Racing

In an exciting development for Formula One, the FIA has taken significant strides toward increased transparency by releasing its updated racing guidelines for the 2025 season. Amid the backdrop of contentious incidents that dominated the previous year—where the racing world witnessed a flurry of debates regarding fairness and rule application—the governing body aims to rebuild

The atmosphere within a Formula 1 garage is often likened to a pressure cooker, where immense expectations and fierce competition create a mixed recipe of thrill and anxiety. For Sergio Perez, this pressure became palpably toxic during his tenure at Red Bull, particularly in the latter half of the 2024 season. Perez recently opened up

Formula 1, a realm of speed, precision, and strategic brilliance, is about to witness the emergence of a new team: Cadillac. As the championship gears up with the excitement surrounding Cadillac’s entry, all eyes are on their driver selection. Valtteri Bottas, the former Mercedes reserve driver, has positioned himself as a front-runner in this evolving

In the high-octane world of Formula 1, where every millisecond counts, wet-weather racing presents a unique challenge that can derail even the most seasoned drivers. Recent tests have shown that Pirelli’s blue-sidewalled wet tyres are capable of displacing an astonishing 85 litres of water per second at racing speeds. However, in practice, these tyres seldom

As the Italian Grand Prix at Mugello approaches, the focus has shifted significantly toward a seemingly understated yet critical aspect of motorcycle racing: brakes. The conversation was ignited by Francesco Bagnaia’s recent decision to upgrade to a larger brake disc during the Aragon Grand Prix. While this switch has been heralded for its potential benefits,

Formula 1, a world-renowned motorsport category, is not just about thrilling races and cutting-edge engineering; it’s also a complex organization brimming with intricate management dynamics. Recently, the FIA’s decision to part ways with Sara Mariani, its director of Sustainability, Diversity, and Inclusion (D&I), has raised eyebrows, injecting uncertainty into the very core of the organization.

In an exciting development that promises to keep the adrenaline pumping, the Las Vegas Grand Prix has confirmed a two-year extension to its contract, ensuring that the roaring engines of Formula 1 will echo down the iconic Strip until at least 2027. This agreement is set against the backdrop of a successful return to the

In the world of competitive motorsport, the unexpected can often spell disaster. For Rene Rast, a seasoned driver with a remarkable track record, the build-up to the second DTM race of the Zandvoort weekend posed an unanticipated challenge. Just ten minutes before the race, Rast suffered an injury that could have derailed not just the

Aston Martin has taken a bold step into the hypercar realm by introducing the Valkyrie LM, a track-day variant that leans heavily on the pedigree of its race-ready sibling, the Valkyrie Le Mans Hypercar. This model is being touted as the quintessential connection for enthusiasts looking to experience the raw power of a Le Mans

Rally racing, with its intricate dance of speed, skill, and strategy, continually captivates motorsport enthusiasts around the globe. This season’s thrilling Rally Italy, held in Sardinia, is the perfect illustration of why rally racing holds such a magnetic appeal. Veteran driver Sebastien Ogier once again proved his unmatched prowess in this demanding environment, showcasing not

At the Aragon circuit, characterized by its notoriously low grip conditions, the Yamaha YZR-M1 was put to the test, and sadly, it emerged looking less than favorable. The bike’s inherent grip deficiencies became glaringly evident during Friday practice as star rider Fabio Quartararo grappled with an unpredictable machine. It was a painful spectacle for fans

The 2025 MotoGP season has proven to be a rollercoaster for KTM, the Austrian motorcycle manufacturer facing both promising moments and disappointing lows. As the championship progresses, it’s apparent that KTM’s competitive edge is not fully realized, particularly when evaluating the performances of their factory riders. With Pedro Acosta positioned ninth and Brad Binder trailing