Christian Horner reaffirms Red Bull commitment amid Ferrari/Alpine F1 links

Max Verstappen is optimistic about his chances in the Canadian Grand Prix, despite losing pace during the second practice session. The Red Bull driver, who went ninth quickest on Friday afternoon, said he was “quite happy” with his car, but admitted that his team had to “investigate” the drop in performance.  “FP2 was a bit more difficult for other reasons,” he said after the ...Keep reading

More support for Frederic Vasseur at Ferrari...

The Las Vegas Grand Prix has agreed a two-year extension that will see Formula 1 cars racing down the Strip until at least 2027 – although it is expected to stay on the calendar for much longer.Having returned to F1 in 2023, Vegas is in a unique position among the 24 destinations that form the current calendar given it is promoted by the series itself, and the race had an initial decade-long ...Keep reading

Ducati boss Davide Tardozzi revealed reaction to the Aragon test

The Las Vegas Grand Prix has agreed a two-year extension that will see Formula 1 cars racing down the Strip until at least 2027 – although it is expected to stay on the calendar for much longer.Having returned to F1 in 2023, Vegas is in a unique position among the 24 destinations that form the current calendar given it is promoted by the series itself, and the race had an initial decade-long ...Keep reading

Live text commentary of final practice and qualifying at the Canadian Grand Prix

Live text commentary of qualifying at the Canadian Grand Prix

Ted Kravitz has spoken about his awkward interview with Max Verstappen at the Canadian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen ended Friday practice at the Canadian Grand Prix feeling optimistic for the Formula 1 weekend ahead despite losing pace from FP1 to FP2. The Red Bull driver topped the opening session in Montreal, but fell to ninth in second practice at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.Verstappen is still confident the team is "looking okay" for Sunday's race though, provided it "can get the car ...Keep reading

Most of the time, Chase Elliott is NASCAR's Most Popular Driver, but that's certainly not the case this weekend in Mexico City. Daniel Suarez, the only Mexican driver in the Cup Series, is getting a lot of attention since his arrival and understandably so. There is a constant media presence around him and his car as he takes on Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in the No. 99 Trackhouse Racing ...Keep reading

“Not least as an FIA steward. He has my absolute support and friendship until my last breath.”

Williams appeared to err on the side of caution following an impressive Friday practice day at Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix – with both drivers pointing to running a different programme than their rivals as the reason for a strong showing.Alex Albon was second in first practice with Carlos Sainz third, while in FP2 at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve the pair took fourth and seventh ...Keep reading

Williams appeared to err on the side of caution following an impressive Friday practice day at Formula 1’s Canadian Grand Prix – with both drivers pointing to running a different programme than their rivals as the reason for a strong showing.Alex Albon was second in first practice with Carlos Sainz third, while in FP2 at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve the pair took fourth and seventh ...Keep reading

Could Jack Miller and Cal Crutchlow be about to link-up in WorldSBK?

Three-time Supercars champion Shane van Gisbergen stunned the NASCAR world almost two years ago, the New Zealand driver winning on debut at the Chicago Street Course in a feat not seen in the Cup Series for 60+ years. Since then, the Kiwi has become a full-time NASCAR competitor, slowly improving on ovals, all while knowing his true chance to win his way into the playoffs would be the handful ...Keep reading

George Russell admits his timesheet-topping run during second practice at the F1 Canadian Grand Prix was the maximum he could get from his Mercedes.The Brit headed the leaderboard in second practice by just 0.028s from compatriot Lando Norris.But Russell, who says his car benefitted from the cooler temperatures in Montreal, says he was driving at the limit.Russell set his chart-topping ...Keep reading

George Russell admits his timesheet-topping run during second practice at the F1 Canadian Grand Prix was the maximum he could get from his Mercedes.The Brit headed the leaderboard in second practice by just 0.028s from compatriot Lando Norris.But Russell, who says his car benefitted from the cooler temperatures in Montreal, says he was driving at the limit.Russell set his chart-topping ...Keep reading

Nick Tandy knows he’s standing on the precipice of history. With wins at Daytona and Sebring this year, he’s in the unique position — alongside fellow Porsche Penske Motorsport drivers Felipe Nasr and Laurens Vanthoor — to be the first to win the triple crown of endurance racing within the space of a calendar year. But, that won’t change his approach to this weekend’s 24 Hours of Le ...Keep reading