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Jorge Martin must "swallow his pride" upon MotoGP comeback

As Chief Commercial Officer of F1 and CEO of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Emily Prazer is responsible for bringing billions of dollars of revenue into the series. She tells us her plans to make Vegas bigger and better this year and reveals its economic impact.Meanwhile Tim Mayer will face off against Mohammed Ben Sulayem in December’s election for FIA president. He faces an uphill task, but he ...Keep reading

Oscar Piastri offence at British Grand Prix "not a major moment"

“Sorry, I didn’t mean to cry.” Bette Hill wiped away the tears as she embraced her son amid the throng outside the Williams motorhome last Sunday evening.“It doesn’t matter,” Damon comforted her. “I get emotional too.”Bette composed herself. “That was brilliant,” she told him. “It was really brilliant. I’m so excited, really exalted.”“I know, I know,” he ...Keep reading

Amid frequent speculation over his future at Alpine, Franco Colapinto vows to keep chipping away at the underwhelming results that he's achieved while struggling with a difficult 2025 F1 car. For a variety of reasons, Alpine's switch from Jack Doohan to Colapinto hasn't worked out yet. After six race weekends marred by several incidents and no points, Doohan was relieved of his duties after ...Keep reading

Red Bull has an interesting history in NASCAR, entering the sport with a race team in the mid-2000s and attempting to form a championship-caliber organization. Unfortunately, it didn't work out as well as their Formula 1 venture as Red Bull Racing's NASCAR branch shut down at the conclusion of the 2011 season. Now, if you want to learn more about that tumultuous era, you can find the full rundown ...Keep reading

Esteban Ocon opens up in an exclusive interview with Crash.net about how his family’s sacrifices shaped him into the person - and driver - he is today.

Franco Morbidelli will miss out on this weekend’s Czech GP following the injury he sustained in the MotoGP sprint race at the Sachsenring.The VR46 rider suffered a severe contusion to his left collarbone in a high-speed crash at the German track, having lost control of his Ducati in the rain before cartwheeling to a halt in the gravel trap.Read Also:MotoGPMorbidelli to miss ...Keep reading

Franco Morbidelli will miss out on this weekend’s Czech GP following the injury he sustained in the MotoGP sprint race at the Sachsenring.The VR46 rider suffered a severe contusion to his left collarbone in a high-speed crash at the German track, having lost control of his Ducati in the rain before cartwheeling to a halt in the gravel trap.Read Also:MotoGPFranco Morbidelli to ...Keep reading

Will Jorge Martin be given No1 treatment by Aprilia upon his return?

Franco Morbidelli to miss this weekend’s Czech MotoGP at Brno due to lingering shoulder pain, but will still be at the track.

Lewis Hamilton wants to put his own characteristics into Ferrari's 2026 F1 car.

Jenson Button will bring the curtain down to his two-year stint in the WEC after 2025.

World Rally Championship Rally1 teams will be permitted to make changes to their cars to prevent a repeat of the fuel system issues that occurred at Acropolis Rally Greece.Rally1 teams were forced to monitor problems with the fuel systems of their cars that ultimately forced Toyota and M-Sport-Ford to retire cars driven by Sami Pajari, Martins Sesks and Gregoire Munster from the rough gravel ...Keep reading

This October will mark not only the 31st anniversary of Michael Schumacher's first Formula 1 world drivers' championship, but also the 25th anniversary of the year he secured his first title with Ferrari. This was one he claimed with a hard-fought victory at the penultimate round of the season - the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka - to ensure Mika Hakkinen was denied a chance of claiming a third ...Keep reading

Jack Miller insists "the speed is still there" as MotoGP axe decision looms

Jenson Button will not continue in the World Endurance Championship with the Jota Cadillac team next season.The 2009 Formula 1 world champion has opted against undertaking a full programme of racing in 2026, but has insisted that he is not retiring.Button, who has a two-year contract with Jota covering the 2024 and ’25 seasons, listed his busy work schedule, which includes acting as a ...Keep reading

Jenson Button will not continue in the World Endurance Championship with the Jota Cadillac team next season.The 2009 Formula 1 world champion has opted against undertaking a full programme of racing in 2026, but has insisted that he is not retiring.Button, who has a two-year contract with Jota covering the 2024 and ’25 seasons, listed his busy work schedule, which includes acting as a ...Keep reading