Formula 1

The proper test of Ferrari's critical early 2025 upgrade

Ferrari thinks F1's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix will offer it a key test on just how much progress it has made in solving its early-season wobbles

Formula 1

Why Russell is an unusual reference for F1's last-placed driver

The start George Russell has made to F1 2025 makes him an obvious benchmark for most of the grid. But he's a reference for the driver who's last in the points for an unusual reason

Formula 1

Russell's verdict after debuting F1's under-the-radar innovation

George Russell has revealed how he gave one of Formula 1’s latest innovations an under-the-radar race debut, after using a cooling vest en route to his runner-up finish in Bahrain last weekend

Formula 1

'I can beat him' - What Tsunoda's learning from Verstappen

Yuki Tsunoda believes he will be able to beat Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen once he has unlocked all he needs from his RB21 car

Formula 1

Verstappen's brilliantly frustrating response to Red Bull exit talk

Max Verstappen faced a fresh wave of Red Bull exit talk - and his response to it on Thursday in Jeddah highlighted how he has the F1 paddock dancing to his tune

Formula 1

Sainz's Ferrari driving style has exposed a key Williams weakness

Carlos Sainz believes a Williams weakness he has needed to adapt to may have been holding it back in recent years as it is “part of the DNA” of its Formula 1 cars

MotoGP

Jorge Martin injury: Aprilia reveals more details and recovery plan

Aprilia has released an extensive new update on the health condition of its MotoGP champion rider Jorge Martin, who remains in hospital in Doha after his Qatar Grand Prix crash

MotoGP

Ducati's other 2025 gamble looks a big success early on

Bringing in Marc Marquez was of course the most high profile call Ducati made in the MotoGP off-season. But bringing in a rookie was another, and Valentin Khorounzhiy reckons that move is paying off so far

Formula 1

Ex-Ben Sulayem deputy chief provides more detail on bombshell exit

Former FIA deputy president of sport Robert Reid has shed more light on his recent resignation – explaining how he could not work “within a system that no longer reflected the standards” he believed it should uphold

Endurance

What the WEC is risking with its Hypercar balancing measures

The WEC is going to increasingly extreme lengths to make sure every Hypercar is capable of setting the same laptime. But at what cost?

Formula 1

McLaren hits back at Red Bull over flexi-wing accusations

McLaren has thrown Formula 1's flexi rear wing debate right back at Red Bull – suggesting its rival should not be ignoring the benefits of its own choice of a stiff design when it stirs things up

Formula 1

What matters most after Marko revived Verstappen exit talk

Helmut Marko’s fear that Max Verstappen could leave Red Bull has revived speculation about the Formula 1 world champion’s potential exit at a fitting moment