The Race

There's no clear reason why the Sachsenring's first corner caused so much chaos in Sunday's German GP, according to the multitude of riders who fell, many of whom were unable to come up with a convincing explanation

A dry German GP at the Sachsenring that was a whole lot messier than the wet sprint left Valentin Khorounzhiy with plenty of things to untangle in his MotoGP rider rankings

New Formula E champion Oliver Rowland wasn't even on the grid two years ago, after voluntarily dropping off it. The driver who returned with Nissan was an altogether different proposition

With big shoes to fill, here's what to expect from Red Bull's new F1 team boss Laurent Mekies

The Kiro team has reacted swiftly to try to lock down Dan Ticktum by activating an option in his Formula E contract amid significant interest from its powertrain supplier Porsche. But it might not be that simple

Christian Horner is still under contract with Red Bull, but a complete split is only a matter of time. And that will release Horner to finally move elsewhere in F1, should he wish to do so

Formula E is losing one big brand at the end of this season, not long after big claims about the series' growth. If those figures are correct, why isn't the grid benefitting?

The Race traces Ferrari's path to its early 2025 WEC dominance and a third-straight Le Mans 24 Hours win, analysing controversial car changes, Le Mans itself, the adversity of its rivals and more

We don't know the full reasons for Red Bull removing Christian Horner, but the future of its four-time F1 champion Max Verstappen was undoubtedly part of its thinking. But what Verstappen actually needs from Red Bull is incredibly simple

Tech3 KTM MotoGP rider Enea Bastianini is at risk of missing the German Grand Prix through appendicitis - but could yet take part

Honda's reported move to hire KTM engine designer Kurt Trieb represents another spectacular flexing of muscle by the MotoGP sleeping giant

Here's a quick-fire way to get to know each of the team principals in F1 right now

Christian Horner has been removed from his position as Red Bull’s Formula 1 CEO and team principal

Christian Horner is out of the Red Bull team he's presided over since its F1 debut in 2005. Here's our verdict on his legacy, the timing of his exit, and what it says about Max Verstappen's position

It’s difficult to see any winners in Red Bull's shock sacking of Christian Horner, says Mark Hughes

A massive Red Bull F1 era - its first, in fact - is over. Scott Mitchell-Malm looks at what triggered the decision to sack Christian Horner