Autosport National Podcast: British GT mid-season thoughts

Formula 1’s governing body, the FIA, has axed another senior figure as part of a management shake-up.Sara Mariani, who was the organisation’s Sustainability, Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) director for the past 18 months, will now leave her position.The BBC reported that Mariani wrote in a note in her out-of-office email, saying: "It is, sadly, time to say goodbye. I loved the ride, I ...Keep reading

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Reigning World Superbike champion comes to MotoGP in 2026

Nolan Siegel’s extraordinary radio rant during the Gateway race at the World Wide Technology Raceway last Sunday was nothing short of spectacular.If you missed it: on lap 83, Penske's Scott McLaughlin took the inside line into Turn 2 in an attempt to pass Siegel, only for the Arrow McLaren driver to defend by blocking the move. Moving in reaction to an overtaking attempt by blocking is not ...Keep reading

Francesco Bagnaia sees next two MotoGPs as pivotal for remainder of 2025 season, doubts over 355mm brakes at Mugello.

Nolan Siegel’s extraordinary radio rant during the Bommarito 500 at World Wide Technology Raceway last Sunday was nothing short of spectacular.If you missed it: on lap 83, Penske's Scott McLaughlin took the inside line into Turn 2 in an attempt to pass Siegel, only for the Arrow McLaren driver to defend by blocking the move. Moving in reaction to an overtaking attempt by blocking is not ...Keep reading

Alex Albon clarifies 'you don't listen to me' radio outburst at Williams in Canada.

Ai Ogura says he has “no expectations” for his return to racing at his weekend’s Italian MotoGP.

Marco Bezzecchi says he is hopeful of one-lap speed improvements at the Italian MotoGP.

Ai Ogura has been cleared to race in the Italian Grand Prix following medical checks at the Mugello track.The Japanese rider missed both the Aragon and British Grand Prix after fracturing his right tibia during a crash in the first practice session at Silverstone. Ogura had surgery on his leg following the incident, and reports that his recovery has gone smoothly.The Trackhouse ...Keep reading

Ferrari will be bringing new parts for their 2025 F1 car, Fred Vasseur has revealed.

Two more BMW 120 Coupe Cup victories have propelled Matthew Highcock up to third in the Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport National Rankings.Highcock's Snetterton success means he is the highest-placed improver in the table this week, after jumping 16 places up the leaderboard. He sits at the head of a gaggle of eight drivers that now have seven wins to their name - but all of these racers ...Keep reading

Ai Ogura has been cleared to race in the Italian Grand Prix following medical checks at the Mugello track. The Japanese rider missed both the Aragon and British Grand Prix after fracturing his right tibia during a crash in the first practice session at Silverstone. Ogura had surgery on his leg following the incident, and reports that his recovery has gone smoothly. The Trackhouse racer has ...Keep reading

Williams Formula 1 team principal James Vowles has signed a new long-term deal with the squad.Vowles joined Williams in 2023 from Mercedes, where he held the role of motorsport strategy director, and had initially spoken about the daunting task he faced in turning the team around. The 45-year-old famously commented that much of the team’s car build was still run off an Excel ...Keep reading

Williams Formula 1 team principal James Vowles has signed a new long-term deal with the squad.Vowles joined Williams in 2023 from Mercedes, where he held the role of motorsport strategy director, and had initially spoken about the daunting task he faced in turning the team around. The 45-year-old famously commented that much of the team’s car build was still run off an Excel ...Keep reading

Williams locks in James Vowles after stellar start to F1 2025.

Toprak Razgatlioglu’s Pramac MotoGP move puts pressure on Miguel Oliveira and Jack Miller for the remaining 2026 seat.

With Toprak Razgatlioglu joining Pramac Yamaha team for 2026, Jack Miller is weighing up his future options in case he has to make way for the Turkish rider in MotoGP.The 30-year-old Australian is relatively upbeat about the situation but wants to stay in MotoGP rather than move over to the Superbike World Championship.Last week Razgatlioglu was announced as joining the Pramac Yamaha ...Keep reading