April 29, 2025

The British Superbike Championship has reached a broadcasting deal with Motorsport.tv for the 2025 season.The campaign will take place over 11 rounds across eight tracks, including seven of Britain’s most renowned circuits as well as Assen in the Netherlands.It will be available to watch via Motorsport.tv – including the www.motorsport.tv website, mobile and TV apps, as well as Fire TV …Keep reading

The concept of a promoter’s caution in this year’s All-Star Race has been met with skepticism and even ridicule by some in the NASCAR garage. Now, the annual exhibition race has always been seen as a bit of a testing ground for new and out there ideas, so we shouldn’t be entirely surprised. It’s also embraced far more questionable gimmicks than this in the past, but it’s still something that is …Keep reading

Reportedly, NASCAR was going to shove the rule book aside for this year’s All-Star Race, giving teams the opportunity to push their ingenuity to the absolute limit and work outside of the usually rigid parameters for the Next Gen car. Basically, a race with Next Gen cars and parts, but no limit on what teams could do to them. However, this exciting ‘run what you brung’ concept never materialized …Keep reading

The Spanish GP wasn’t overly dramatic or filled with much excitement after factory Ducati rider Marc Marquez crashed out of race-winning contention, and brother Alex took the lead. The younger of the two held first place until he saw the chequered flag – a relatively standard race, on the face of it. But when Alex Marquez crossed the finish line, he quietly added to MotoGP’s history of …Keep reading

“Over the past five years, we have implemented a very targeted strategy to bring Formula 1 ever closer to the American fans,” F1 president and CEO Stefano Domenicali tells Motorsport.com when discussing the growth in the USA.Has the strategy been successful? Well, if Shakira had been a mathematician, there is no doubt she would have agreed that the numbers don’t lie because, to eek more …Keep reading

It’s 2023, and five races in, Aston Martin has already secured four podium finishes and 102 points in the standings, establishing itself as the second-best team on the grid behind Red Bull. Two years later, and again, five races in — that tally has more than halved, with the British team earning a measly 10 points.It’s a clear sign of regression from the Silverstone-based team. Although …Keep reading