Formula E
Jake Hughes and Rene Rast will race at this weekend’s London E-Prixs in a new McLaren Formula E livery that the team claims to be a “world first” to incorporate generative artificial intelligence (AI) methods
Formula 1
By some of the initial reactions to F1’s alternative tyre allocation format you’d be right to wonder whether F1 had a borderline elimination qualifying-level disaster on its hands. But things quickly changed
Formula 1
The FIA’s recent ‘spray guard’ trial and how the design could be improved is among several technical matters discussed on this week’s episode of The Race F1 Tech Show
Formula E
Robin Frijns will make a surprise switch back to Envision’s Formula E team to become Sebastien Buemi’s team-mate next year
Formula 1
Seven months into Fred Vasseur’s vision of a better Ferrari, Scott Mitchell-Malm sits down with him to find out what’s going right and wrong
IndyCar
Josef Newgarden took 46 points from Alex Palou’s IndyCar lead in one weekend. But considering the gap is still 80 points, so has it changed the title race in any way? It might end up being irrelevant, but his Iowa brilliance is the only thing that’s put him in the conversation
Formula 1
Daniel Ricciardo has made it clear he’s returned to Formula 1 with one ultimate goal – to displace Sergio Perez and become Max Verstappen’s Red Bull team-mate once again
Formula E
A bonus episode of The Race’s Formula E podcast lands to look ahead to the London E-Prix which will bring the 2023 season to a close
Formula E
News of Oliver Rowland’s Mahindra split came abruptly. In his first interview since that exit, Rowland tells Sam Smith of the “necessary break” he’s been able to enjoy – and of his confidence he’ll be back on the grid in 2024 as the Formula E silly season builds
Formula 1
Aston Martin called its Hungarian GP performance a “reality check”. That wasn’t just a throwaway phrase – it was an acknowledgement that its slide over recent F1 races is a trend – and a worrying moment of clarity
MotoGP
Yamaha test rider Cal Crutchlow will make a wildcard appearance at its home MotoGP race, the Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi in October, which Yamaha believes can mark a “significant turning point” in improving its beleaguered M1 bike’s performance
MotoGP
Yamaha test rider Cal Crutchlow will make a wildcard appearance at its home MotoGP race, the Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi in October, which Yamaha believes can mark a “significant turning point” in improving its beleaguered M1 bike’s performance