Motorsport

Mahindra Racing has revealed that it will continue to race in Formula E as a full-fledged manufacturer until the end of the Gen4 era in 2030.
Team principal Frederic Bertrand made the announcement during a special event in Bengaluru (India) on Wednesday, where Mahindra also unveiled the livery for the final season with Gen3 Evo machinery.
While Mahindra was the first manufacturer to commit ...Keep reading

Yuki Tsunoda has been having a tough Formula 1 season at Red Bull, and that makes his Las Vegas mishap all the more difficult to take.
Tsunoda is 24-0 down on Max Verstappen in their qualifying head-to-head, but was a striking 3.340s slower than his team-mate in the wet Nevadan session.
It emerged that Red Bull set up wrong tyre pressures on its second car, with team boss Laurent Mekies ...Keep reading

In 2027, new technical regulations will come into force in MotoGP, with 850cc engines, reduced aerodynamics, the removal of dynamic ride-height devices, and what everyone points to as the most significant change: Michelin will leave the championship, and Pirelli will become the new sole tyre supplier.
The Milan manufacturer held a test with its first prototypes in Misano last September, and in ...Keep reading

Mercedes Formula 1 team boss and co-owner Toto Wolff says he sees "no reason" the series can't keep growing amid soaring team valuations.
Wolff recently concluded the sale of 15% of his holding company to CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz, which represents a 5% share in the Mercedes outfit Wolff co-owns with Mercedes-Benz and Ineos.
The deal saw the Mercedes F1 team's value pegged at a record ...Keep reading

For the past few months a phoney war has been brewing in the Formula 1 paddock, as gossip has circulated about the state of preparations for the all-new regulations coming next season.
Specifically, well-connected sources have repeatedly claimed that Red Bull’s new in-house engine project is some way short of where it needs to be, while Mercedes is said to be in the best shape.
Although ...Keep reading

The World Rally Championship will feature mandatory rest periods next year following approval for amendments to the sporting regulations by the FIA World Motor Sport Council.
Rally itineraries have been a hot topic within the WRC for some time, with the matter brought into sharp focus at this year’s Rally Portugal.
The event’s itinerary, which featured 15-hour days without midday ...Keep reading