Up and down the Formula 1 pitlane, the finest engineering minds are fully focused on solving the challenges of the forthcoming shift to an entirely new car and drivetrain package for the 2026 season. Given McLaren’s dominance, many could be forgiven for declaring this a “stop the count” moment andContinue Reading
Formula 1 rookie Oliver Bearman believes it is “crazy” how much his confidence has changed since Haas brought an upgrade to the British Grand Prix in July. The American outfit fitted a revised floor and sidepod inlets and they made an immediate impact as Bearman recorded his highest qualifying position ofContinue Reading
When TGM Grand Prix agreed to become Toyota’s newest Super Formula team for the start of the year, it robbed the Japanese series of one of its few true independent outfits.For years, the Super Formula grid has been dominated by drivers hand-picked by engine suppliers Toyota and Honda, leaving preciousContinue Reading
Williams boss James Vowles believes the performance gains the outfit has recently found on its 2025 Formula 1 car are a sign of bigger things to come as the team becomes more efficient.Its upgrades at the Belgian Grand Prix were more than welcome. The Grove-based squad made a flying startContinue Reading
Diogo Moreira is finalising the details of an agreement that will see him step up to MotoGP next season, riding a Honda for the LCR team, Autosport has learned.The move, which will promote the 21-year-old Brazilian – currently battling for the Moto2 world championship with Italtrans – to the premierContinue Reading
Sometimes in Formula 1 the flow of dynamic young drivers splutters or even takes a year off. 2025 wasn’t going to be one of those seasons; in recent years only 2019, where the likes of Lando Norris, George Russell and Alex Albon arrived hot from F2, provided such a richContinue Reading
Current Formula 2 championship leader Leonardo Fornaroli is something of a rarity in modern motorsport: he is currently in the lead of a top-level junior championship in his first year, but remains conspicuously unaffiliated to a Formula 1 academy.This is a quirk that Invicta team principal James Robinson believes isContinue Reading
The paradox for Jake Hill was that illness added health to his prospects for Knockhill, where a double win for the current British Touring Car Championship title holder provided a welcome boost for the West Surrey Racing BMW team. And a new storyline for the championship itself. His struggles with labyrinthitisContinue Reading
Fears of a dull second half to this year’s Marc Marquez romp towards a seventh MotoGP title proved – for now, at least – entirely unfounded in Austria.Sure, the usual suspect won both the sprint and the grand prix, but he did have various challenges to deal with, while othersContinue Reading
Jake Hill produced a dominant Knockhill weekend with two wins in the British Touring Car Championship, but there was also plenty of action in the support categories.British F4, Mini Challenge UK, Porsche Carrera Cup GB and Porsche Sprint Challenge GB were all on display at the sunny Scottish venue.Some driversContinue Reading