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Tokyo will be "highlight of the season" in Formula E - Lotterer

The all-electric series unveiled its 2023/24 calendar ahead of last weekend’s Portland race, headlined by a long-awaited visit to Japan’s capital city in late March.

Motorsport

WRC Safari Rally: The Good, The Bad and a battle between champions

Top Performer - Sebastien Ogier and Vincent Landais

Autosport

Toto Wolff aims jibe at Guenther Steiner over Mick Schumacher treatment at Haas

Mick Schumacher was snapped up by Mercedes as a reserve driver to Lewis Hamilton and George Russell after being dropped by Haas following two seasons with the manufacturer

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2023 F1 Austrian GP – How to watch, sprint race, session timings and more

After a one-week breather following Canada, F1 charges into a run of races in July before the summer break, starting at the Red Bull Ring before trips to Silverstone, the Hungaroring and Spa-Francorchamps.

Autosport

Red Bull chief gives damning verdict on Sergio Perez's hopes of rivalling Max Verstappen

It already looks a one-horse race for the 2023 F1 World Championship, with reigning champion Max Verstappen a huge 69 points clear of Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez

Daily Mirror

Ferrari had first warning signs over F1 race pace last year, says Sainz

The Spaniard and his team-mate Charles Leclerc have struggled for much of this season with their SF-23 proving to have a lack of consistency, especially on Sundays.

Motorsport

How Newey's influence is felt in more than just F1 car design at Red Bull

Newey has been a central figure in Red Bull’s rise from F1 newcomer when it took over the Jaguar team in 2005, to the super team status it achieved in the years following its first race victory in 2009.

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Hollywood investment in Alpine illustrates F1’s strong financial health

The deal which values the team owned by Renault at $900m shows the sport is rich and is growing in popularity in the US

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Pacesetter Yamamoto confused by speed in Fuji test

Nakajima Racing driver Yamamoto set the quickest time of the two-day test on the afternoon session of the opening day, posting a 1m21.897s to outpace nearest rival Tadasuke Makino by 0.112s, also topping the second day.

Motorsport

Christian Horner sides with George Russell with "fear" after star's grave warning to F1 chiefs

Christian Horner, George Russell and Lewis Hamilton have all spoken out against a potential ban on the use of tyre blankets

Daily Mirror

Marks: 'Amazing' Chastain win showed "what he's capable of"

Chastain is always in the headlines, for both positive and negative reasons. But it never rattled him or slowed him down ... that is until a run-in with Kyle Larson at Darlington in May, which included some very public criticism from Rick Hendrick.

Motorsport

How Lexus almost lost milestone IMSA GTD clean sweep at Watkins Glen

The #14 Vasser Sullivan-run RC F of Hawksworth and Ben Barnicoat had led for over 100 laps of the six-hour race when it received a drive-through penalty for pitlane speeding after its final pitstop.

Autosport

How Lexus almost lost milestone GTD clean sweep at Watkins Glen

The #14 Vasser Sullivan-run RC F of Hawksworth and Ben Barnicoat had led for over 100 laps of the six-hour race when it received a drive-through penalty for pitlane speeding after its final stop.

Motorsport

Alpine is addressing but not “panicking” about F1 reliability niggles

Pierre Gasly caused an early red flag during first practice for the recent Canadian Grand Prix when he stopped with what he reported to be a driveshaft failure. But it has since transpired that the “freak” fault came with the steering wheel losing its power supply and engaging the clutch.

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Espargaro saw Binder exceeding track limits in Dutch MotoGP battle

The Aprilia rider proved spot-on with his assessment of Binder’s mistake at Turn 8 on the last lap, with confirmation of the South African’s one-place demotion coming moments after the chequered flag.

Daily Mirror

Eddie Jordan slams "preposterous" Alpine investment by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney

Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are part of a group which will take up a 24 per cent equity stake in Formula 1 team Alpine after striking an eye-watering €200million (£171m) deal

Autosport

Espargaro "knew Binder had touched the green" in Assen MotoGP battle

The Aprilia rider proved correct with his assessment of Binder’s mistake at Turn 8 on the last lap, with confirmation of the South African’s one-place demotion coming moments after the chequered flag.

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Watch Wayne Rainey Talk About How Yamaha Helped Him Ride Again In 2022

In 2022, three-time 500cc World Champion Wayne Rainey rode his 1992 Yamaha YZR500 at Goodwood again. here's how Yamaha made it happen for the paraplegic racer.

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Frankie Muniz speaks out on NASCAR future after Hollywood actor suffers huge crash

The Malcolm in the Middle actor turned race car driver was involved in a hard crash this past weekend which meant he was not able to finish the race after joining the circuit this year

Motorsport

Erik Jones' top-10 finish at Nashville "a good step"

The organization, which is moving next year into the Toyota camp as a factory-backed team, has struggled with performance this season and lost driver Noah Gragson for one race due to injury.

Motorsport

Yelloly admits BMW GTP victory “wasn’t the way we wanted to win”

The #25 M Hybrid V8 of Yelloly and Connor De Phillippi lost the lead in the final six minutes of the six-hour race at the iconic Watkins Glen track in upstate New York to the #6 Porsche Penske Motorsport 963.

Autosport

How Honda's stubbornness has left it in a MotoGP no-man's land

The principle that when things go wrong they can always go worse suits Honda like a glove. It has hit rock bottom in the last two weeks. Neither Marc Marquez, Alex Rins nor Joan Mir, their three most competitive riders, took part in the last two stops of the calendar,…

Autosport

Red Bull: F1 rivals would love to see us fall flat on our face

The team is currently embarking on its Red Bull Powertrains project, which was formed in the wake of Honda’s decision to pull out of F1 in an official capacity back in 2021 – a decision the Japanese manufacturer has since reversed and by 2026 will supply Aston Martin with engines…

Motorsport

How Auer suffered race-ending damage even before the start line

As is sometimes the case with rolling starts, there was a short time difference between when each driver hit the accelerator as the lights went green at the Dutch venue. This caused chaos in the midpack, with Winward’s Auer coming off worse as his Mercedes sustained damage to its radiator…

Autosport

How Auer suffered DTM race-ending damage even before the start line

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