Daniel Juncadella and Mathys Jaubert join Genesis WEC driver line-up

Valentino Rossi visits the Yamaha pits for a private tour of the new V4 prototype.

Valentino Rossi visits the Yamaha pits for a private tour of the new V4 prototype.

F1 expert claims Max Verstappen will have noticed "small shifts" at Red Bull since Christian Horner's departure.

Should F1 have permanent race stewards? Carlos Sainz thinks so

Alex Marquez says that Gresini Ducati’s MotoGP success is “not a coincidence”.

Jack Miller says Yamaha’s V4 already ‘does what it should’ with the rear tyre, revealed Ducati once considered an Inline4 during the M1’s peak years.

“Perhaps this hesitation is now his way of getting revenge, by not having made an official decision yet.”

Daniel Juncadella and Mathys Jaubert have joined the Genesis World Endurance Championship line-up for next year in the second wave of signings by the Hypercar newcomer.The new additions follow the announcement of Andre Lotterer and Pipo Derani as the first Genesis Magma Racing drivers on the launch of the South Korean manufacturer’s entry into the top class of the WEC late last ...Keep reading

Lewis Hamilton has opened up about his F1 future amid retirement talk.

George Russell will not be in the Baku F1 paddock on Thursday.

The Cadillac Formula 1 outfit will run its 2026 car from Silverstone while it still finalises the construction of its American base, revealed team boss Graeme Lowdon.Cadillac will make its F1 debut next year as an 11th constructor at the Australian Grand Prix on 6-8 March with a driver pairing of grand prix veterans Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez.It will operate under an American licence ...Keep reading

There are few available drives left for Formula 1's 2026 season. Red Bull's poisoned-chalice second seat alongside Max Verstappen remains open, as the team works out what to do with Yuki Tsunoda, and the consequences of filling that seat will extend to the Racing Bulls operation. Mercedes also does not have drivers under contract for next year, but will retain George Russell and Andrea Kimi ...Keep reading

There are few available drives left for Formula 1's 2026 season. Red Bull's poisoned-chalice second seat alongside Max Verstappen remains open, as the team works out what to do with Yuki Tsunoda, and the consequences of filling that seat will extend to the Racing Bulls operation. Mercedes also does not have drivers under contract for next year, but will retain George Russell and Andrea Kimi ...Keep reading

Chase Elliott thought his crash on Saturday was going to eliminate him from the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs but more brutally and honestly, he thought his Hendrick Motorsports No. 9 team ‘really deserved to be’ due to how they’ve performed as of late.This was the analysis of the 2020 Cup Series champion himself during a Wednesday appearance on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.Elliott crashed out ...Keep reading

Chase Elliott thought his crash on Saturday was going to eliminate him from the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs but more brutally and honestly, he thought his Hendrick Motorsports No. 9 team ‘really deserved to be’ due to how they’ve performed as of late.This was the analysis of the 2020 Cup Series champion himself during a Wednesday appearance on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.Elliott crashed out ...Keep reading

In response to NASCAR suspending two key member of their over-the-wall pit crew, Denny Hamlin and the Joe Gibbs Racing No. 11 team have elected to defer that suspension a week, meaning that it will be served over the races at Kansas Speedway and the Charlotte Motor Speedway ROVAL.Hamlin will be without ‘Joel B’ Bouagnon and Austin Maloney due to the loss of a right front wheel during the ...Keep reading

To those who know both, a partnership between Rico Abreu and Tony Stewart seemed inevitable, but it’s still a bit of a shock given all the moving parts that were required before making it a reality.There are so many headlines to emphasize with this announcement.Rico Abreu will drive for Tony Stewart Racing next seasonTony Stewart Racing will move from World of Outlaws to High ...Keep reading

This week we welcome Ted Kravitz, a bona fide sports broadcasting legend who has carved his own niche since 2001, patrolling the F1 pitlane for Sky Sports F1, BBC and ITV Sport.His Ted’s Notebook segment on the Sky coverage is a must-watch for all fans of the sport, from the US to the UK, Australia and beyond.He’s just released a new book, F1 Insider, telling his story as well as some ...Keep reading