Three stripes and you’re in – how Mercedes and adidas finally landed F1 collaboration
Mercedes has been keen to work with adidas for some time and finally a 15-year flirtation has resulted in the German brands uniting ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 season.Alongside the eye-catching fan apparel and the familiar three stripes adorning team gear, there is ongoing technical development that adidas hopesContinue Reading
The factors behind Evans’ best-ever start to a WRC season
It may be far too early for World Rally Championship title talk, but there is no denying Elfyn Evans’ career-best start to a season has offered the Toyota driver a perfect platform for a title tilt.The 2025 season is only two rounds old but, heading into round three in KenyaContinue Reading
Autosport National Podcast: What we’d like to bring back to UK motorsport
Kevin Turner and Stephen Lickorish sit down for another weekly edition of the Autosport National Podcast, and this week we’re discussing changes!Both presenters went off and created their list of things they’d like to bring back to the National scene, whether it be series, cars, attitudes, or anything else.The onlyContinue Reading
Jelley to make another BTCC return in Honda
Four-time British Touring Car Championship race winner Stephen Jelley is to make a surprise return to the series in 2025.The 42-year-old, who spent last season in the Porsche Carrera Cup GB, has taken the second seat at One Motorsport to pilot a Honda Civic Type R.It reunites Jelley with OneContinue Reading
Analysis: McLaren experiments with rear wings, Sauber improves with aero updates
As expected, very few genuinely new parts arrived at the Australian Grand Prix as the 10 Formula 1 teams sought to put more mileage on the packages they ran with in Bahrain testing.That’s not to say anyone didn’t dabble in a bit of early update fun; Sauber introduced a newContinue Reading
Why Australia showed promise for both Norris and McLaren – Our F1 ‘Trackside View’
Editor-In-Chief Ben Hunt and Senior Writer Emily Selleck sit down fresh off the back of the 2025 Australian Grand Prix to review the race from our ‘trackside view’. Ben and Emily discuss what was a hard-fought win for Lando Norris, fending off Max Verstappen and teammate Oscar Piastri, sharing someContinue Reading
Runaway wheels and a day for the underdogs: Winners and losers from NASCAR in Vegas
Hendrick Motorsports and Joe Gibbs Racing have dominated the NASCAR Cup at Las Vegas for the last three seasons, which has also been the case in the first four races of the new year. But Sunday showcased the strengths of drivers outside of the Hendrick and JGR-circle like Berry, Suarez,Continue Reading
Why is it so difficult for F1 drivers to race in the wet?
Every generation of racing driver has its supreme talent. Seldom is the difference between this individual and their peers more manifest than when conditions are wet or changeable, goes the established wisdom.While it’s difficult to argue against most of the names on Autosport’s spreadsheet of victories in grands prix significantlyContinue Reading
Why Marquez’s Argentina masterclass was nothing like his Thailand triumph
There’s a refreshing element to MotoGP’s current sibling rivalry. It’s one that takes nearly all the conjecture out of writing a piece like this.The thing about these Marquez brothers, who seem to embody the happy, harmonious, life-loving Spanish family, is that they’re fastidiously honest with each other. And if theyContinue Reading
Marko slams Hadjar’s tearful Australian GP exit as “embarrassing”
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko was left unimpressed by Isack Hadjar’s behaviour after the French driver burst into tears at the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix.Hadjar’s misery stemmed from his wet-weather crash on the formation lap of the Albert Park race, which happened as early as Turn 2 and meant heContinue Reading