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Three NASCAR Cup champions crash in Talladega pit entry stack-up
On Lap 43 of 60 in the first stage at Talladega, green-flag pit stops were well underway. Exiting Turn 4, a group of Fords planned to pit together — and that's when disaster struck.
That's when three Cup champions and former winners at the famed track suffered significant damage early in Sunday's 500-mile race.
It began when RFK Racing's Brad Keselowski, who has the most wins of any active ...Keep reading
That's when three Cup champions and former winners at the famed track suffered significant damage early in Sunday's 500-mile race.
It began when RFK Racing's Brad Keselowski, who has the most wins of any active ...Keep reading
DTM Oschersleben: What went wrong during Rene Rast's pitstop?
After Sunday's DTM race in Oschersleben, when driver Rene Rast met the mechanic who made a critical error during a decisive pitstop, the mechanic had tears in his eyes and instinctively put his sunglasses back on.
But the Schubert BMW driver, who finished fifth instead of second after a race to catch up from 15th place, encouraged his team mate for the effort.
“I've had really strong ...Keep reading
But the Schubert BMW driver, who finished fifth instead of second after a race to catch up from 15th place, encouraged his team mate for the effort.
“I've had really strong ...Keep reading
Stenhouse: Fuel strategy is now the "only thing that matters" at Talladega
When NASCAR comes to Talladega, the fans expect to see three and four-wide action. And in recent years, that's exactly what they've gotten, but looks can be deceiving. While the field races around the track four-wide, ten rows deep, everything seems suspiciously under control. And that's because it is. No one is actually going flat-out in those situations.
In modern-day NASCAR with the ...Keep reading
In modern-day NASCAR with the ...Keep reading
Did the MotoGP Spanish GP signal a second coming of Fabio Quartararo?
In 2021, Fabio Quartararo won his first MotoGP world championship with Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP. The French racer went on to finish the 2022 season in second place overall, taking three wins and eight podiums throughout the season.
In the years since, his results have unfortunately been spotty. MotoGP is very much a team sport, but ultimately, it’s the racers who are taking all the ...Keep reading
In the years since, his results have unfortunately been spotty. MotoGP is very much a team sport, but ultimately, it’s the racers who are taking all the ...Keep reading
Even Sebastien Ogier was powerless to prevent Kalle Rovanpera's crushing win
Kalle Rovanpera was in a “different league” and produced a Rally Islas Canarias event domination 'rarely seen' in the World Rally Championship, according to eight-time world champion Sebastien Ogier.
Rovanpera and co-driver Jonne Halttunen were virtually untouchable on the Canary Islands' smooth asphalt roads, winning 15 of the 18 stages en route to a first win of the season, igniting ...Keep reading
Rovanpera and co-driver Jonne Halttunen were virtually untouchable on the Canary Islands' smooth asphalt roads, winning 15 of the 18 stages en route to a first win of the season, igniting ...Keep reading
BARRETTO: The Saudi Arabian GP proved things are starting to click for Williams’ new all-star driver line-up
After the first five races of the 2025 season, F1.com's Lawrence Barretto chats to Williams boss James Vowles and his two drivers Alex Albon and new recruit Carlos Sainz...
F1 ICONS: MotoGP legend Casey Stoner on the ‘freaking phenomenally talented drivers’ who have inspired him
Casey Stoner’s unmistakable style on a motorcycle made him one of the legends of MotoGP, the Australian claiming two World Championships and 38 top-class wins across his career. But while Stoner’s first love is motorbikes, he has a deep fandom and appreciation for Formula 1, and the amazing drivers the sport has witnessed – as he explains exclusively to Formula1.com…
HINCHCLIFFE: Why I’m so impressed by Norris’ unconventional and unflinchingly honest approach to his racing
IndyCar star and F1 TV pundit looks at how Lando Norris is forging his own unusual path when it comes to being totally upfront and honest about his driving in the heavily scrutinised world of Formula 1...
Marc Marquez “doesn’t understand” MotoGP Spanish GP crash
World championship favourite Marc Marquez is unable to explain the crash that handed the points lead back to his brother Alex at the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday.
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The factory Ducati rider fell out of third ...Keep reading
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NASCAR teams prepare for grueling 28 weeks of racing with no breaks
With only one week off during its entire 36-week season, the NASCAR Cup Series drivers and teams have a long road ahead of them in 2025. That one-week vacation is now behind them, which means they are now facing 28 straight weeks of racing until the November 2nd finale at Phoenix Raceway.
NASCAR has been dealing with a 36-race schedule for over two decades now, but usually with off-weekends ...Keep reading
NASCAR has been dealing with a 36-race schedule for over two decades now, but usually with off-weekends ...Keep reading
Alex Marquez: MotoGP win as big as Moto2 and Moto3 championships
Gresini Ducati rider Alex Marquez ranks Sunday’s long-awaited and emotional first MotoGP win as highly as his Moto2 and Moto3 world championships.
After five full seasons in MotoGP, the Spaniard finally took glory during his home race at Jerez. His first victory follows a collection of second place finishes to his brother Marc Marquez already this season, and came at the track that he would ...Keep reading
After five full seasons in MotoGP, the Spaniard finally took glory during his home race at Jerez. His first victory follows a collection of second place finishes to his brother Marc Marquez already this season, and came at the track that he would ...Keep reading
It's 50 years since Lella Lombardi became F1's first and only female point scorer
Exactly 50 years ago today, a chaotic Spanish Grand Prix came to an end after just 29 laps following a deadly crash. Half points were awarded to the top six finishers, which included Italian racer Lella Lombardi.
The moment marked the first, and only, time that a woman racing in Formula 1 finished in points-paying positions in a grand prix, and fans have been asking when another woman could ...Keep reading
The moment marked the first, and only, time that a woman racing in Formula 1 finished in points-paying positions in a grand prix, and fans have been asking when another woman could ...Keep reading
DTM Oschersleben: Ayhancan Guven earns Turkey's first victory
In a thrilling Sunday race at Oschersleben, Ayhancan Guven celebrated his first victory – and the first-ever DTM win by a Turkish driver. The Manthey-Porsche driver triumphed thanks to a perfect strategy that vaulted him to the front after the first of two mandatory pitstops.
"Already in my first year, I was immediately fighting for victories and the championship title," recalled the ...Keep reading
"Already in my first year, I was immediately fighting for victories and the championship title," recalled the ...Keep reading
Kalle Rovanpera ignites WRC season with Canary Islands masterclass
Kalle Rovanpera kick-started his 2025 World Rally Championship campaign with one of the most dominant victories of his career at Rally Islas Canarias.
Two-time world champions Rovanpera and co-driver Jonne Halttunen delivered a masterclass on Gran Canaria’s smooth asphalt mountain roads, winning 15 of the 18 stages. The performance culminated in a first victory of the season by 53.5 seconds ...Keep reading
Two-time world champions Rovanpera and co-driver Jonne Halttunen delivered a masterclass on Gran Canaria’s smooth asphalt mountain roads, winning 15 of the 18 stages. The performance culminated in a first victory of the season by 53.5 seconds ...Keep reading
MotoGP Spanish GP: Alex Marquez takes first win as Marc crashes
Alex Marquez scored his breakthrough MotoGP victory at the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday, reclaiming the lead of the world championship in the process.
Alex’s brother and previous points leader Marc Marquez crashed his factory Ducati on lap three of the race at Jerez, thus falling a point behind the Gresini Ducati rider.
In a morale-boosting result for Yamaha, Fabio Quartararo scored his ...Keep reading
Alex’s brother and previous points leader Marc Marquez crashed his factory Ducati on lap three of the race at Jerez, thus falling a point behind the Gresini Ducati rider.
In a morale-boosting result for Yamaha, Fabio Quartararo scored his ...Keep reading
Meet F1's legendary track speaker and 'Champagne' shouter Bob Constanduros
Champagne has been sprayed on the F1 rostrums since the 1950 French Grand Prix, becoming one of the sport's many cherished traditions. In F1 that ritual has had a unique flavour to it ever since circuit speaker Bob Constanduros came up with his now iconic 'Champaaaaaagne', the sign for drivers to douse each other in the delicate bubbly substance, and for dignitaries to duck out of the ...Keep reading
Jerez to remain on MotoGP calendar until at least 2031
MotoGP has committed to race in Jerez until at least 2031 after the series’ commercial rights holder Dorna extended its contract with the track. The Andalusian venue, which is hosting the Spanish Grand Prix for the 38th time this weekend, has become one of the most iconic stops on the calendar.
It therefore comes as no surprise that an extension to its hosting contract has been agreed. This ...Keep reading
It therefore comes as no surprise that an extension to its hosting contract has been agreed. This ...Keep reading
Jorge Martin returns home to “encouraging” medical report after Qatar crash
Injured MotoGP world champion Jorge Martin has arrived back in his home town of Madrid less than two weeks after his horror crash at the Qatar Grand Prix.
Martin took a special flight from Doha on Saturday and was then taken to hospital in Madrid, where he underwent a CAT scan to determine the true extent of his lung and rib injuries. The results of his tests allowed him to start planning a ...Keep reading
Martin took a special flight from Doha on Saturday and was then taken to hospital in Madrid, where he underwent a CAT scan to determine the true extent of his lung and rib injuries. The results of his tests allowed him to start planning a ...Keep reading
Isack Hadjar interview: Red Bull’s surprise F1 rookie reveals all
The 20-year-old French-Algerian rookie has wasted no time standing out. He had a rocky start in Melbourne, where he crashed on the formation lap, but has since emerged as one of the most talked-about newcomers on the grid, with Q3 appearances in China and Japan, as well as points finishes in Japan and Saudi Arabia. His speed and consistency have already earned praise from Red Bull advisor Helmut ...Keep reading
DTM Oschersleben: Lucas Auer dominates 2025 opening race
Landgraf Mercedes driver Lucas Auer made a perfect start to the 2025 DTM season, dominating Saturday’s race from pole position at Motorsport Arena Oschersleben.
"It's a perfect day," said a delighted Auer following the contest. "Once again, I have to congratulate my Landgraf squad. They delivered the pitstop, delivered the set-up and came back like this after a year off – I have to take my ...Keep reading
"It's a perfect day," said a delighted Auer following the contest. "Once again, I have to congratulate my Landgraf squad. They delivered the pitstop, delivered the set-up and came back like this after a year off – I have to take my ...Keep reading
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