Jorge Lorenzo names MotoGP rider who would be “scary” on a Ducati

George Russell has insisted he will not sign his new Mercedes Formula 1 contract over the current summer break as the Briton is keen to not rush proceedings.The 27-year-old’s deal expires at the end of the 2025 season and has been a major talking point in recent weeks as Red Bull’s Max Verstappen was touted for a move to Mercedes.Read Also:Formula 1The winners and losers ...Keep reading

Details revealed about how Suzuki tried to tempt Valentino Rossi to join their MotoGP team.

Ducati riders hold a track day at Balaton Park

Aston Martin had its most successful weekend of the 2025 Formula 1 season at the Hungarian Grand Prix, but is at a loss to explain why it happened.One week prior, Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll locked out the back row at Spa-Francorchamps, but at the Hungaroring they claimed fifth and sixth on the grid – their best result since they qualified respectively fourth and third at the 2023 ...Keep reading

Aston Martin had its most successful weekend of the 2025 Formula 1 season at the Hungarian Grand Prix, but is at a loss to explain why it happened.One week prior, Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll locked out the back row at Spa-Francorchamps, but at the Hungaroring they claimed fifth and sixth on the grid – their best result since they qualified respectively fourth and third at the 2023 ...Keep reading

Toto Wolff gives an update on contract negotiations with George Russell

Red Bull explain why their poor performance at the Hungarian Grand Prix was a "one-off"

David Coulthard was the first driver Red Bull signed for its fledgling Formula 1 programme - but it was a partnership that almost never happened.

“He doesn’t need to take the risk any longer. He’s won seven world titles and that is quite enough.”

David Coulthard weighs in on Daniel Ricciardo's struggles and how wealth and fame can impact racing drivers.

Marc Marquez came into MotoGP’s summer break on a hot streak. He has strung together five consecutive doubles – winning both the sprint and Sunday races at Aragon, Mugello, Assen, the Sachsenring and Brno. That run has catapulted him into a lead of 120 points over second-placed Alex Marquez, his brother.Read Also:MotoGPWhy Alex Marquez isn't worried he’s tumbling out of ...Keep reading

Marc Marquez came into MotoGP’s summer break on a hot streak. He has strung together five consecutive doubles – winning both the sprint and Sunday races at Aragon, Mugello, Assen, the Sachsenring and Brno. That run has catapulted him into a lead of 120 points over second-placed Alex Marquez, his brother.So far this season, factory Ducati rider Marc has won eight of the 12 grand prix races ...Keep reading

Casey Stoner joins a host of stars for legends parade at Austrian GP

Yuki Tsunoda is having a torrid time at Red Bull since making the jump from Racing Bulls earlier this season. But despite another lacklustre result at the Hungarian Grand Prix, he said there were “positives” to take from the weekend.Tsunoda’s campaign in Budapest never really got off the ground, with the Japanese driver struggling for pace in practice before qualifying 16th for the grand ...Keep reading

Yuki Tsunoda is having a torrid time at Red Bull since making the jump from Racing Bulls earlier this season. But despite another lacklustre result at the Hungarian Grand Prix, he said there were “positives” to take from the weekend.Tsunoda’s campaign in Budapest never really got off the ground, with the Japanese driver struggling for pace in practice before qualifying 16th for the grand ...Keep reading

Yuki Tsunoda has been enduring a torrid time at Red Bull since making the jump from Racing Bulls earlier in the 2025 Formula 1 season. But despite another lacklustre result at the Hungarian Grand Prix, he said there were 'positives' to take from the weekend.Tsunoda’s campaign in Budapest never really got off the ground, with the Japanese driver struggling for pace in practice before ...Keep reading

Would Mick Schumacher be a good choice for Cadillac in 2026? One F1 champion doesn't think so

Jorge Martin beat his personal record in a gruelling cycling event