Collins and Stevenson join the Grand Prix Trust
Sky Sports pundit Bernie Collins and long-serving Aston Martin Formula 1 team sporting director Andy Stevenson have been appointed trustees of the Grand Prix Trust.The trust was founded by three-time world champion Jackie Stewart in 1987 and is a benevolent fund that helps support those who either currently or haveContinue Reading
Bono and Shov Re-Watch Michael Schumacher’s 2012 Monaco Grand Prix Pole Lap! | Mercedes F1 Memories
A unique look back at a special moment of Mercedes Monaco history. Peter Bonnington and Andrew Shovlin re-watch Michael Schumacher’s incredible final lap of qualifying from the 2012 Monaco Grand Prix. While a grid penalty kept the legendary German from starting on pole, the lap definitely goes down as oneContinue Reading
Kurt Busch among those selected for 2026 NASCAR Hall of Fame class
The voting panel had to choose two names from the Modern Era Ballot and one from the Pioneer Ballot on Tuesday, ultimately deciding on the following individuals: Kurt Busch (Modern), Harry Gant (Modern), and Ray Hendrick (Pioneer).Busch and Gant both received 61% of the Modern Era ballot votes. Jeff BurtonContinue Reading
Who’s next? The first-time winners of NASCAR’s grueling Coke 600
It’s a bit strange to think that inexperienced drivers seem to shine in this grueling five-hour marathon, but it’s happened enough for it to become notable. At 600 miles, no other NASCAR race gets close to the length of the Coca Cola 600.Born from the minds of Bruton Smith and Curtis Turner, theContinue Reading
F1 Review – A Look Back At Imola And What It Means For Monaco
Autosport Editor-In-Chief Kevin Turner sits down with Jake Boxall-Legge and Ronald Vording to review F1’s final race in Imola, as well as look ahead to this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix. Discussion on the show includes how Red Bull’s latest upgrade package made the difference as Max Verstappen led from TurnContinue Reading
Why F1 Imola GP was still positive for Aston Martin despite no points
Aston Martin’s history with upgrades is rocky to say the least, with the British team often struggling to find form once it starts strapping new parts to its Formula 1 car.At Imola last weekend, for example, the British side brought a raft of updates to the AMR25 and still leftContinue Reading
How Antonelli struggled to cope with pressures of home F1 race at Imola
Mercedes Formula 1 rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli admitted the buzz around his Imola homecoming weekend left him short on energy as he suffered a tricky event.Antonelli’s first grand prix start on Italian soil – just down the road from his native city of Bologna – did not turn out theContinue Reading
Cadillac unveils Wayne Taylor Racing’s livery for Le Mans debut
Cadillac has unveiled the livery in which the Wayne Taylor Racing squad will make its maiden assault on the Le Mans 24 Hours next month.WTR’s solo V-Series.R LMDh entered for the double-points round of the World Endurance Championship on 14-15 June will be backed by oil company Mobil 1.The primaryContinue Reading
A2RL to return for season two at Yas Marina Circuit
The Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League will return bigger than ever for an enthralling second season with a huge prize pool on offer to the victor. A2RL is an AI-driven racing league in which research teams from 10 countries will compete against each other on 15 November at Yas Marina Circuit.France,Continue Reading
Fourth WRC Hyundai car “still a chance” for 2025, says Abiteboul
Hyundai returned to form in Portugal but it will postpone any decision to run a fourth car until it is happy with its upgraded World Rally Championship challenger’s performance.The Korean marque bounced back from its crushing Canary Islands defeat last month by taking the fight to Toyota in Portugal lastContinue Reading