Rowland secured the title after the second of two races in Berlin, marking the first time a Japanese manufacturer had won the championship. Rowland secured the title after the second of two races in Berlin, marking the first time a Japanese manufacturer had won the championship. Motorsport Read More
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Arrow McLaren driver Nolan Siegel will miss the second leg of the NTT IndyCar Series’ Iowa Speedway doubleheader after his crash during Saturday’s Synk 275.The Californian was checked by the IndyCar Medical Team and has not been cleared to compete in the Farm to Finish 275. Arrow McLaren has withdrawn the No. 6 Chevrolet from the race, leaving the field at 26 entries.“There’s no …Keep reading
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When NASCAR’s top division went to Mexico City for the first time last month, Shane van Gisbergen (SVG) won in the biggest margin of victory seen in any Cup race in over 15 years. Just last week at the Chicago Street Course, he was once again victorious — this time, sweeping the weekend in both Xfinity and Cup races.Next up is Sonoma, where SVG has already secured pole position. But based …Keep reading
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Oliver Rowland has been crowned the 2024-25 Formula E world champion after finishing fourth in the second Berlin E-Prix of the weekend, which was won by Nick Cassidy.Chief title rival Pascal Wehrlein needed another strong points finish to keep his championship defence going into the double-header London finale, but faded during the race and slipped to 16th at the finish.With Rowland …Keep reading
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When only 10 riders made it to the chequered flag in the MotoGP German Grand Prix, it equalled the record for the lowest number of finishers in a premier class race since the end of the 500cc era.Since the MotoGP era began in 2002, only the 2011 Australian Grand Prix has ended with as few finishers as Sunday’s race at the Sachsenring.But the 2025 German GP, with its 18 starters, was more …Keep reading
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Marc Marquez took his fourth consecutive grand prix win and his ninth MotoGP victory at the Sachsenring as he dominated the German Grand Prix.The factory Ducati rider was unchallenged as he led the full distance from pole position.His brother Alex Marquez returned to familiar territory by finishing second for Gresini Ducati, while his team-mate Francesco Bagnaia came home third in a dry …Keep reading
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His brother Alex Marquez took second with Francesco Bagnaia third as only 10 riders finished, the lowest number completing a MotoGP since 2011. His brother Alex Marquez took second with Francesco Bagnaia third as only 10 riders finished, the lowest number completing a MotoGP since 2011. Motorsport Read More
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Jonathan Wheatley says he is relishing the chance to carry Sauber’s mid-season momentum into 2026, as the team transitions into the Audi Formula 1 outfit.Wheatley officially joined Sauber in April after leaving Red Bull and has already overseen steady improvements during his short tenure as team principal.At the Austrian Grand Prix, Gabriel Bortoleto finished eighth and scored his first …Keep reading
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Fabio Quartararo offered a terse reaction to team boss Paolo Pavesio’s statements that Yamaha wants to race its new V4 in 2026, saying his own MotoGP future depends on the team making the right decision.Quartararo has been a loyal Yamaha rider since his MotoGP career began in 2019, but his frustration with the current state of affairs has grown in recent weeks as expectations have been …Keep reading
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One question that has been constant in recent weeks is will Max Verstappen leave Red Bull before his contract ends in 2028 – and that isn’t likely to change after the sacking of Christian Horner as F1 team boss.Mercedes has made no secret of its ‘flirting’ with Verstappen while rumours also link the four-time F1 world champion to a reunion with Adrian Newey plus Honda over at Aston …Keep reading