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Simone Biles, Max Verstappen and Tom Pidcock are among the nominees for next month's Laureus World Sports Awards.

Simone Biles, Max Verstappen and Tom Pidcock are among the nominees for next month's Laureus World Sports Awards.

Simone Biles, Max Verstappen and Tom Pidcock are among the nominees for next month's Laureus World Sports Awards.

Simone Biles, Max Verstappen and Tom Pidcock are among the nominees for next month's Laureus World Sports Awards.

The FIA has made a raft of changes to Formula 1’s sporting rules for the 2025 season, with two loopholes concerning formation laps and damaged cars the most notable alterations.
Article 43.8 of F1’s sporting rules has been changed to state “all cars starting from the pitlane able to do so must leave the pitlane and join the formation lap”.
Previously, such cars would only leave their ...Keep reading

Adrian Newey has officially started his new chapter at Aston Martin, with the Briton embarking on his first day as Managing Technical Partner at the outfit following his exit from Red Bull.

The F1 Tokyo Fan Festival will to take place during the Japanese Grand Prix weekend in April, connecting the Japanese capital with Suzuka and bringing the excitement of Formula 1 to the heart of Japan's capital city.

Lewis Hamilton has opened up about reuniting with former trainer Angela Cullen ahead of his debut season as a Ferrari driver, with the seven-time World Champion describing Cullen’s acceptance of his offer to join him for his new chapter as “really exciting”.

A good F1 pit stop happens in a blur – but what can you see if you slow that blur down? And what can you not see that makes the blur possible?

Fernando Alonso believes that Aston Martin have made a “step forward” with their new car in comparison to its 2024 predecessor, with the Spaniard keen to see where the team stand when the season begins in Australia.

Sam Collins picks his highlights from testing in Bahrain, analyses the performances of both the teams and drivers, as well as giving his predictions for the 2025 season ahead.

Marc Marquez’s dominant performance in Buriram, combined with the Spaniard's ability to extract his potential as a rider and that of his Ducati, has led those around him to describe the current version of the #93 as the most extraordinary and the most reliable ever.
In Thailand last weekend, Marquez again won the opening round of a season for the first time since 2014. That year, his second ...Keep reading

Wayne Taylor Racing will contest the Le Mans 24 Hours for the first time this year as part of a four-car Cadillac assault on the World Endurance Championship’s blue-riband event. 
The maiden participation at Le Mans for a team that has won the Daytona 24 Hours four times has been confirmed along with a return of the Action Express Racing team with its Cadillac V-Series.R LMDh for a third ...Keep reading

The Formula 1 stewards’ panels will expand from three to four officials at six events deemed high workload by the FIA, including the 2025 season opener in Australia, Motorsport.com can reveal.
The change is covered in Article 15.1 of F1’s 2025 sporting rules, which have been overhauled in several places just before the new campaign starts.
F1 stewarding panels have comprised of three ...Keep reading

No active full-time driver has more NASCAR Cup Series wins than Kyle Busch, but it's now been 60 races since the future Hall of Famer last visited Victory Lane. He did everything he could to change that fact Sunday at Circuit of the Americas but once again, he came up a little bit short in the end.
Busch had some breathing room out front before a late-race caution (for his teammate stuck in the ...Keep reading

NASCAR fans saw a sensational fight for the win at the Circuit of the Americas, with a battle between four drivers coming down to the last corner on the final lap. In the end, it was Christopher Bell waving the checkered flag for the second consecutive week. Seven days ago, he led only the final lap on his way to taking victory at Atlanta, but it was no surprise to see him in Victory Lane Sunday ...Keep reading

The NTT IndyCar Series’ new era is alive and well with FOX Sports. But there’s plenty of room for improvement this season after the broadcast for the opening race at St. Petersburg wrapped up.
IndyCar and FOX kicked off their tenure with plenty of pomp and circumstance. FOX began advertising the series in the weeks leading up to the opening race, showcasing three of its stars (Josef ...Keep reading

More than five months removed from the 2024 season finale in Nashville, the NTT IndyCar Series finally returned to life in St. Petersburg, Florida. Between the start of a new era with FOX Sports and a strategy-heavy street race, there was much to discuss leaving the weekend.
Some IndyCar names landed on the positive side of things, positioning themselves for future success. Others were left ...Keep reading

Alex Palou’s quest for a third-straight NTT IndyCar Series title is off to a perfect start. 
The Spaniard surged to the lead with the correct tire strategy and kept Josef Newgarden at bay over the closing stretch to claim Sunday’s Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. It marked his 12th race win and first in the season-opener. 
“What an amazing job by everyone at Chip Ganassi ...Keep reading

To say that there is some hype around Connor Zilisch would be quite the understatement. Considered one of if not the top prospects in NASCAR, he has a lot of pressure to live up to the expectations thrust upon him. These expectations didn't come from nowhere, as Zilisch has consistently reminded us of why we need to be paying attention to him.
For example, he earned a class victory in the Rolex ...Keep reading