May 6, 2025

Sit down with Williams team principal James Vowles for any length of time and at some point it is likely the conversation will turn to his passion for bringing through the most promising young minds and giving them a home – both at Grove and in Formula 1. Through its early careers programmes, Williams is continuing to do just that. With performance improving on track and a team-record …Keep reading

Homestead-Miami Speedway hosted NASCAR’s championship weekend every year from 2002 through 2019 before the finale shifted to Phoenix Raceway for 2020 onwards.But calls from both drivers and fans to return to the popular intermediate track in Southern Florida have only grown louder in recent years, and now it’s finally happening. Homestead will again host the title-decider for the NASCAR Cup …Keep reading

Jesse Love is getting a lot more experience in a Cup car than anyone expected entering the 2025 season. The 20-year-old made his Cup debut with Richard Childress Racing at Bristol, finishing 31st. He made another appearance in the recent Cup race at Texas, this time driving for Beard Motorsports where a late-race crash left him with a DNF. Love spun at the exit of Turn 2 with less than 50 laps to …Keep reading

Scott McLaughlin entered the IndyCar season as a top contender for the championship, coming off back-to-back top-three finishes in both the 2023 and 2024 seasons. Now, four races into the 2025 season, he’s not about to let that tag be taken away.The driver of the #3 Team Penske car began the year with the pole position at St. Pete last February, but had to wait until last Sunday’s Children’s …Keep reading

Jochen Mass disproved the saying that nice guys finish last. A charming man who was universally liked, the German was a race winner in Formula 1 and one of the top sportscar drivers of his generation, claiming a victory in the Le Mans 24 Hours. But perhaps the German, who has died aged 78 from complications following a stroke, was just too nice to truly make his mark at the pinnacle of the sport …Keep reading

As if there was any doubt, McLaren’s crushing 1-2 win in Formula 1’s Miami GP further confirmed the papaya team remains well on top in racing conditions, especially when rear tyre wear is critical. So why is Max Verstappen regularly beating Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to pole?Piastri led Norris home for his third consecutive win, and McLaren’s fifth out of six races so far this season, with …Keep reading

Lewis Hamilton may be the second most experienced Formula 1 driver in history with 362 grand prix starts, but he insists he remains as motivated as ever – and says his feisty radio comments are just proof of this.Ferrari’s strategy was highly scrutinised again in Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix as Hamilton and team-mate Charles Leclerc ended up hindering one another, quibbling over the same …Keep reading