These are the best and worst superbikes you can buy in 2026
The superbike class is packed with machines making more than 200 horsepower, but outright speed doesn't tell the whole story. This ranking puts Kawasaki, Aprilia, Honda, Yamaha, BMW, Ducati, and other major contenders head-to-head on performance, technology, racing pedigree, value, and real-world appeal. The Yamaha R1 takes third and BMW S1000RR second, but the Ducati Panigale V4 claims the crown with 209 horsepower, cutting-edge electronics, and dominant racing credentials. For 2026, the reviewer argues nothing else comes close.
2026-08-25T14:30:22Z
Terry Bradshaw opens up about his lifelong battle with depression
NFL legend Terry Bradshaw is opening up about his lifelong struggles with anxiety attacks, extreme emotions, and clinical depression in his new memoir, 'Looking for Terry.' The former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback was formally diagnosed with depression in the late 1990s and says seeking help from professionals and his pastor changed his outlook. Now, with support from his wife Tammy, Bradshaw hopes sharing his experience will help reduce the stigma surrounding mental health. “If you read the book and you get some good out of it, then so be it,” Terry, 78, told People. “There’s something to be learned from this book.” Indeed, in a time when mental illness is more prevalent than ever, breaking the stigma around issues like depression, anxiety, and various disorders can be a matter of life and death. Our society worships celebrities and puts them in a position of immense influence. Many stars are now using their platforms to destigmatize mental illness and share that they experience the same struggles as everyone else. Take a look through the following gallery and find out which other celebrities have courageously opened up to the public about their experiences with mental health, and learn more about the signs and symptoms so you can help raise awareness, too.
2025-04-16T12:24:02Z
He ran a red light chasing a race truck through Mexico… then police handcuffed him and took him to the station
This racing story reveals a side of motorsports that has little to do with polished circuits and professional pit lanes. During his first Baja 1000 experience in Mexico, the driver was assigned to chase a race hauler, ran a red light trying to stay with it, and ended up handcuffed and taken to a police station before eventually being released after paying money. On later trips, he describes crossing the border with missing paperwork, handing out T-shirts and stickers, and even leaving cases of Red Bull where military checkpoints could find them. The story then shifts to a tiny dirt track where the posted rules called for four-cylinder, front-wheel-drive cars, yet he found himself being rear-ended by a V6 Mustang during the heat race. Before the feature, he discovered fuel jugs missing from his race hauler but decided confronting the people nearby was not worth risking his teeth. He ultimately lapped the entire field, finished ahead of his son, and was disqualified under a rule that penalized drivers for going too fast - but he still left with the trophy and another unforgettable racing story.
2026-09-11T12:01:24Z
