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Michelin and Pirelli are essentially swapping MotoGP and World Superbikes for 2027 - which will intrigue riders out of contract
Edd Straw has seen F1: The Movie - here's his take if it's any good
See how Formula 1 team-mates have compared across qualifying sessions in 2025
Lewis Hamilton's Canadian Grand Prix was wrecked by the Ferrari driver striking a groundhog - here's what it cost him
The 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours won't go down as one of the great editions of this race, but there were two major stories (and contrasting emotions) to tell at the front of the field
From F1 2025's new race winner to a team getting left behind at the foot of the championship, here are eight things we learned from the Canadian GP
The 14-time Isle of Man TT winner Peter Hickman has revealed that a component failure on his 8Ten Racing BMW was the cause of the crash that took him out of contention at this year’s race
IndyCar's 2025 visit to Gateway was one of the best short oval races in recent memory. Here are our winners and losers from a fascinating watch
Red Bull sought out Formula 1 race director Rui Marques ahead of the Canadian GP to express fears that rivals would try to goad Max Verstappen into earning a race ban
Did anyone string together a better weekend than the driver who had total control of the Canadian GP? And how big a hit to Lando Norris's ranking did two costly errors provide?
The 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours result is still yet to be declared, with the works #50 Ferrari 499P Hypercar that finished fourth overall at risk of disqualification after failing post-race technical checks
The Red Bull Formula 1 team has submitted a protest against Canadian Grand Prix winner George Russell
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri’s lesson from their Canadian Grand Prix collision needs to be to leave each other more margin for misjudgement, according to their F1 team boss Andrea Stella
Kimi Antonelli may have his first F1 podium at just 18 years old, but he isn't the youngest ever podium finisher
Lando Norris has been given a five-second penalty for the Canadian Grand Prix he crashed out of, rather than a grid drop for the next Formula 1 race in Austria
