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Oscar Piastri scored his first ever F1 win in a dramatic Hungarian GP that was only further complicated by McLaren’s strategy. Despite all the intra-team chaos, though, McLaren did finish one-two, with Lando Norris on the second step of the podium. Lewis Hamilton survived his own share of drama with Max Verstappen to finish third. […]

TVS’ Sarthak Chavan put on a dominant display at Round 2 of the MRF MMSC Indian National Motorcycle Racing Championship (INMRC), which was held at the Madras International Circuit on July 5–7. The 17-year-old won races in the premier Pro-Stock 301-400cc and 165cc classes, as well as TVS’ Electric RTE series. However, he was denied

In an electric German MotoGP race, Francesco Bagnaia took victory as his title rival Jorge Martin crashed out with just three laps to go. Marc and Alex Marquez were second and third, respectively, making this yet another race where the podium was locked out by the Bolognese bullets.  Bagnaia now most successful Ducati rider Both

Lewis Hamilton defeated Max Verstappen and Lando Norris to win the British GP, scoring his first F1 win since the 2021 Saudi Arabian GP. With nine wins at Silverstone, he now also holds the record for the most wins at a single circuit; he previously shared this record with Michael Schumacher, who won eight races

Just like he did at the Italian GP, Francesco Bagnaia had the perfect weekend where he dominated both the Sprint and feature-length race at the Dutch MotoGP round. World championship standings leader and 2025 Aprilia factory rider, Jorge Martin finished second and Bagnaia’s teammate Enea Bastianini, who will move to Tech3 KTM next season, was

George Russell scored a surprise win at the Austrian GP after Max Verstappen and Lando Norris collided while battling for the lead. This handed Mercedes its first win since the 2022 Brazilian GP. McLaren did have one driver on the podium, with Oscar Piastri finishing second, followed by Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz. Russell wins, 1.906 secs

Max Verstappen kept Lando Norris at bay to win the Spanish GP and score his seventh victory so far this season. Lewis Hamilton finished third, making his first Grand Prix podium appearance this year. Verstappen wins, 2.219 secs ahead of Norris Red Bull driver extends title lead to 69 points Ferrari finish P5, P6 Verstappen

This year’s 24 Hours of Le Mans was an action-packed affair, with nine different Hypercar entries leading the race at some point. But, Ferrari survived changing conditions and late-race drama to win the fabled endurance race for the second consecutive year. The No. 50 Ferrari 499P, with Nicklas Nielsen behind the wheel, crossed the finish

Max Verstappen returned to winning ways as Canada delivered another action-packed race in mixed conditions. But it was far from a runaway victory, with McLaren’s Lando Norris and Mercedes’ George Russell putting up a strong challenge. Verstappen wins, 3.879 secs ahead of Norris Russell beats Hamilton to take P3 Both Ferrari drivers retire Verstappen beats

Francesco Bagnaia won both races at Mugello to reinvigorate his title hopes, as a near-perfect weekend saw him collect the maximum 37 points available. Enea Bastianini pulled off a last corner pass on Jorge Martin to make it a double podium finish for Ducati on home soil. The Italian team donned a special blue livery