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George Russell defeated Max Verstappen to win the Canadian GP and hand Mercedes its first win of the 2025 F1 season. Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli finished third, securing his maiden F1 podium result. For the first time this year, no McLaren driver made it to the podium. Lando Norris had to retire after making contact with […]

The #83 AF Corse Ferrari – driven by Robert Kubica, Yifei Yei and Philip Hanson – stormed to victory at the 2025 edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, beating out Porsche and both the factory Ferrari cars. With this, AF Corse becomes the first customer team to win Le Mans in 20 years.

The 2025 MRF MMSC Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship (INMRC) kicked off, with Round 1 held at Madras International Circuit. The round saw the introduction of the new Pro-Stock 165-200cc category, running race-prepped TVS Apache GP200R bikes (based on the Apache RTR 200 4V). 11-time national champion Rajini Krishnan also returns for a full season

After a couple of weekends where someone other than a rider on a certain red machine took victory, Marc Marquez and Ducati are back to their winning ways in 2025. The Spaniard dominated every single session of this past weekend and won both the Sprint and full-length races at Aragon – the track where he

McLaren’s Oscar Piastri extended his 2025 F1 championship lead after winning the Spanish GP. A late Safety Car resulted in a dramatic end to the race, with Max Verstappen making contact with both, Charles Leclerc and George Russell while battling for a podium result. The Red Bull driver ended up P10 after being penalised for

Lando Norris successfully fended off Charles Leclerc to win the 2025 Monaco GP, where the mandatory two-pitstop rule resulted in some controversial strategic calls. Oscar Piastri was third, handing McLaren a double podium finish.  It was a crucial win for Norris, bringing him within just three points of his teammate and championship leader Piastri. Norris

An early red flag coming to the Marquez brothers’ rescue and Fabio Quartararo retiring from the lead were just some of the noteworthy things that happened at the British GP this year. Ultimately, it was Marco Bezzecchi who took his first win of the season with Aprilia, followed by Honda’s Johann Zarco and championship leader

Max Verstappen secured his second win of the 2025 F1 season with a statement drive to victory at the Imola GP. The timing of the Virtual Safety Car (VSC) and Full Safety Car interruptions played a key role in determining the final results. While drivers like Verstappen, Lando Norris, Lewis Hamilton and Isack Hadjar timed

In a whirlwind twist of events that included the entire grid opting to swap bikes during the warm up lap, changing weather conditions and then more drama during the sighting lap, Johann Zarco ultimately prevailed in front of his home crowd to take victory in the 2025 French MotoGP race.  Zarco the first French rider

Mahindra Racing returned to the Formula E podium after over two years, with Nyck de Vries finishing second in the Monaco E-Prix. A strong points haul at the Monaco double header propels the Indian team to third place overall in the teams’ championship. Mahindra moves up to third place in teams’ standings Rowland wins Race