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Williams Formula 1 driver George Russell has apologised to Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas after their big crash and subsequent disagreement in Sunday’s Imola race
The IndyCar season-opener at Barber produced a very tense finish and some surprising winners and losers. It’s set up a lot of tantalising prospects for the year ahead
The Aston Martin Formula 1 team is now “pretty satisfied that all the correct steps were followed” regarding the aerodynamic rule changes it feels unfairly hurt by in 2021
Formula 1’s managing director of motorsport Ross Brawn believes Valtteri Bottas was at fault for the huge Emilia Romagna Grand Prix crash with George Russell
George Russell clearly incurred Mercedes boss Toto Wolff’s displeasure with his huge crash with Valtteri Bottas in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Has that made it less likely Russell will be a Mercedes Formula 1 driver in 2022? It definitely shouldn’t, argues Alice Powell
The moments that set up Max Verstappen’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix victory suggested an underlying Red Bull problem is now history – and it came as a pleasant surprise to Verstappen. Scott Mitchell explains, with help from Honda chief Toyoharu Tanabe
Riders with world title aspirations end up right at the bottom of Simon Patterson’s ranking of the Portimao MotoGP performances – while heroic returning champion Marc Marquez is among those who really impressed
Seventh on the grid, 10th in the race. Romain Grosjean loved his IndyCar debut in the Barber season-opener. Jack Benyon assesses how Grosjean handled the circumstances thrown at him
The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix offered plenty of examples of good, bad and ugly driving for Edd Straw to get stuck into in his Formula 1 driver ratings. Debate his scores with him live at 5.30pm UK time on Monday
Toto Wolff’s line that George Russell’s Imola driving put him closer to a Clio Cup drive than a Mercedes Formula 1 seat was a joke. But Wolff’s disapproval of how Russell tackled battling Valtteri Bottas was very, very clear
A host of title contenders, last year’s runaway race winner and series legend Valentino Rossi were among the many crashers in MotoGP’s Portuguese Grand Prix. Why was Portimao race day so messy?
From Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen’s first-corner clash, to Hamilton’s error and recovery, to the enormous Valtteri Bottas/George Russell tangle, we tackle all the brilliance and madness of the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix
