MotoGP
Ducati delays MotoGP launch for COVID-positive Miller
Ducati has delayed the official launch of its 2022 MotoGP bike after factory rider Jack Miller tested positive for COVID
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Formula 1
Winners and losers in F1’s increased aero testing handicap
Each Formula 1 team has designed its 2022 car with different aerodynamic testing restrictions – and these are set to change further this year. Scott Mitchell and Edd Straw explain who will have the biggest advantage
Motorcycle racing
‘The TT is all I ever think about’ – John McGuinness interview
A savage injury, caught up in the farcical Norton project, and then two years of COVID cancellation – Isle of Man TT legend John McGuinness has had five rough years. Now he’s finally back in a position to add to his TT legacy
Formula E
Formula E rules changed so Maserati can use DS powertrains
A new provision has been added to the Formula E rules to make Maserati’s 2023 entry plan possible via some technology sharing and rebadging
MotoGP
We predict the 2023 MotoGP rider line-ups
With most riders out of contract, the 2023 MotoGP silly season could be huge. We predict who’ll end up where, and who’ll lose their place on the grid
Formula 1
Red Bull-Porsche, McLaren-Audi – have VW’s F1 plans progressed?
As the tantalising wait to see if Audi and Porsche commit to their Formula 1 plans continues, here’s the latest on the machinations, possibilities and timescales
Formula 1
Williams F1 team splits with its engineering director
Williams has parted company with its Formula 1 engineering director Adam Carter, who had effectively taken technical control in the aftermath of Paddy Lowe’s 2019 departure
MotoGP
Eight Ducatis can help the racing – but hurt the title fight
Ducati was the best bike on the MotoGP grid by late 2021. In 2022, there will be eight of them. Will that spoil the title battle?
Formula 1
Brown calls for F1 stewards to be full-time – Why aren’t they?
As McLaren boss Zak Brown calls for Formula 1 to have full-time stewards, Edd Straw tries to fathom why it doesn’t already
Formula 1
COTA fixing bumps after F1 and MotoGP controversy
The Circuit of the Americas has launched a major resurfacing program ahead of the 2022 season, responding to criticism following last year’s Formula 1 and MotoGP races, with resurfacing taking place across a broad section of the Texan track worst-affected by bumps
Formula E
A Porsche/Andretti tie-up could be huge for Formula E
The latest twist in the fascinating jigsaw of 2023 Formula E Gen3 team/manufacturer alliances could bring together motorsport giants Porsche and Andretti
Formula 1
What happens in an F1 crash test? Gary Anderson’s guide
Over the coming weeks you’ll (hopefully) see every Formula 1 team announce their new 2022 car has passed its crash test. Gary Anderson explains what that process involves, and how much more stringent it has become