approximately 05:00 UTC / 01:00 ET / 22:00 PT (Saturday night in North America).

Weather Conditions

Early spring in Suzuka brings mild, variable conditions, but forecasts for race weekend look favorable. Expect daytime highs of 15–19°C, overnight lows around 5–9°C, and moderate humidity (~70–80%). Sunday’s race is currently projected as partly cloudy with a maximum of 18°C and only a ~25% chance of light precipitation—track temperatures could reach 36°C. No heavy rain or typhoon threats are anticipated, unlike classic late-season Japanese GPs. Dry conditions should favor consistent tire management and allow the new 2026 cars to showcase their full potential on a resurfaced surface.

Track Breakdown

Length: 5.807 km
Turns: 18 (clockwise layout)
Laps: 53
Race distance: 307.471 km
Lap record: 1:30.965 (Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes, 2025) Suzuka is a true driver’s circuit—fast, flowing, and unforgiving—with a unique figure-of-eight layout that crosses over itself via a bridge after the Dunlop Curve. It demands precision across every sector: high-speed sweeping corners, technical Esses, heavy braking zones, and one of F1’s most famous high-speed corners.

Key sections:

Sector 1 (Turns 1–7): The high-speed Esses (3–6) test aerodynamics and rear-end stability; the resurfaced T7–17 section for 2026 has improved grip but altered thermal loads.

Sector 2 (Turns 8–13): Degner curves, the tight Hairpin (Turn 11), and the iconic Spoon Curve (12–13) require perfect traction and patience on throttle.

Sector 3 (Turns 14–18): The flat-out 130R (one of the bravest corners in F1) leads into the Casio Triangle chicane and the long back straight.

Backstretch & Overtaking: The main overtaking opportunity is on the start/finish straight and the back straight between Turns 14 and 15 (post-Spoon to 130R). For 2026, there are two Straight Mode activation zones (the new active-aero replacement for DRS): one on the pit straight and one on the back straight. Detection/activation is at Turn 17, giving drivers a brief power boost for passing.

New 2026 asphalt from Turn 7–17 has changed grip levels and tire degradation, potentially shifting strategy toward more aggressive two-stop plans rather than the traditional conservative approach.

Race History & Suzuka Lore

Suzuka has produced countless classics: Senna–Prost collisions in 1989–90, Schumacher’s six wins, and Hamilton’s five victories. Max Verstappen has dominated recently, winning the last four Japanese GPs (2022–2025), often from pole in commanding fashion. The circuit’s demanding nature means reliability, tire management, and raw driver skill often trump pure car pace. Pole position has historically been crucial, but overtaking is possible—especially with Straight Mode now available on two straights.

2026 Season Context & Recent Driver Forms

Mercedes have been the class of the early season:

Australia: George Russell victory

China: Kimi Antonelli’s maiden win (youngest winner in F1 history)

Current Drivers’ Championship (after China GP):

George Russell (Mercedes) – 51 pts

Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes) – 47 pts

Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) – 34 pts

Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) – 33 pts

Oliver Bearman (Haas) – 17 pts
Lando Norris (McLaren) – 15 pts

Max Verstappen (Red Bull) – 8 pts

Constructors: Mercedes 98 pts, Ferrari 67 pts, McLaren 18 pts, Haas 17 pts, Red Bull struggling in 5th. Form watch:

Mercedes duo – Russell and Antonelli have been peerless, with the team’s car suiting Suzuka’s high-speed corners. Antonelli’s China heroics show he’s ready for the big stage.

Ferrari – Strong but not quite there; Hamilton’s adaptation to the SF-26 has been solid (first podium already), while Leclerc remains a qualifying specialist.

Red Bull – Verstappen’s nightmare start continues, but Suzuka is his “fortress.” Expect heroics if the RB21 can stay reliable.

McLaren – Early-season slump (Piastri only 3 pts); both Norris and Piastri will be desperate to rebound on a track that rewards their usual strengths.

Haas & midfield – Bearman’s breakout has been a highlight; expect continued points hauls from the American team.

Key Driver Matchups to Watch

Russell vs Antonelli (Mercedes intra-team): The veteran leader vs the teenage sensation. Antonelli’s China win puts Russell under pressure—can the Brit reclaim control at a track he loves?

Hamilton vs Leclerc (Ferrari): Two world-class talents in the same garage. Hamilton’s experience on high-speed circuits could shine as he pushes for his first Ferrari win.

Verstappen vs the field: Can the four-time Japanese GP winner turn his season around with a trademark Suzuka masterclass?

Norris/Piastri rebound: McLaren’s papaya duo need a big weekend to stay in the title hunt.

DRIVER                                                 ODDS

George Russell                                 – 175

Andrea Kimi Antonelli                   + 275

Lewis Hamilton                                 + 850

Charles Leclerc                                  + 900

Oscar Piastri                                      + 2800

Max Verstappen                              + 2800

Lando Norris                                      + 2800

Isack Hadjar                                       + 13000

Pierre Gasly                                       + 40000

Oliver Bearman                                + 40000

Nico Hulkenberg                              + 50000

Liam Lawson                                      + 50000

Franco Colapinto                             + 50000

Esteban Ocon                                    + 50000

Arvid Lindblad                                  + 50000

Gabriel Bortoleto                             + 60000

Carlos Sainz                                        + 60000

Alexander Albon                              + 70000

Valtteri Bottas                                   + 80000

Sergio Perez                                       + 80000

Lance Stroll                                        + 80000

Fernando Alonso                             + 80000

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Wednesday, March 25, 2026

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