Category: Autosport

A new documentary featuring Britain’s first Black, female motorsports official, Carol Glenn, will premiere on sports broadcaster TNT. Directed by Daisy Ifama, the film titled Set Pace showcases Carol Glenn’s journey as she launches her new Formula Ford team, making her the country’s first woman of color to do so. Set Pace is part of a new series of short films by TNT Sports Reframe the Game and the Warner Bros Discovery Access development program, aiming to highlight untold stories of women in sport. The documentary focuses on Glenn’s role…

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Toprak Razgatlioglu is in the final stages of reaching an agreement with Yamaha to move to MotoGP in 2026 as a two-time World Superbike champion. The agreement has been confirmed by various sources, including the rider’s manager, Kenan Sofuoglu, who stated that a contract has been signed and will be officially announced soon. Razgatlioglu’s likely destination in MotoGP is with Pramac, Yamaha’s satellite team, which could displace current riders Miguel Oliveira and Jack Miller, whose contract is expiring. The situation hinges on Miller’s renewal, as his impressive performance and contributions…

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The Spanish Grand Prix in 2025 was a significant race for Ferrari in the Formula 1 world championship, as they aimed to make a crucial step forward. Despite returning to second place in the constructors’ standings, Lewis Hamilton highlighted the need to shift focus to next year as the expected progress was not achieved. Ferrari’s performance in the Barcelona race was boosted by having two drivers in the top six, with Mercedes and Red Bull facing challenges. However, data analysis reveals that Ferrari’s improvements have not been substantial, making them…

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Peugeot is looking to build a new Le Mans Hypercar to solidify its commitment to the World Endurance Championship in the long term. Discussions have already begun with the rulemakers about potential designs to replace the previous 9X8 model that underwent significant upgrades in the previous season. The new Hypercar, anticipated for a debut around 2027, aligns with Peugeot’s pledge to stay in the WEC’s Hypercar class for the foreseeable future, as highlighted by the Stellantis group leadership. The CEO of Peugeot, Alain Favey, emphasized the brand’s dedication to WEC…

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This week, Kevin is joined by Maurice Hamilton, a broadcaster, author, and F1 journalist with almost 50 years of experience to discuss his favorite season, 2007. It was a season dominated by the intense Championship battle between McLaren and Ferrari, overshadowed by the “Spygate” controversy where McLaren was penalized for possessing confidential Ferrari information. Lewis Hamilton’s F1 debut marked the beginning of a fierce rivalry with reigning champion Fernando Alonso, culminating in Alonso’s pitlane block incident at the Hungarian GP. Maurice recounts covering these significant events and Kimi Raikkonen’s spectacular…

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Marc Marquez has impressively adjusted to his new Ducati bike, showcasing competitiveness reminiscent of his successful Honda years. Last year, he made a strong comeback with notable wins, including a record-breaking victory at the Aragon MotoGP race. While facing some challenges in certain races, Marquez maintains his focus on extending his lead in the overall standings. He approaches the upcoming Aragon race with confidence, highlighting the circuit as one of his favorites. Despite some recent crashes, Marquez remains determined to address his mistakes and continue leading the competition. Being labeled…

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Ai Ogura will not participate in the Aragon Grand Prix for Trackhouse due to a tibia fracture sustained at Silverstone last month. He had surgery for the injury to his right tibia following a crash during the British Grand Prix’s FP1 session. Despite a positive recovery progress, a medical examination showed that the 24-year-old Japanese rider is not yet ready to return to MotoGP this weekend. The Trackhouse team will support Ogura in his rehabilitation, aiming for a comeback at the Italian Grand Prix in two weeks at Mugello. For…

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Hyundai is showing strong signs of continuing in the World Rally Championship until at least 2026, despite previous doubts about its future and potential shift to the World Endurance Championship by 2026 under Genesis. Questions lingered over the possibility of Hyundai leaving WRC early, prompting talks of Rally2 becoming the main class sooner if Hyundai’s departure occurred. Hyundai’s President and WRC team principal Cyril Abiteboul expressed optimism at Rally Portugal that the WRC program would extend into 2026, with further elaboration at Rally Sardinia. Confirmation of Hyundai’s 2026 participation would…

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