Russell blasts "lawnmower racing" at Mexico GP start

An explanation to why Lando Norris was booed on the podium in Mexico

Marc Marquez’s absence notwithstanding, the Sepang weekend had echoes of the early part of the 2025 season. Alex Marquez was a fixture in the top two. The brothers from Cervera made their grip on the top two in the championship official. Francesco Bagnaia was up at the front. It almost felt like a ‘normal’ race.Broadly reasonable rider behaviour and an emphasis on tyre conservation meant ...Keep reading

CIP Moto3 team has provided an update on Noah Dettwiler’s condition

CIP Moto3 team has provided an update on Noah Dettwiler’s condition

A post-qualifying meeting can be credited for Oscar Piastri’s performance turnaround in the Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix weekend, revealed McLaren team boss Andrea Stella.The 24-year-old finished fifth at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez after a very disappointing qualifying session where he came eighth, but started seventh due to Carlos Sainz’s grid penalty. That is compared to ...Keep reading

“It’s the second time in a row that on the first lap in the first corner, the FIA is looking to the other side. So, lesson learned.”

If you listen closely, the legendary forests of Clocaenog and Brenig still resonate with echoes of Wales Rally GB history. Arguably then, the Cambrian Rally provides a fitting finale for the British Rally Championship.Almost 12 months to the day that the title slipped from William Creighton’s grasp, the Northern Irishman finally righted the wrongs from 2024. This time in a Toyota GR Yaris ...Keep reading

Alex Marquez was expected to strut through the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend. And while his grand prix victory ultimately followed through with that, it was a weekend far from straightforward as he looked to seal arguably the biggest result of his career…

George Russell has blasted “lawnmower racing” following opening-lap incidents that may have cost him track position in Formula 1’s Mexico Grand Prix.Polesitter Lando Norris tackled the first braking zone four-wide alongside Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen, from inside to outside; while the former two stayed on the track, Leclerc and Verstappen ended up cutting Turn 2 ...Keep reading

Super Formula has announced that it will hold a third race during its season finale at Suzuka as a replacement for the cancelled second race at Fuji Speedway earlier this month. With the Sunday race at Fuji being called off due to fog, the Japanese series has opted to expand what had been planned as a double-header on 22-23 November into a triple-header, with an extra race slotted into the ...Keep reading

A pair of pre-1982 Formula Ford 1600 races run alongside but outside the Festival contested the new John Webb cup at Brands Hatch last weekend, honouring the memory of the late circuit boss and ‘creator’ of Formula Ford, in the 50th year since the event moved from Snetterton to Kent.Saturday’s outing featured a race-long duel between ‘racing reverend’ James Rigby in his suitably ...Keep reading

“We postponed our decision until the end of the season, because first we want to focus on the championship fight.”

Charles Leclerc's actions at Turn 1 have come under the spotlight.

Was Lewis Hamilton's 10-second time penalty at the Mexico City Grand Prix fair?

Crash.net’s F1 driver ratings for the 2025 Mexico City Grand Prix

Fifteen years after witnessing his father win the Kent-engined section of the Formula Ford Festival, Jason Smyth became the first second-generation winner with a commanding performance at Brands Hatch’s 50th edition of the event.Team Dolan driver Smyth continued his dominance from the United Formula Ford Championship to win his heat, semi-final and the final. His Van Diemen RF00/JL12 ...Keep reading

The Malaysian Grand Prix saw Alex Marquez rise to the front on his Gresini Ducati, just days after his brother Marc Marquez announced his decision to skip the remainder of the MotoGP season to recover from a shoulder injury.With the temperature rising on Sunday and the gap between soft and medium tyres bigger than expected, the race delivered plenty of surprises - even if the battle for ...Keep reading

The horrifying incident between Jose Antonio Rueda and Noah Dettwiler was a shuddering reminder of the dangers of motorcycle racing. But, while this crash may have been an unfortunate incident, it must prompt action from MotoGP to avoid a similar situation from happening again…