Formula 1
F1 teams pushing for massive hike to $200m new entry fee
F1 teams believe the $200million new entrant fee agreed in 2020 is now insufficient. Here’s their logic for wanting a huge increase
Formula 1
F1 teams believe the $200million new entrant fee agreed in 2020 is now insufficient. Here’s their logic for wanting a huge increase
Formula E
The FIA is aiming to fast-track a secondary brake system to use in emergencies for the Diriyah E-Prix races at the end of January
Formula 1
It’s now nearly a month since the bombshell that kicked off a wild F1 team boss silly season – but Williams is yet to do anything to ease worries that Jost Capito and FX Demaison’s abrupt exit won’t wreck its recovery
Formula 1
Another ‘son of a famous Formula 1 driver’ has joined a junior programme, this time Sebastian Montoya at Red Bull – but is he any good or is he simply benefitting from his surname?
Formula 1
Michael Andretti says the opposition from existing teams towards his bid to join Formula 1 in partnership with General Motors brand Cadillac is “all about greed”
WEC/Le Mans
Alongside Antonio Giovinazzi, Ferrari’s hypercar line-up features two drivers who could’ve joined him in F1 and more serious talent
Formula E
Antonio Giovinazzi did his reputation and career no favours in his one-off Formula E season. He now has a chance to be part of something spectacular with Ferrari’s Hypercar programme, but he needs to bring the right attitude to it
MotoGP
The third instalment of our special podcast series is devoted to one of the most talented riders ever to grace MotoGP – Casey Stoner
WRC/Rally/Raid
Carlos Sainz Sr has added another unusual story to the 2023 Dakar, by calling off an in-progress medical helicopter trip to resume the rally
Formula 1
McLaren has acknowledged certain weaknesses that mean there’s a limitation on just how good its 2023 F1 car can be from the outset
MotoGP
Yamaha’s dominance withered away after MotoGP traded Bridgestones for Michelins – and it’s been holding off on a tech revolution until now
Formula 1
The 2022 F1 rules overhaul – which, broadly speaking, simplified the cars – was expected to reduce the gap between the fastest and slowest cars. It was a success by that metric – but there was no tangible shake-up of the competitive order