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The Race All-Star Cup – Fully Charged by ROKiT Phones will be a championship series as of the fifth round. In the next three races, drivers will be awarded points based on their finishing position, with prizes given out to the simracer and real-world pro driver who finish the trio of events with the
William Hill has considerably expanded its betting options for today’s All-Star Series – Fully Charged by ROKiT Phones
MotoGP plans to significantly increase its esports content in the coming weeks, as series promoter Dorna steps up its efforts to fill the void while the championship remains on hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic
We round-up all the feelgood, good news stories to emerge from around the world of motorsport during this time of global crisis
Formula 1 should use the revised 2020 schedule to “experiment” with race weekend formats, reckons McLaren boss Zak Brown
In the latest of our series highlighting simracing stars, McLaren’s Kevin Siggy gives us the lowdown on how he’s trying to force a real-world racing career out of his esports
The third rules set for the Formula E Championship – Gen3 – is set to become a key focus as the series looks at further future proofing itself for a post-COVID 19 world
Renault has cut Formula 1 activities both at its Enstone chassis base in the United Kingdom and Viry-Chatillon engine headquarters in France in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, furloughing the “majority” of its staff
Six Formula 1 drivers including Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc have organised and will take part in a virtual championship to raise money for charity in response to the global health crisis
Drivers from FIA Formula 3, W Series, Formula 4, The Road to Indy and other feeder championships have been invited into a new esports championship for junior single-seater racers
The Race All-Star Series – Fully Charged by ROKiT Phones will be shown live on TV on ESPN, beginning with this Saturday’s edition
Formula 1 has an “opportunity” to get its spending levels under control amid the coronavirus crisis, sporting boss Ross Brawn believes
