Scott Gulbransen is a Comms/PR Pro at Atomic Punk Media and a writer covering NFL, MLB, and F1 for Sportsnaut. His work spans various themes in sports, including competitive sports and sports broadcasting, with a focus on both individual and team sports. Scott has been featured in LAFB Network, NewsBreak, Sportsnaut, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Yahoo Sports.
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Formula 1 heads to Monza this weekend with the championship still in Mercedes ' hands and a lot less settled than it looked a month ago.
Ferrari arrives at Monza with a home crowd, a new engine and the same problem that has followed the team all year: the SF-26 has been fast enough to win, but it has not won enough.
The Las Vegas Raiders did not treat the wide receiver room as a problem to be solved. That is the story of the last 72 hours and it is one of the biggest concerns entering the 2026 season.
McLaren spent the first half of 2026 looking like last year's champion team in name only.
McLaren spent the first half of 2026 looking like last year’s champion team in name only. The wins dried up, […]
By: Scott Gulbransen
Taking a family of four to a Las Vegas Raiders home game this season costs $1,167.63 once tickets, parking, two beers, two sodas, and four hot dogs are added together.
By: Scott Gulbransen
Formula 1 championships are usually sold as romance. This weekend at the Autodromo Nazionale, Mercedes is selling math.
Ten days after Ashton Jeanty went down on a low throw and left practice on one good leg, the story around the Las Vegas Raiders backfield stopped sounding like a scare.
By: Scott Gulbransen
Formula 1 is back at Monza, and the championship finally has an opening. Kimi Antonelli still leads with 242 points, but he starts Sunday from the
The prevailing thought in Raider Nation approaching the 2026 season and the Las Vegas Raiders lack of a bona fide solid wide receiver room is this: Brock Bowers already plays like a WR1 in a tight end's body.
