Motorsports

The timetable for this weekend as the legendary Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello hosts Round 9 of the season

Round 9 gets the first of four GPs in five weeks underway but this intense sequence before the mid-season break starts at a classic: welcome to the Italian GP!

WRC – Hyundai's technical director believes Fourmaux is currently too emotional to be a WRC winner

ARA – The ARA champion made an uncharacteristic mistake on Friday morning in Ohio

ARA – Ryan Booth took advantage of reigning champion Brandon Semenuk's error to stand atop the overall podium

WRC – The world champion's season is yet to ignite, but he's another not to have perfect affinity with the Hankooks

World RX – FIA road sport director Emilia Abel is very happy with the beginning to World RX's new era

Le Mans is done for another year – here are 10 stats from the 2025 running of the endurance classic

Red Bull have had a post-race protest lodged against George Russell following the Canadian Grand Prix – in relation to alleged incidents during the late-race Safety Car phase – rejected.

George Russell was the man to taste glory in Montreal, as his sublime lap for pole set him up for a stellar Canadian Grand Prix victory, while the McLaren duo came together for the first time this year.

Lando Norris wasted no time in taking full responsibility for the dramatic collision with his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri during the closing laps of the Canadian Grand Prix.

George Russell became Formula 1's fourth different winner in 2025 with a commanding performance in the Canadian Grand Prix, but while he and his Mercedes team reached for the bubbles, many of their rivals were left ruing what might have been. Lawrence Bar...

Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff has given his view on his squad’s “dominant” win in the Canadian Grand Prix – revealing the factors that led to Mercedes overshadowing the opposition in Montreal.

Charles Leclerc was left with mixed feelings after Ferrari demonstrated flashes of strong pace in the Canadian Grand Prix that did not translate to a top-three finish, leaving him to rue his disappointing Qualifying result.

Christian Horner was left delighted with a clean, professional drive from Max Verstappen in Montreal, the Dutchman converting his P2 grid slot into a second-place finish as he fell just short when challenging George Russell for the win.

Fernando Alonso and George Russell were quick to praise Robert Kubica’s efforts in the wake of the Canadian Grand Prix, as the Polish driver and his fellow team mates took victory in the famous Le Mans 24 Hours while the F1 were stars were racing in Montr...