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Next season, Shane van Gisbergen will get to drive the No. 97 in the Cup Series for the first time -- a number that means a lot to the three-time Supercars champion. The team announced the number change in an emotional video that was released earlier this month.
Now, Trackhouse has offered a first glimpse at the the No. 97 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 wrapped in Red Bull colors. The team also showcased ...Keep reading

Mick Schumacher may have just signed to drive the Honda No. 47 for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing in next season’s IndyCar Series, but he is already truly excited about what lies ahead as he transitions to the American way of racing.
The Swiss-born German climbed the ladder in the single-seater formula feeder series – winning championships in Formula 3 and Formula 2 – on his way to ...Keep reading

Opinions may still be divided, but following a disrupted, over-the-top start in 2023, Formula 1's Las Vegas Grand Prix is slowly but surely hitting the right notes.
F1 has yet to provide official attendance figures beyond labelling the race as being "sold out". It is not clear if that means the event is up from last year's figure of 306,000, which was a decline from 315,000 in year one. But it ...Keep reading

Toprak Razgatlioglu’s goal for his maiden season in MotoGP is to challenge Fabio Quartararo as the top rider within the Yamaha contingent, according to his manager Kenan Sofuoglu.
Three-time World Superbike champion Razgatlioglu will make a long-anticipated move to MotoGP in 2026, partnering Jack Miller at Pramac on a factory-spec Yamaha M1.
The Turkish rider made his first official ...Keep reading

Lando Norris’ championship charge was dealt a blow in the wake of the Las Vegas Grand Prix, when news broke that both his and McLaren team mate Oscar Piastri’s cars had been disqualified from the race for a technical infringement.

Italian tyre manufacturer Pirelli have confirmed which tyres they are going to supply to the 11 F1 teams in the grid next season, as the sport gets set to move into a new era of racing.

The 2025 World Championship took another huge twist in Las Vegas, with Max Verstappen winning and both McLaren drivers being disqualified from the race after their cars were found not to comply with technical regulations.

Racing Bulls left Las Vegas with more points in the bag courtesy of Isask Hadjer, who finished sixth after another strong drive for the team. But Liam Lawson did not manage to score, after making contact with Oscar Piastri at the start and being forced to pit with front wing damage.

Nico Hulkenberg believes Kick Sauber achieved "the maximum available possible" after securing a points finish during the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Ferrari lost more ground to Mercedes and Red Bull in the Formula 1 constructors’ championship at the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton finished sixth and 10th on the road, Hamilton having had to fight his way through from last on the grid after being slowest in qualifying. Though the blow might seem to have been softened slightly by both drivers gaining places through ...Keep reading

Harry Benjamin and the team reflect on the Mexico City Grand Prix.

The development of Toyota’s revamped Le Mans Hypercar contender is on track, with early testing leaving the squad cautiously optimistic for the 2026 World Endurance Championship.
Debuting in 2021 under the new LMH regulations, the GR010 Hybrid is now easily the oldest car on the Hypercar grid. Early updates during the life cycle of the car in 2022 and ‘23 allowed Toyota to hold its own ...Keep reading

Diagnosed with an astrocytoma in November 2003, Richard Burns lost his chance of winning a second world championship after leading the title race for most of the season. The potential of recording another motorsport statistic paled into insignificance, however, when the magnitude of the medical battle he was now faced with revealed itself.
Those with a medical insight didn't rate his chances ...Keep reading

McLaren's double disqualification at Formula 1's Las Vegas Grand Prix has opened the door ajar for Max Verstappen in the 2025 title fight. In Qatar, Lando Norris can slam it shut again.
After a long stewards' hearing on Saturday night, McLaren was finally excluded from the Las Vegas Grand Prix for excessive plank wear.
It was a minimal transgression – we're talking tenths of a millimetre ...Keep reading

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions before the Qatar Grand Prix.

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions before the Qatar Grand Prix.

Yuki Tsunoda has claimed everything is going against him, following further hardship at the Las Vegas Grand Prix amid a tough Formula 1 season.
Tsunoda qualified 19th after Red Bull made a mistake with his tyre pressures in qualifying, and the team decided to breach parc ferme to tweak his set-up and give him a new power unit for the race.
Starting from the pitlane, the Japanese racer pitted ...Keep reading

George Russell has revealed that he was battling a steering issue during the Las Vegas Grand Prix. 
After starting from fourth on the grid, the British driver crossed the line to finish the race in third, but a disqualification for Lando Norris meant he was classified in second.
While it was overall a positive race for Russell, he told the media after the race that he was fighting against a ...Keep reading

Brent Crews has signed a deal to drive the No. 19 for Joe Gibbs Racing in the 2026 NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts (formerly Xfinity) Series. The 17-year-old will run 29 of 33 events, and will only miss four due to the fact that he's not old enough to run at all track types.
The Toyota Development Driver would be eligible for a playoff waiver as missed races due to age restrictions are an allowable ...Keep reading