Month: March 2025
Swimming

Colorado Time Systems Announces Partnership Renewal with USA Water Polo

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[ad_1] Courtesy of Colorado Time Systems, a SwimSwam partner since 2014. Loveland, CO—March 12, 2025— Colorado Time Systems, a PlayCore company, is pleased to announce the renewal of the partnership agreement with USA Water Polo through 2028. As the official provider of timing and scoring equipment, CTS has been an integral partner in the success of USA Water Polo’s tournaments, events, and national competitions. With the extended partnership through 2028,
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Swimming

Curzan’s The Favorite In A Loaded 200 Backstroke Field

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[ad_1] 2025 Women’s NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships Women’s 200 Backstroke – By The Numbers:  NCAA Record: 1:46.87 – Claire Curzan, Virginia (2024) American Record: 1:46.87 – Claire Curzan, Virginia (2024) U.S. Open Record: 1:46.87 – Claire Curzan, Virginia (2024) Championship Record: 1:47.24 – Beata Nelson, Wisconsin (2019) 2024 Champion: Phoebe Bacon, Wisconsin – 1:48.23 Battle of the Last Two NCAA Champions  After a one-year absence from the NCAA, Claire
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racing

The winners and losers from NASCAR’s drama-filled weekend at Atlanta

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[ad_1] The Harley J. Earl trophy is safely tucked away on William Byron's shelf and the 2025 NASCAR Cup season is officially underway. As the Daytona 500 gets further away in the rearview mirror, the drama and chaos of NASCAR's season opener remained on the series' tail to Atlanta. There, we almost experienced a three-wide photo finish, plus intense racing from start to finish, some hurt feelings, and leaving everyone with plenty
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racing

When to throw the yellow? NASCAR’s last-lap caution conundrum

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[ad_1] NASCAR's race control has been struggling to decide when a wreck warrants a race-ending yellow in the first two races of the 2025 season. But to understand why it's been so difficult to answer them, we need to jump back before this year's Daytona 500 even got underway. NASCAR's sanctioning body's stance on last-lap cautions has normally been to throw it if there’s any major incident, no matter what.
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racing

The return of Red Bull and the brand’s tumultuous NASCAR journey

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[ad_1] Red Bull, in today's age, is more than just an energy drink company — it's established a global motorsport monarchy. While likely best known for its accomplishments in Formula 1, the brand has made a domineering appearance on a number of racing kits and liveries from the paved racing of MotoGP, DTM and Australian Supercars, to the dirt circuits of Motocross. But the company also had a short, and
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racing

Reddick and Wallace claim dominant front row lockout for 23XI at COTA

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[ad_1] Before qualifying was over, 23XI Racing's Tyler Reddick and Bubba Wallace were worried that they had ruined each other's laps, but in fact, their timing was perfect. Tyler Reddick earned pole position, just ahead of teammate Bubba Wallace who followed in his tire tracks around the updated 2.40-mile circuit. "I was worried I screwed his [Wallace] lap up and he was worried he screwed my lap up," said Reddick,
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racing

Explaining NASCAR’s updated COTA layout for 2025

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[ad_1] NASCAR returns to the Circuit of the Americas for the fifth consecutive year, but eagle eyed viewers will notice the track layout is quite different ahead of the 2025 season. For the first few sets of corners, the traditional layout is retained, seeing NASCAR drivers navigate the famous Turn 1 section and the esses. As racers approach Turn 6, everything is going to change. All-new shortcut Instead of continuing down
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racing

The winners and losers from NASCAR at Phoenix

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[ad_1] Photo finishes, wild incidents, multiple tire options and and a seemingly unstoppable Christopher Bell were the highlights from the fourth round of the 2025 NASCAR season at Phoenix Raceway. Both the NASCAR Cup and Xfinity Series races ended in dramatic fashion, as did the ARCA race on Friday night. While the first three races of the year were considered 'wildcard' events, Phoenix proved to be unpredictable as well and
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racing

Carl Edwards joins Amazon Prime Video as part of its NASCAR broadcast team

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[ad_1] Carl Edwards, who was recently inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame, just announced plans to become part of Amazon Prime Video's racing coverage this summer. In his time since he abruptly walked away from racing after nearly winning the 2016 Cup Series title, shocking the NASCAR world, people have hoped for Edwards to return to the sport in some form. The popular driver has become a more common
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