How Lewis Hamilton is shaping Ferrari’s 2026 F1 car

Shane van Gisbergen is redefining what it means to be a road racing specialist, winning again this weekend at Sonoma. He led 97 of 110 laps, and if not for a runner-up finish in the Xfinity race, he would have back-to-back weekend sweeps right now. He also returned Red Bull to Victory Lane in the Cup Series for the first time in nearly 14 years.The Cup race at Sonoma was action-packed behind ...Keep reading

After a race day that didn’t end as the team had hoped — with a late caution denying what could have been a top-five finish for the No. 76 car of Conor Daly — Juncos Hollinger Racing encountered an even bigger issue on the return trip to their headquarters in Indianapolis.The team, led by Ricardo Juncos, was traveling on Interstate 74 when the hauler carrying both cars and all of Sting ...Keep reading

If you peeked through the window of Thierry Neuville’s Hyundai i20 N World Rally Championship car last weekend at the Goodwood Festival Speed, you wouldn’t have seen the reigning world champion wearing his orange rimmed spectacles.Instead, it was another Belgian, albeit a familiar face, in Neuville’s world championship winning co-driver Martijn Wydaeghe sat behind the wheel of the WRC ...Keep reading

The German Grand Prix is discussed on the latest Crash MotoGP Podcast

Alex Lynn reckons the “sky is the limit” for Cadillac and the Jota team after the US manufacturer sealed a maiden World Endurance Championship victory at Interlagos on Sunday.Lynn described the win notched up together with Will Stevens and Norman Nato in the #12 Cadillac V-Series.R LMDh as “just the beginning”.“We can achieve everything we dream of with this programme and I am so ...Keep reading

Alex Lynn reckons the “sky is the limit” for Cadillac and the Jota team after the US manufacturer sealed a maiden World Endurance Championship victory at Interlagos on Sunday.Lynn described the win notched up together with Will Stevens and Norman Nato in the #12 Cadillac V-Series.R LMDh as “just the beginning”.“We can achieve everything we dream of with this programme and I am so ...Keep reading

James Clennell claimed his breakthrough victory in the final F1000 outing at the 750 Motor Club’s Cadwell Park event, and was one of a number of first-time winners across the weekend’s 23-race programme.Previous and defending champions Rob Welham and Craig Pollard triumphed respectively in the first two, however a hat-trick of seconds for Matt Higginson accrued sufficient points to tip the ...Keep reading

Having exhausted nearly every legal option to retain their charters after the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals revoked a previous preliminary injunction protecting it, both 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports have taken a new course forward.23XI and FRM have filed a motion for another temporary restraining order (TRO) and a new preliminary injunction that would allow them to keep their ...Keep reading

In an exclusive interview with Crash.net at the British Grand Prix, Esteban Ocon opens up on his bond with his new race engineer and how he is adapting to life at Haas.

Having passed the halfway point of the 2025 Formula 1 campaign, focus is fixed upon preparations for next season and the regulations overhaul – with Lewis Hamilton wanting to give his “DNA” to the next Ferrari car. But what exactly is he looking for?The gap between the British Grand Prix and Belgian GP provides an ideal moment to take stock of both present and future, especially with one ...Keep reading

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The British GT championship-leading 2 Seas Motorsport squad enjoyed a dominant weekend as its cars each took a win across two one-hour races at Snetterton.Charles Dawson and Kiern Jewiss aboard the #42 Mercedes took the chequered flag in the opening contest, before Kevin Tse and Maximilian Gotz won race two in the #18 car.It leaves 2 Seas controlling the teams’ standings as the Bahraini ...Keep reading

The top Yamaha early on, Jack Miller’s pace faded in the final laps of the German MotoGP.

Question mark over whether Jorge Martin could significantly impact Honda progress

Three years ago at the German Grand Prix, Francesco Bagnaia went down at the Sachsenring’s first corner. The spill lost him second place in the race and his championship challenge looked to be over. (Fun fact: It wasn’t.)Even as he was still sliding on the tarmac, Bagnaia launched a theatrical remonstration with his Ducati; a tirade of gestures which continued in the gravel trap. In ...Keep reading

Qiddiya City partnered with the legendary Goodwood Festival of Speed this weekend to showcase its plans to place automotive and motorsport culture at the centre of a brand new Saudi Arabian entertainment, sports and culture hub.The ambitious Qiddiya City project, which is currently under construction, aims to build on the passion for all-things automotive in the Middle East. It will offer a ...Keep reading

Luca Marini battled through pain and limited strength at the Sachsenring and was rewarded with his best Honda MotoGP result.

Alex Lynn had just taken pole position and yet wasn’t confident of converting top spot in qualifying into victory at the Sao Paulo 6 Hours.“A podium will be a good result,” he reckoned. What could be interpreted as pessimism turned out to be misplaced. Come the end of Sunday’s race, the Briton and Jota Cadillac team-mates Will Stevens and Norman Nato were celebrating a first World ...Keep reading