Formula 1
Agag aiming to ‘coordinate’ F1’s electric future with Formula E
Are Formula 1 and Formula E destined to coexist as electric series? Alejandro Agag is among those mulling their joint future
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MotoGP
Ducati on the defensive amid MotoGP tyre pressure scrutiny
In an impromptu call with the MotoGP media, Ducati discussed the front tyre pressure claim that followed Francesco Bagnaia’s Jerez win
Formula 1
Gary Anderson: What varying Miami pace can tell us about F1 teams
While F1 2022’s two pace-setting cars were fairly consistent through the Miami GP weekend, the same cannot be said for many of their rivals
Formula 1
Why Verstappen isn’t easing up on ‘hit and miss’ Red Bull
Max Verstappen is putting a some real momentum together in the 2022 F1 season – but his Red Bull is still too brittle for his liking
Formula 1
One way to check if F1 really is a better spectacle than Indy
Formula 1’s CEO Greg Maffei raised eyebrows last week by suggesting its televisual offering is “a way better offering” than the Indianapolis 500. Was that a fair assessment?
IndyCar
Is this why McLaren isn’t put off by Rossi’s post-2019 slump?
Winless since 2019, Alexander Rossi is nonetheless attracting interest from a top IndyCar team – and there’s a logic behind it
MotoGP
Why Mir-to-Aprilia would make more sense than you think
Aprilia is not the most obvious 2023 MotoGP destination for Joan Mir – but it may well be the best of his options
Formula E
Buemi, Giovinazzi and the rest: Envision’s post-Frijns options
Envision Racing has a task on its hands to replace the Robin Frijns now he’s set to move to Abt, but five current Formula E drivers are reasonable targets for 2023
Formula 1
Williams’s Miami GP ‘anomaly’ wasn’t its lucky points haul
It took a collision and a post-race penalty to give Alex Albon and Williams two points in Miami, but Albon believes that sells their effort short
MotoGP
Podcast: Where Suzuki MotoGP duo can find 2023 refuge
Now Suzuki is leaving MotoGP, which teams are likely to make a move for Joan Mir and Alex Rins for 2023? That’s the headline topic on the latest edition of The Race MotoGP Podcast
Formula 1
F1’s Miami hyperbole and the alienating disconnect it created
Liberty Media has taken F1 to new audiences and expanded it – and has been forthcoming in extolling its virtues. Edd Straw says that’s where the problems appear to lie with how the Miami GP was received by its wider fanbase
Formula 1
Alonso’s race reflected best and worst of his F1 comeback
Tremendous racecraft, self-adulation, grievances with officials or fellow drivers – all of these have characterised Fernando Alonso’s return to Formula 1. His Miami GP race didn’t stray far from that narrative