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Ai Ogura, Fermin Aldeguer and Somkiat Chantra have a tough act to follow when they move up to MotoGP this year.
Pedro Acosta raised the bar so high when he made his debut with Tech3 GasGas in 2024 that whatever the trio achieve this year won’t be seen in the same limelight.
That said, all three join MotoGP as race winners in Moto2, and how they mix with the championship’s more ...Keep reading

World Rally Championship drivers have called for communication with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem to find an “urgent solution” following the governing body's move to sanction drivers for swearing.   
WRC drivers and co-drivers through the World Rally Drivers Alliance (WoRDA) have today issued a statement opposing the measures the FIA has taken to impose fines on drivers for ...Keep reading

New Mercedes driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli has insisted he does not view himself as filling in for Lewis Hamilton and he is keen to write his own story in Formula 1.
After the seven-time world champion decided he would join Ferrari at the completion of his 12th season at Mercedes, the squad evaluated its options for 2025 and eventually opted for its Italian protege, despite the latter’s ...Keep reading

After the razzamatazz of Formula 1’s first collective season livery launch in London last week, attention now turns to something far more meaningful: pre-season testing.
As has become traditional, the event will be staged over three days in Bahrain – kicking off at 7am GMT (10am local time) on Wednesday. Once again, it will be screened across the F1 TV and Sky platforms.
But, for the ...Keep reading

The season has only just begun and Austin Cindric has found himself a rough habit of being in the right place at the wrong time. Sunday, the No. 2 Team Penske Ford driver was leading with just three laps to go at Atlanta. A week earlier, he was leading the field to the white flag at the Daytona 500. But in both cases, he was swallowed out by a wreck he didn't start, and was denied a fair shot at ...Keep reading

Christopher Bell was on the outside of a three-wide battle for the win when the race-ending caution flew, allowing him to take victory despite only leading a single lap. Carson Hocevar finished a career-best second while angering several of his fellow drivers, and Kyle Larson -- who was leading at the final restart -- finished third.
The race featured 50 lead changes between 15 drivers with 11 ...Keep reading

Carson Hocevar didn't make many friends in Atlanta. Already holding a reputation as an aggressive driver with raw skill behind the wheel in the NASCAR Cup series, he was sure to remind everyone of both in the second round of the 2025 season.
His first reminder came at the end of the first stage when Kyle Busch had to lift to avoid a wreck as Hocevar muscled his way by. Busch then pulled ...Keep reading

Despite being outnumber by Chevrolets, and having led only a single lap in the entire NASCAR Cup race at Atlanta, it was Christopher Bell in his No. 20 Toyota that claimed victory in a dramatic, if not confusing finish.
"I'll tell you what, that right there is what you dream of, to be able to restart on the first or second row in a green/white checkered in a speedway," said Bell, who now has ...Keep reading