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EVANS EXTENDS LEAD WITH RALLY JAPAN WIN
Elfyn Evans says it is too early to think about his World Rally Championship prospects, even though he sealed a second victory of the season on Rally Japan last weekend. The 37-year-old led from the early stages in the Far East to head home a 1-2-3-4...
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RUSSELL: “I NEED TO HALT THE BAD FORTUNE”
George Russell has vowed to fight back in his bid for a maiden World Championship after a heartbreaking electrical failure ended his Canadian Grand Prix on lap 30 while he led the race. The Mercedes driver was heading for victory in Montreal when his...
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VERSTAPPEN: “I WILL MAKE 24 HOUR RETURN”
Four-time F1 World Champion Max Verstappen says he is determined to conquer the Nurburgring 24 Hours after a heartbreaking car failure snatched victory from his hands in the German classic last weekend. The Dutchman, who was sharing a Mercedes-AMG GT3...
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INGRAM PLEDGES FULL ATTACK FOR BTCC TITLE
Tom Ingram has vowed to go on the attack after claiming his first win of the season at Brands Hatch,which moved him up to second in the British Touring Car Championship standings. After a troubled opening meeting at Donington Park left the Excelr8...
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LEFT-FIELD TACTICS PLAY IT PERFECTLY
There are a number of ways to win a motor race, and that was highlighted at the opening round of the British GT Championship at Silverstone on Sunday. A left-field strategy from the Optimum Motorsport team helped Yasser Shahin and Garnet Patterson to...
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BTCC’S NEW ERA DELIVERS WITH SHOCK VICTORIES
Brand new British Touring Car Championship cars from Power Maxed Racing and Plato Racing both scooped shock maiden victories at Donington Park last weekend. Dan Rowbottom took Plato Racing’s Mercedes A35 Saloon to success in the new-for-2026 Race to...
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CHAOS IN CROATIA AS KATSUTA WINS AND EVANS LOSES LEAD
Elfyn Evans lost his World Championship points advantage on a Croatia Rally where the lead changed hands in the final seven miles. Ex-champion Thierry Neuville was on course to win the Tarmac event but went off the road two miles into the final stage,...
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TURKINGTON: I’M READY FOR A FRESH CHAPTER
Touring car star Colin Turkington is targeting the podium for his upcoming British GT debut as he adapts from tintop sprint racing to multi-driver endurance competition. The four-time BTCC title winner will share a GT4 BMW M4 with long-time rally...
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KIMI MAKES F1 HISTORY WITH JAPANESE VICTORY
Japanese Grand Prix winner Kimi Antonelli wrote his name into Formula 1 history on Sunday by becoming the youngest driver ever to lead the points table. The 19-year-old fluffed his start from pole position, but bounced back to battle in the leading...
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WHEATLEY TIPPED TO REPLACE NEWEY AS ASTON TEAM PRINCIPAL
Adrian Newey will step down from his role as Aston Martin team principal to focus on rescuing Aston Martin’s floundering Formula 1 team, and he is likely to be replaced by new recruit Jonathan Wheatley. Design genius Newey, who has designed the cars...
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NEW MULTI-YEAR WRC DEAL FOR SCOTLAND
Britain’s long wait for a World championship return is over, after the all-new Rally Scotland secured a threeyear deal to join the global stage from 2027. Using fast-paced forest stages in Aberdeenshire, Rally Scotland is set for an autumn date on...
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TOTO WOLFF: WE’LL HAVE TO FIGHT TO BEAT FERRARI
Mercedes’ George Russell claimed victory in the opening grand prix of the season in Australia last weekend, but team chief Toto Wolff is predicting a tough struggle with Ferrari for top honours this year. Russell powered from pole to a sixth career...
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FORMULA 1 READY FOR GLOVES OFF IN AUSTRALIA
Formula 1 will step into a brave new era at the Australian Grand Prix this weekend. The revamped cars will take to the grid in Melbourne amid uncertainty about the likely pecking order. World champion Lando Norris will head the line for McLaren, with...
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HAMILTON: “THIS NEW FERRARI HAS MY DNA IN IT”
Ferrari ace Lewis Hamilton says he is better prepared than ever as he chases a record eighth Formula 1 World Championship. The 41-year-old is in his second season with Ferrari, and has already declared that he is more confident in the SF-26 machine to...
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ELFYN: I PUSHED TO THE END FOR MAXIMUM GAIN
Welsh ace Elfyn Evans headed home a Toyota lock-out of the top four places on Rally Sweden and has moved into the early championship lead. The 37-year-old was only briefly headed by team-mate Takamoto Katsuta on Saturday before scorching to a win. He...
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ASH SUTTON
Ash Sutton says he is more determined than ever to write his name into the British Touring Car Championship record books this season by scooping a fifth crown in the tin-top series. The 32-year-old is on course to become the most successful driver in...
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SOLBERG LANDS HIS BIGGEST WIN WITH MONTE CARLO TRIUMPH
Oliver Solberg and British co-driver Elliott Edmondson stunned the World Rally Championship regulars by taking a commanding win on the Monte Carlo Rally last weekend. Solberg, 24, is in his first full season as a factory Toyota Gazoo Racing driver and...
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NEW REWIND TOUR OF BRITAIN PLANNED
A new race and rally tour for Pre1986 historic cars will run in May 2027 under a new partnership between the British Automobile Racing Club and historic race promoters Motor Racing Legends. The event will cover three-and ahalf days of races and rally...
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