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Gateway was a race of opportunity for drivers with several posting season-best results
In a dramatic race with a track record and season-high 18 cautions, a handful of drivers found themselves in position to score their best finish of the year, or at least their strongest result in quite some time.
It was also a race that saw five Chase drivers fail to reach the checkered flag, and many more driving wounded due to crash damage.
Take a closer look at some drivers who earned ...Keep reading
It was also a race that saw five Chase drivers fail to reach the checkered flag, and many more driving wounded due to crash damage.
Take a closer look at some drivers who earned ...Keep reading
Christian Rasmussen reunites with Era Motorsport for IMSA’s Indianapolis sprint round
Fresh off his second full-time IndyCar Series campaign with ECR, Christian Rasmussen is reuniting with Era Motorsport for this weekend’s Battle on the Bricks at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
The 26-year-old Dane will co-drive the #18 Oreca 07 Gibson in the LMP2 class alongside the previously confirmed Nick Boulle.
Rasmussen brings familiar winning pedigree back to the squad, having ...Keep reading
The 26-year-old Dane will co-drive the #18 Oreca 07 Gibson in the LMP2 class alongside the previously confirmed Nick Boulle.
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'McLaren’s call to pit Norris after the VSC made no sense'
Former Renault F1 driver and F1 TV analyst Jolyon Palmer explains why McLaren pitting Norris after the VSC only "cemented" the loss of the race in Madrid.
Victoria Farfus sets the pace in 2026 F1 ACADEMY Rookie Test
F1 ACADEMY's 2026 Rookie Test took place at the Circuito de Navarra in Spain, offering young drivers the chance to showcase their talent.
From Värnamo to victory lane: Hometown hero Felix Rosenqvist set for Sweden celebration
Fresh off his victory at the 2026 Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge, Felix Rosenqvist will return to his Swedish hometown of Värnamo for a free, family-friendly public celebration on Saturday, Dec. 5. Central Värnamo will open its doors to locals, motorsports fans, and visitors to honor the hometown hero's May 24 triumph.
Rosenqvist earned his first win in "The Greatest Spectacle in ...Keep reading
Rosenqvist earned his first win in "The Greatest Spectacle in ...Keep reading
Mario Andretti headlines first batch of Sebring’s 75 all-time greatest drivers
Racing legend Mario Andretti headlines the first group of inductees selected to the "Class of 75," an elite list honoring the most successful drivers in the history of the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring. The complete roster of 75 drivers will be revealed in batches of 15 between now and January, leading up to the historic 75th running of the endurance classic on March 20, 2027.
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Jules Gounon suffers only minor hand injury in DTM crash
Relief for Mercedes-AMG works driver Jules Gounon: An examination this morning in his native Andorra found that he suffered only a minor injury to his left hand in the DTM Sunday race at the Sachsenring in his crash with Nicki Thiim.
"After the first checks at the Medical Center at the Sachsenring, I was able to travel back to Andorra, where I had some further examinations and an X Ray and ...Keep reading
"After the first checks at the Medical Center at the Sachsenring, I was able to travel back to Andorra, where I had some further examinations and an X Ray and ...Keep reading
Why Ferrari won't switch focus to 2027 F1 car yet
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur says the Scuderia will keep developing its SF-26 Formula 1 car, despite its diminishing title chances.
After Lewis Hamilton retired from the Spanish Grand Prix with brake issues, the seven-time world champion is 101 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli in the drivers’ standings. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc finished just fourth at Madring ...Keep reading
After Lewis Hamilton retired from the Spanish Grand Prix with brake issues, the seven-time world champion is 101 points adrift of championship leader Kimi Antonelli in the drivers’ standings. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc finished just fourth at Madring ...Keep reading
Who impressed our Power Rankings judges in Madrid?
Victory went to Kimi Antonelli at the Spanish Grand Prix after the timing of the Virtual Safety Car scuppered Lando Norris’ efforts. But who impressed our Power Rankings judges over the course of the weekend at the all-new Madring? Check out the latest scores and overall leaderboard below...
How Sainz’s home race in Madrid unravelled
Carlos Sainz did not see the chequered flag in Madrid, the Spaniard having a torrid race on home soil.
Tsunoda reviews Madrid outing after sustaining 'big damage'
Yuki Tsunoda failed to score at the Madring, coming home 14th for Racing Bulls.
Mekies assesses Lawson's Red Bull stint after Madrid
Red Bull Team Principal Laurent Mekies was full of praise for stand in driver Liam Lawson after the Spanish Grand Prix.
Kankkunen: Toyota’s record-equalling WRC title “quite incredible”
Toyota’s record-equalling World Rally Championship manufacturers' title is “quite incredible”, according to deputy team principal Juha Kankkunen.
The Japanese brand created more history in Chile last weekend by sealing the 2026 WRC manufacturers' crown, which draws the brand level with Lancia as top-flight rallying’s most successful marque.
Toyota has proved to be the dominant force ...Keep reading
The Japanese brand created more history in Chile last weekend by sealing the 2026 WRC manufacturers' crown, which draws the brand level with Lancia as top-flight rallying’s most successful marque.
Toyota has proved to be the dominant force ...Keep reading
Lando Norris lost Madring F1 win because of impossible overtaking – McLaren
McLaren Formula 1 team principal Andrea Stella says overtaking was too difficult at the Madring for Lando Norris to win the Spanish Grand Prix.
Norris took pole position at Madrid’s new street circuit and pulled away by six seconds in the first 12 laps of the race, which proved to be his downfall as he was too far ahead to pit when the virtual safety car was called.
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Norris took pole position at Madrid’s new street circuit and pulled away by six seconds in the first 12 laps of the race, which proved to be his downfall as he was too far ahead to pit when the virtual safety car was called.
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Five ways F1 can fix the Madring for next year's Spanish GP
F1's much-anticipated return to Madrid has left fans of the series wanting due to a lack of action, though the Madring venue itself put on a respectable event. Here are five ways organisers could improve the event for year two.
By and large, Madrid's first F1 race in 45 years ran particularly smooth for a first-time event. The organisers planned to capitalise on the IFEMA fairgrounds' existing ...Keep reading
By and large, Madrid's first F1 race in 45 years ran particularly smooth for a first-time event. The organisers planned to capitalise on the IFEMA fairgrounds' existing ...Keep reading
Why Haas see the positives after Madrid disappointment
Esteban Ocon just missed out on points at the Spanish Grand Prix with an 11th-placed finish.
Spanish GP 'probably my best race weekend' – Colapinto
Franco Colapinto believes that his seventh-place finish in last weekend's Spanish Grand Prix culminated in "probably my best race weekend" for Alpine this season.
Audi junior Freddie Slater to race in F2 in 2027
Audi's Freddie Slater has landed a seat on next season’s Formula 2 grid with Invicta Racing.
Mercedes explains why George Russell pitted under VSC at Madring
Mercedes deputy team principal Bradley Lord has explained why George Russell pitted under the virtual safety car despite starting on hard tyres in Formula 1’s Spanish Grand Prix.
Russell was the only driver from the top teams not to stick to a one-stop on a Madring track where overtaking was at a premium, which was largely down to the timing of the VSC intervention.
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Russell was the only driver from the top teams not to stick to a one-stop on a Madring track where overtaking was at a premium, which was largely down to the timing of the VSC intervention.
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Tech3 confirms Pol Espargaro for Austrian GP as Vinales' replacement
Tech3 announced on Tuesday that Pol Espargaro will replace the injured Maverick Vinales, who has not competed in a MotoGP race since 12 July, when he retired in the closing stages of the German GP.
"Pol Espargaró will continue racing with Tech3 at this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix, replacing Maverick Viñales at the Red Bull Ring circuit," Tech3 announced.
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"Pol Espargaró will continue racing with Tech3 at this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix, replacing Maverick Viñales at the Red Bull Ring circuit," Tech3 announced.
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