Author: Dave Kallmann, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

NASCAR and Chicago delivered a wildly entertaining and completely unpredictable race on Sunday, despite terrible weather that impacted weekend events.

Tyler Reddick got around polesitter and defending race winner Chase Elliott and stayed cool under pressure to earn his first NASCAR Cup Series win.

While NASCAR is at Road America this weekend, Hendrick crewmen Reuben Kauffman and Marlin Yoder hope to slip home to see their Amish families.

Matt Kenseth won 39 races, including the Daytona 500 twice, and the 2003 Cup Series championship en route to the NASCAR Hall of Fame.

A month after guiding the Bucks to their first NBA championship in 50 years, Mike Budenholzer was rewarded with a multiyear contract extension.

Reigning NASCAR champion Chase Elliott started 34th but made his way to the front to win the Cup Series first race at Road America in 65 years.

Chip Ganassi Racing stayed unbeaten as Felix Rosenqvist chased down Pato O’Ward on the second-last lap of the second REV Group Grand Prix weekend.

Five-time champion Scott Dixon was back atop the podium at Road America on Saturday in the IndyCar Series’ first race in front of fans this year.

Mike Tirico, who will broadcast Sunday’s Indy 500, was picked up at the airport by1969 winner Mario Andrettiin a street-legal Indy car.