A number of MotoGP riders have hit out at safety aspects of the Red Bull Ring after two huge crashes during today’s Austrian Grand Prix, reiterating concerns raised both earlier this weekend and in previous years
Valtteri Bottas can see the Formula 1 title “drifting away” after a disappointing Spanish Grand Prix and “just wants to be somewhere else than here” so he can regroup
Johann Zarco has moved to clear the air with Franco Morbidelli after the horrific high-speed crash between the duo in today’s Austrian Grand Prix, with Zarco speaking to both Morbidelli and mentor Valentino Rossi in the aftermath of the huge accident
Yamaha MotoGP rider Valentino Rossi says his miraculous near-miss with the crashing bikes of Franco Morbidelli and Johann Zarco in the Austrian Grand Prix left him “feeling bad” and “very much scared”
Lewis Hamilton dominated, but he wasn’t the only driver with a lot to be proud of in the Spanish Grand Prix. We pick out the other stars, and those who’ll be glad to leave Barcelona
Did the lack of action in the Spanish Grand Prix set the tone for the rest of the 2020 Formula 1 season? Or can the proposed engine mode ban – or anything else – change that? Or is it unwise to draw conclusions after a Barcelona race?
Lewis Hamilton won his fourth race of the 2020 Formula 1 season in a Spanish Grand Prix that probably won’t be remembered as much of a classic. This is how it unfolded
On the weekend he split with Ducati, Andrea Dovizioso maintained its unbeaten Red Bull Ring MotoGP run by winning a wild Austrian Grand Prix restarted after a ferocious crash