Formula 1
Why Mercedes thinks Monza will be ‘nowhere near’ as bad as Spa
Mercedes is hopeful Monza will be “nowhere near” as punishing for its 2022 Formula 1 car’s straightline speed performance as Spa was two weeks ago
Formula 1
Mercedes is hopeful Monza will be “nowhere near” as punishing for its 2022 Formula 1 car’s straightline speed performance as Spa was two weeks ago
Formula 1
McLaren didn’t have the best reputation for handling a rookie in Formula 1 not so long ago, but Lando Norris says McLaren can “handle very well young guys coming into the sport” ahead of Oscar Piastri joining the team next year
Formula 1
Ferrari will run its cars in a revised Formula 1 livery at this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix to mark the 100th anniversary of the Monza circuit.
IndyCar
A third victory elevates an already stellar sophomore IndyCar season for Scott McLaughlin, who is building “serious momentum” for 2023
Formula 1
How is it that Red Bull has a huge F2 presence and yet sees an IndyCar driver as its only viable option to fill a potential F1 vacancy?
Formula 1
Alfa Romeo has now gone six Formula 1 races without a point, and the Dutch GP weekend was arguably its least convincing weekend yet. Even if it found performance later on, the team concedes it came “a bit too late”
Formula E
McLaren has already revealed Rene Rast as its first Formula E driver but who will line-up alongside him during the manufacturer’s maiden season in the all-electric championship?
Formula 1
Mick Schumacher could be a casualty of Formula 1’s highly-volatile 2023 silly season – and that’s a shame based on his recent performances says Scott Mitchell-Malm
MotoGP
Yamaha’s 2023 M1 might have finally delivered Fabio Quartararo’s long-expressed desire for a bike with more top-end speed after the Frenchman debuted the new bike on the first day of the Misano test
IndyCar
It’s a busy episode for The Race IndyCar Podcast featuring a Portland review, a finale preview and a discussion over Colton Herta’s F1 chance
MotoGP
Pecco Bagnaia led a day of Ducati domination on the first of two test days at Misano
Formula 1
With Red Bull revealing that the only obstacle to seven-time IndyCar race-winner Colton Herta getting an AlphaTauri Formula 1 seat is his lack of a superlicence, The Race’s columnist Jim Wright picks two examples that show a bias in the licence system