MotoGP
Ducati 1-2-3 in second Valencia practice, but Bagnaia only ninth
Luca Marini led a Ducati 1-2-3 in the second MotoGP practice at Valencia, but points leader Francesco Bagnaia was only ninth
MotoGP
Luca Marini led a Ducati 1-2-3 in the second MotoGP practice at Valencia, but points leader Francesco Bagnaia was only ninth
MotoGP
Jeopardy and tension in the KTM v. Honda Moto2 title fight are much likelier than in MotoGP, because the season has been so error-filled
Formula 1
Every time an Alpine (usually Fernando Alonso’s) has suffered a race-ending failure in Formula 1 this season, the team has turned to the same silver lining. That silver lining is valid, but it won’t be enjoyed by the driver who has suffered from it the most
Formula E
Formula E’s problems in the Gen3 build-up continue as it emerges the most senior FIA figure directly involved in the championship has resigned
MotoGP
Fabio Quartararo led the opening practice session for the MotoGP title decider in Valencia, with points leader Pecco Bagnaia only 17th
MotoGP
Despite a tough first season, Fabio Di Giannantonio’s ‘another chapter’ is still very much MotoGP – alongside a title-winning new crew chief
Formula 1
The Race F1 Podcast discusses the significance of Dietrich Mateschitz’s death to Red Bull – including how its two F1 teams might be affected, and the future of the Austrian GP and Red Bull’s junior driver scheme
MotoGP
Franco Morbidelli’s MotoGP season has been rough enough for Yamaha to admit it perhaps should’ve turned to Toprak Razgatlioglu in 2021
Formula 1
Red Bull is investing in a new windtunnel as one of the last commitments made to the Formula 1 operation by the late Dietrich Mateschitz before his death
MotoGP
Much is being made of this weekend’s 2022 MotoGP championship decider in Valencia but is there any hope that it will live up to the hype (rightly) created by Dorna?
MotoGP
Pol Espargaro says being cut off from Honda’s MotoGP development process has made him feel like the marque is “wasting time and money with me”
Formula 1
Carlos Sainz’s 2022 has followed a clear upward trajectory – but it stings for the Spaniard that this has coincided with Ferrari dropping off