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Pecco Bagnaia topped a crash-strewn second practice session for MotoGP’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix with a new all-time lap record ahead of title rival Jorge Martin
McLaren’s rear wing gambit was a case of the team beating Red Bull at its own game. And it should be applauded for doing so as Edd Straw explains
McLaren will make adjustments to its controversial low-downforce Formula 1 rear wing, which the FIA has decided was deforming too much on track after all
Formula 1 points leader Max Verstappen receiving what is essentially motorsport's version of community service for saying one swear word is a farcical overreaction
Max Verstappen will have to face the F1 stewards at the Singapore GP for "language used" during Thursday's driver press conference
Charles Leclerc pipped Lando Norris to top the opening Formula 1 practice session at the Singapore Grand Prix
Marc Marquez topped the opening practice of MotoGP’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix ahead of title rival Jorge Martin as mixed conditions prompted a slow start to Friday’s running
With a three-week gap immediately following the Singapore Grand Prix weekend, this event was never likely to be the upgrade bonanza that Austin might be. But there are still some new developments among the seven teams who have declared updates as Mark Hughes details:
Michelin has dropped the bombshell news that its MotoGP front tyre, designed to alleviate the issues plaguing the championship with tyre pressure penalties, will now not be ready for the 2025 season and instead will be delayed by at least a season
Sergio Perez has revealed some Red Bull engineers apologised to him recently because the team now better understood the car problems that had been limiting his performance but were only fully recognised once Max Verstappen started to struggle too
Yamaha’s MotoGP team boss Lin Jarvis has finally gone on the record to confirm that the firm will switch from its inline-four engine configuration to a V4
Lewis Hamilton believes there was “a racial element” to the words FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem used when talking about a potential clampdown on Formula 1 broadcasting radio messages that contain swearing
