Formula 1
How ‘brute force aero’ makes 2022 F1 cars easier to drive
It seems easier to make a stable and predictable Formula 1 handling platform under the simplified 2022 aero rules. That’s good news for McLaren
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MotoGP
KTM’s Binder tops first practice of 2022 MotoGP season in Qatar
KTM was quickest in the opening practice session of the 2022 MotoGP season, with Brad Binder leading the way in Qatar as Francesco Bagnaia crashed
MotoGP
Factory Ducatis ditch 2022 MotoGP engine for ‘hybrid’ spec
The factory Ducati MotoGP team will start the 2022 season this weekend using not its new 2022-spec engines but rather a modified version of last year’s engine
MotoGP
Partial ban on holeshot devices on key MotoGP meeting agenda
The future of MotoGP’s ride height adjustment devices will be discussed at this weekend’s 2022 season-opener in Qatar. Simon Patterson explains all you need to know
Formula 1
FIA reveals promises Russian drivers must make in order to race
The FIA has revealed the ‘driver commitment’ that Russian drivers will have to follow to be able to race in FIA-sanctioned motorsport events amid Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine
MotoGP
Review: MotoGP’s new Amazon doc one-ups F1’s Drive to Survive
MotoGP’s answer to Formula 1’s Drive To Survive series is a big hit with The Race’s Deputy Editor Valentin Khorounzhiy who believes MotoGP Unlimited surpasses the quality of what Drive To Survive has produced so far
Formula E
Track revealed for Formula E’s delayed Cape Town debut
The group behind the Cape Town E-Prix has revealed the track that is set to host the city’s first race in 2023
MotoGP
Our 2022 MotoGP season predictions
MotoGP’s record-breaking 21-race 2022 season kicks off this weekend in Qatar, so our writers have made their predictions for the season ahead
Formula 1
Why new Aston F1 chief sees ‘blatant’ BMW-Sauber parallels as key
BMW Sauber’s infamous development decision in 2008 disillusioned Mike Krack from Formula 1 with corporate targets overriding the racing realties. Now he’s back with Aston Martin and is keen to help them avoid a repeat as Mark Hughes explains
Formula 1
‘We’d love to be involved’ – Is an Aston F1 engine likely?
Do Lawrence Stroll’s grand ambitions for the Aston Martin Formula 1 project include building its own engine for the 2026 rules? There are growing hints it will happen
IndyCar
IndyCar’s engine delay a no-brainer, but bigger questions loom
IndyCar’s decision to delay its new hybrid engines until 2024 seemed inevitable. But the next question facing the series may be far tougher to answer as Jack Benyon explains.
MotoGP
Suppo’s vision for Suzuki and its 2023 MotoGP rider line-up
New Suzuki MotoGP team boss Livio Suppo has laid out his plans for the defending world championship-winning team’s future in his first appearance in blue at the opening round of the 2022 season in Qatar