Marini has “really high expectations” from Honda for 2026 MotoGP season

Red Bull have explained how Max Verstappen left the team speechless during the Dutch Grand Prix.

Luca Marini says he has “really high expectations” from Honda for the 2026 MotoGP season after being impressed by the progress he has witnessed so far this year.The factory HRC squad has enjoyed a strong run of form since MotoGP returned from summer break, with Joan Mir finishing sixth in Austria and Marini going one better at the returning Hungarian Grand Prix.In the sprint race at ...Keep reading

McLaren didn't jump at the first sign of a cheque-book, it is claimed

Max Verstappen has declared that Red Bull’s Dutch Grand Prix battle with a Racing Bulls Formula 1 car “shouldn’t be happening”.Verstappen and Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar ran third and fourth behind the McLarens during most of the Zandvoort race; both of them ended up on the podium, courtesy of Lando Norris’ late-race retirement.“Of course, happy to be on the podium, but ...Keep reading

Fabio Quartararo rates Montmelo as one of his favourite tracks but warns Yamaha’s grip woes could again hold him back.

Max Verstappen has declared that Red Bull’s Dutch Grand Prix battle with a Racing Bulls car “shouldn’t be happening”.Verstappen and Racing Bulls Formula 1 driver Isack Hadjar ran third and fourth behind the McLarens during most of the Zandvoort race; both of them ended up on the podium, courtesy of Lando Norris’ late-race retirement.“Of course, happy to be on the podium, but in ...Keep reading

Paul Aron given FP1 debut with Alpine at the Italian Grand Prix.

Marc Marquez has described Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya as “one of the hardest” tracks for him, adding that he would hate it if it wasn't his home MotoGP venue.Six-time MotoGP champion Marquez was born in Cervera, located just 85km west of Montmelo, the home of the Barcelona MotoGP track.The Spaniard has won two premier-class races so far at the Catalan Grand Prix: first in 2014 ...Keep reading

“Lando Norris’s title campaign just got a little trickier. His DNF at Zandvoort effectively burns his only ‘joker’ for the second half of the year, meaning he can’t really afford any more retirements if he wants to beat Oscar Piastri to the title. The Australian boosted his chances with yet another win, but which score will he have to drop at the end of the season?”This kind of ...Keep reading

Ferrari will celebrate the half-century anniversary of Niki Lauda’s legendary title-winning triumph at Monza this week by taking to the streets of Milan with a ‘Tifosi Tram’ – and unveiling a special Monza Limited Edition Collection of team clothing with partner PUMA. Driving the iconic Ferrari 312T, Lauda secured the first of his Formula 1 title with third at the Italian Grand Prix ...Keep reading

Huge money involved in Sergio Perez's deal with Cadillac

Jack Miller is “fired up to bounce back big time” in Barcelona after a tough run of MotoGP races.

“Lando Norris’s title campaign just got a little trickier. His DNF at Zandvoort effectively burns his only ‘joker’ for the second half of the year, meaning he can’t really afford any more retirements if he wants to beat Oscar Piastri to the title. The Australian boosted his chances with yet another win, but which score will he have to drop at the end of the season?”This kind of ...Keep reading

Toto Wolff once again comes to Kimi Antonelli's defence after weekend to forget in the Netherlands.

Francesco Bagnaia's "huge change" offers hope as he starts to face pressure for third in the MotoGP standings from Marco Bezzecchi.

Marc Marquez has described Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya as “one of the hardest” tracks for him, adding that he would hate it if it wasn't his home MotoGP venue.Six-time MotoGP champion Marquez was born on September 17 1993 in Cervera, a town located just 85km west of Montmelo, the home of the Barcelona MotoGP track.The Spaniard has won two premier-class races so far at the Catalan ...Keep reading

Red Bull have provided an update on their F1 driver plans for next season.

McLaren Formula 1 driver Lando Norris has opened up about wanting to do things his own way, despite sometimes wishing he were as uncompromising as Max Verstappen.Norris is competing in his seventh F1 season and has emerged as one of the world championship’s first drivers to pour their hearts out when it comes to mental health.Having managed the pressure factor better as he gained ...Keep reading