MotoGP
Ducati using team orders to secure MotoGP title would be futile
Ducati has come under fire for not using team orders to help Pecco Bagnaia win the 2022 MotoGP riders’ title – but attempts to do so would be futile, as Simon Patterson explains
MotoGP
Ducati has come under fire for not using team orders to help Pecco Bagnaia win the 2022 MotoGP riders’ title – but attempts to do so would be futile, as Simon Patterson explains
Formula 1
The Formula 1 title might inevitably be heading the way of Max Verstappen, but by crushing the opposition – even if not as fierce a prospect in 2021 – the Red Bull driver has displayed a trait rarely seen
Formula 1
Mark Hughes joins Edd Straw to discuss Zhou Guanyu’s new deal with Alfa Romeo for 2023 on the latest episode of The Race F1 Podcast
IndyCar
IndyCar has revealed its 2023 calendar, which features 17 races starting in St Petersburg in March and ending at Laguna Seca in September.
Formula 1
The number of Formula 1 sprint races per season will rise from three to six from next year following unanimous agreement from the teams
Formula 1
Mick Schumacher is fighting to stay in Formula 1 but even if he does it looks like his dream of one day racing for Ferrari is over
Members Club Articles
The Race’s graphic designer Oliver Card picks out three of the best and worst Formula 1 liveries and explains what makes a good livery
Formula E
Formula E’s inaugural Cape Town E-Prix – delayed from its initial February 2022 date – will take place in 2023 according to two key figures behind the event
MotoGP
Honda MotoGP test rider Tetsuta Nagashima will replace Takaaki Nakagami at this weekend’s Thai Grand Prix
Formula 1
Zhou Guanyu will be an Alfa Romeo Formula 1 driver again in 2023 – there’s little surprise there. But how good has his rookie season been, and how much has his progress been masked by Alfa Romeo’s slip down the pecking order?
Formula 1
Zhou Guanyu has been announced as an Alfa Romeo driver for a second season, leaving just four seats to be filled on the 2023 Formula 1 grid
MotoGP
MotoGP has announced a five-year deal to race in Kazakhstan at the Sokol circuit, which will begin in 2023