Motorsports

A stricken Aston Martin caused a red flag for the second consecutive day of Formula 1’s final 2026 Bahrain pre-season test

Gary Anderson explains the pros and cons of Ferrari's upside down rear wing, and how it differs to the other teams' approaches for 2026

Formula 1 teams have been invited to run with reduced electric power deployment at times during the final Bahrain test - here's why

Kimi Antonelli topped the penultimate day of F1 2026 pre-season testing with the fastest lap in Bahrain this year so far

Dropping Phillip Island for an Adelaide street track will alienate MotoGP fans and riders, and is so unfeasible safety-wise that it's hard to see it ever happening at all, says Simon Patterson

Does the FIA think Ferrari's upside down wing is legal? And what do its rivals make of the innovation? More on the story that took the F1 paddock by storm on Thursday

A head-to-head between the McLaren of Oscar Piastri and the Red Bull of Max Verstappen headlined the race simulations on day two in Bahrain

Ferrari-engined cars have turned heads at Formula 1 testing after taking off “like rockets” in the end-of-season collective practice race starts

We learned plenty from the penultimate day of F1 2026 pre-season testing

Pre-season is done and dusted, with a date at Buriram up next!

MotoGP has confirmed that the Australian Grand Prix will move to the Adelaide Street Circuit from 2027, marking a first of its kind event for the sport

Normal service resumes as MotoGP returns to Buriram for the final two days of testing. Here’s how you can stay updated with everything!

With just two days of testing left before the season opener, check out what you need to know ahead of the Buriram Test

Mercedes's Toto Wolff believes that his team will be part of the 'usual suspects' that can compete at the front come Melbourne.

Haas reserve driver Ryo Hirakawa discusses how he still has a lot to learn about the 2026 Haas car, and touches on TGR's growing involvement with the Haas team.

Zak Brown believes that McLaren will be in the “big four” teams entering into 2026, but the papaya squad’s CEO does not expect that they will place at the front of that group.