Motorsport

Former Haas Formula 1 team principal Guenther Steiner has defended George Russell's Mercedes team radio outburst during the Mexico Grand Prix. 
A delayed team orders call to swap positions with team-mate Andrea Kimi Antonelli left the British driver exasperated. With Oscar Piastri closing in behind him and what he felt was good pace in his tyres, Russell requested that he swap positions with ...Keep reading

Trackhouse wants to instil a winning culture in its burgeoning MotoGP squad while also bringing it closer to its American roots, says team principal Davide Brivio.
Best known for its participation in the NASCAR Cup Series, Trackhouse expanded into MotoGP in 2024 by taking over the erstwhile RNF Racing team.
The North Carolina-based squad proudly showcased its heritage by running a ...Keep reading

Sky Sports Formula 1 analyst and former driver Martin Brundle has argued that the Azerbaijan Grand Prix could have "scattered" Oscar Piastri's brain.
In an intense championship fight with his McLaren team-mate Lando Norris, the Australian driver suffered a torrid weekend in Baku. After crashing into the wall in qualifying, leaving him with a ninth-place starting position, he jumped the start of ...Keep reading

While the Mexican Grand Prix offered a rare mix of strategies, many of the recent races have followed a familiar pattern. George Russell described F1 as a race to Turn 1, with dirty air becoming more of a factor again and teams favouring the most conservative strategy – the one-stop. 
This year’s Pirelli tyres are more robust than in previous seasons, allowing drivers to push more, but ...Keep reading

The emotion afterwards was palpable.
On pit road, immediately after the race, newly crowned NASCAR Xfinity Series champion Jesse Love was in tears at earning a major career accomplishment. On the other end of the spectrum, Connor Zilisch was in tears because he was denied a championship that surely would have been his under any other format.
"I feel like emotion is part of the sport," ...Keep reading

In an unexpected triumph, Jesse Love bested Connor Zilisch to win the 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series championship. 
Love passed Zilisch for the lead with 24 laps to go, and never looked back. This is Love's third career win, and his first ever on a non-superspeedway track. In the closing laps, Aric Almirola passed Zilisch for second, securing the owner's championship for Joe Gibbs Racing and the ...Keep reading