Aleix Espargaro forced out of Hungarian MotoGP return

Another admission from Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur

Dominant MotoGP points leader Marc Marquez says his factory Ducati team-mate Francesco Bagnaia will overcome his widely-documented struggles.Bagnaia, who is a distant third in the championship behind Marc and has only won once this season, had yet another tough weekend last time out in Austria. After the race, he told reporters he was “running out of patience” with Ducati.While Marquez ...Keep reading

Marc Marquez expects tight Hungarian GP

Dominant MotoGP points leader Marc Marquez says his factory Ducati team-mate Francesco Bagnaia will overcome his widely-documented struggles.Bagnaia, who is a distant third in the championship behind Marc Marquez and has only won once this season, had yet another tough weekend last time out in Austria. After the race, he told reporters he was “running out of patience” with Ducati.While ...Keep reading

Stefano Domenicali has left the door open for F1 to return to Germany

“I do still think he gets a bit emotional in the race car to his detriment. You heard in Hungary when things were going south, the way he sounds, he just sounds aggravated.”

Factory Yamaha rider Fabio Quartararo has said he would be happy to race its new V4 MotoGP bike this year provided its performance comes within half a second of the current in-line four.After the four Yamahas brought up the rear of the field at last weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix, there have been calls for the Japanese manufacturer to race the new machine earlier than envisioned.As the ...Keep reading

Pecco Bagnaia backtracked on his Austria outburst

It’s a cliche, but no less true for being oft repeated, that the fastest way to make a small fortune in motor racing is to start off with a large one.Alongside the massed ranks of those who have lost great pots of money in the service of their motor racing dreams there is another class of entrant – those who believe that they can make it big while investing very little of their own ...Keep reading

Formula 1 fans watched with tears in their eyes as Nico Hulkenberg finally picked up his first podium at the British Grand Prix earlier this year, ending a streak that saw him start almost 240 F1 races before stepping onto his first rostrum.That impressive milestone means Hulkenberg no longer holds the, rather unfortunate, record for the most race starts without making the podium - an unwanted ...Keep reading

Fernando Alonso is the first driver to race in F1 at the age of 44 since Graham Hill, but he is not concerned with what fans think of him.

Factory Yamaha rider Fabio Quartararo has said he would be happy to race its new V4 MotoGP bike this year provided its performance comes within half a second of the current in-line four.After the four Yamahas brought up the rear of the field at last weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix, there have been calls for the Japanese manufacturer to race the new machine earlier than envisioned.As the ...Keep reading

Three drivers have moved into double figures for race wins this season after last weekend’s action to propel themselves into high positions in the Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport National Rankings.Matthew Highcock’s superb season in the 750 Motor Club’s BMW 116 Sprint Trophy & 120 Coupe Cup series continued at Silverstone with another success, Tyler Read netted a brace of Legends ...Keep reading

F1 won't have to worry about a wide spread in the field when the new regulations are introduced next year, according to James Vowles.

Williams driver Alex Albon says he took Carlos Sainz's high-profile arrival at Williams as a positive as the pair pushes both each other and the team forward ahead of Formula 1's 2026 overhaul.After losing his Ferrari seat to seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, Sainz suddenly became the most attractive free agent on the market for 2025, with Williams beating Sauber and Alpine to the ...Keep reading

After a “pretty ridiculous” MotoGP weekend in Austria, Fabio Quartararo heads for the brand-new challenge of Balaton Park.

Williams driver Alex Albon says he took Carlos Sainz's high-profile arrival at Williams as a positive as the pair pushes both each other and the team forward ahead of Formula 1's 2026 overhaul.After losing his Ferrari seat to seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, Sainz suddenly became the most attractive free agent on the market for 2025, with Williams beating Sauber and Alpine to the ...Keep reading

George Russell reflects on the challenge of being Lewis Hamilton's F1 teammate - and how he prepared for it