Frankie Muniz reflects on strong showing at Michigan despite “big mistake”
Entering the NASCAR Truck Series race weekend at Michigan, Malcolm in the Middle star Frankie Muniz was hoping for a change in fortune on the track. He failed to finish five of the last seven races with zero top 20s since an impressive tenth place finish in the season-opener atContinue Reading
Denny Hamlin ‘beat your favorite driver’ again: The winners and losers from NASCAR Cup Michigan
The NASCAR Cup race at Michigan featured some big hits, lots of fuel-saving, and Denny Hamlin’s third victory of the year as he inches closer to 60 career Cup wins. It was another missed opportunity for Carson Hocevar as a cut tire derailed his day, but the biggest story fromContinue Reading
The infinite dream continues | Porsche 963 at the 24 Hours of Le Mans 2025
In the toughest 24-hour race, seconds can define history. And with every tick of the clock, we get the chance to rewrite our legacy. At Le Mans, the infinite dream continues. Porsche Penske Motorsport. The Porsche 963, racing the 24 Hours of Le Mans, 14–15 June. SourceContinue Reading
The key factors that decided the outcome of MotoGP’s Aragon GP
While the Aragon Grand Prix appeared to be a walkover for championship leader Marc Marquez, the weekend was actually much more nuanced than it appeared on the surface. Here are the four key factors that separated the contenders from the also-rans.Track surface and layoutThe track surface at Motorland is pretty novelContinue Reading
Autosport National Podcast: Reviewing TOCA supports, American SpeedFest and Equipe Classic
Some exciting UK motorsport is reviewed on the latest Autosport National Podcast as Chief Editor Kevin Turner and Group National Editor Stephen Lickorish look back on some of last weekend’s events.Stephen talks about the British Touring Car support events at Thruxton, where the Mini drivers put on a memorable showContinue Reading
How Sutton and Ingram asserted their dominance in manic BTCC Thruxton weekend
Collisions. Controversy. Penalties. The referee waving play on and no penalties. And, as the constant we can rely on in the same way as death, taxes or people moaning about how quick Hyundais are on the straights, the displays of superiority from Tom Ingram and Ash Sutton. Amid the frantic goings-onContinue Reading
Rider radios tried again in Aragon MotoGP test
A fascinating development during the Monday test day at Aragon was the reappearance of the rider radio devices that were being tested by MotoGP to improve safety communication to riders.So far, it has been known that several competitors tested it, including Alex Marquez, Brad Binder, Lorenzo Savadori and Johann Zarco.Savadori,Continue Reading
Why Aston Martin must remain patient in hunt for F1 glory
Aston Martin’s Bob Bell has lifted the lid on the Formula 1 team’s transformation ahead of 2026, with F1’s regulation change coinciding with brand-new facilities, a change of engine partner and several key areas being brought in-house.Lawrence Stroll’s team has invested in brand-new headquarters in Silverstone, including a recently commissionedContinue Reading
How Ogier defied the odds to become the undisputed King of Rally Sardinia
The odds appeared to be stacked against Sebastien Ogier in Sardinia.But Ogier hasn’t won eight World Rally Championship titles by shying away from challenges. And once again the Toyota driver issued a timely reminder of his legendary status, adding yet another record-breaking victory to his glittering career, while leaving HyundaiContinue Reading
Fast-tracking – How F2 has paved the way for today’s F1 drivers
Like a youth team football coach or an inspiring teacher, Bruno Michel has the job of creating an environment for precocious talent to flourish – with his aim to help fledgling racers make the leap to Formula 1.A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they shallContinue Reading