Marc Marquez advice to struggling MotoGP champion Pecco Bagnaia revealed

Max Verstappen's immediate Formula 1 future is locked in at Red Bull, but it is expected that the four-time champion will use the 2026 season to assess the team's position before making a decision on his next steps.This is the opinion of former Red Bull driver David Coulthard, who suggested Verstappen wouldn't "jump on the next horse because your own didn't win" unless the team proves to be in ...Keep reading

Franco Morbidelli fastest in opening practice for the San Marino MotoGP - Augusto Fernandez gives the Yamaha V4 its public debut.

Jim Clark's brilliance in focusAsk veteran motor racing fans who was the greatest driver to grace Goodwood in its frontline 1948-1966 era and the answer will be subjective. Stirling Moss posted most wins from day one, including four Tourist Trophy victories over the airfield circuit’s first 14 seasons, but Jim Clark and Jackie Stewart, debutants in 1959 and 1963 respectively, have credible ...Keep reading

Pramac team boss Gino Borsoi said Yamaha “regained momentum” in Barcelona, believes Misano MotoGP “will be interesting” for the factory.

Zak Brown has no plan on how to handle an intra-team title battle, says Peter Windsor

MotoE will go on hiatus at the end of 2025

Nico Rosberg has questioned Toto Wolff's public criticism of Kimi Antonelli.

“Definitely one of them, if McLaren allows it, but they would actually be crazy if they didn’t.”

Ex-Haas team boss Guenther Steiner says his desire for a fresh challenge motivated him to take over the Tech3 MotoGP squad rather than pursue a return to Formula 1.Earlier this month, it was announced that a consortium led by Steiner had acquired KTM’s satellite team from its previous owner Herve Poncharal.The deal will see the Italian step up to the role of CEO in 2026, with his ...Keep reading

Lando Norris took part in a star-studded golf event as he enjoys time away from his F1 title battle.

Max Verstappen gives his opinion on the current F1 grid

There is a quote, popularly misattributed to Albert Einstein, that the definition of insanity is to repeat an unsuccessful course of action in the expectation of a different outcome. So you might wonder why Pierre Gasly, a Formula 1 grand prix winner who remains demonstrably competitive, would tie himself into a three-year contract extension with a team which has gone through innumerable ...Keep reading

Ex-Haas team boss Guenther Steiner says his desire for a fresh challenge motivated him to take over the Tech3 MotoGP squad rather than pursue a return to Formula 1.Earlier this month, it was announced that a consortium led by Steiner had acquired KTM’s satellite team from its previous owner Herve Poncharal.The deal will see the Italian step up to the role of CEO in 2026, with his ...Keep reading

That Oscar Piastri has become a frontrunner in Formula 1 is not a surprise. A brilliant junior career and flashes of his potential in 2023 showed that he could become the formidable championship challenger we are seeing in 2025. But the cool Australian is not always easy to read. Come success or failure, his demeanour remains largely the same.So what is he really thinking? We decided to ...Keep reading

There is a quote, popularly misattributed to Albert Einstein, that the definition of insanity is to repeat an unsuccessful course of action in the expectation of a different outcome.So you might wonder why Pierre Gasly, a grand prix winner who remains demonstrably competitive, would tie himself into a three-year contract extension with a team which has gone through innumerable management ...Keep reading

NASCAR has basically sent a warning to teams to not drive off the track, onto the dirt, during cool down laps after a race in an apparent effort to increase weight prior to post-race technical inspection.Ross Chastain and Shane Van Gisbergen were recognized for that tactic but Joey Logano was revealed to have done it following the race on Sunday at World Wide Technology Raceway.NASCAR Cup ...Keep reading

Statistically speaking, the most successful Super Late Model driver in the country is set to make his NASCAR debut in the Craftsman Truck Series on Thursday night at Bristol and it might not be his last.Cole Butcher is driving the Halmar Friesen No. 62 with veteran crew chief Bruce Cook calling the shots. However, also on the pit box will be Bond Suss, the Toyota Racing pavement development ...Keep reading

Haas Factory Team president Joe Custer always anticipated a ‘gut check’ moment this season and the results led them to Chevrolet next season.In the first year following four-car powerhouse Stewart-Haas Racing consolidating into the single-car Haas Factory Team Custer expected a challenge but is also under a mandate from team owner Gene Haas to be more competitive.Driver Cole Custer ...Keep reading