A week after racing on the natural elevation road course in Birmingham, Alabama, the IndyCar Series moved to the sunny streets of Long Beach in Southern California for the second-most prestigious race on the calendar.
Nothing fires up the formula one public quite like team orders, and it’s taken only three races for the sport’s favourite subject to become a major talking point in 2019.
A tight turnaround from Tasmania last week sees the Supercars championship head from one island to another, arriving at the legendary Phillip Island circuit for the fourth round of the season.
Motorsport can be a cruel and fickle sport, and for no-one was that truer than Charles Leclerc in the final 15 laps of the Bahrain Grand Prix.
For all the interest and intrigue that comes with the first round of the season, Formula One left the Australian Grand Prix asking only one major question: what happened to Ferrari?
What is the perfect form of Formula One? There are no easy answers, but the sport’s authorities hope the plan they’ll present to teams today will be convincing enough to settle the long-running battle for the championship’s soul.
Okay, it’s far too early to definitively declare Valtteri Bottas as a serious threat to the runaway championship train that is Lewis Hamilton, but you’ve got to admit that a sporting story beginning with several nights of heavy Scandinavian drinking has a certain appeal.
Only the bravest of punters would’ve tipped Valtteri Bottas to romp into the setting Melbourne sun at such a convincing canter at the first race of the season.
Mercedes has been Formula One’s dominant force for five long years, but that could all be about to change in 2019.
The Bahrain Grand Prix qualifying brought up many talking points. Here they are, team-by-team.
When Fernando Alonso first expressed his desire to attain motorsport’s so-called triple crown in 2017, the foundation was immediately laid for the two-time Formula One champion to chase down victories in some of the world’s iconic races.
Honda finally boasts a podium following 82 Grand Prix starts since its return to Formula One in 2015.
The 2019 Australian Formula One Grand Prix has been run and won, so what were the takeaways?
Both Jorge Martinez and Marion Calvo were suspended for two years, following Costa Rica’s National Motorbike Championship in February.
We asked Australian Dan Ricciardo – if he was the President of the FIA what he’d change with Formula 1.
Daniel Ricciardo reflected on his career ahead of the 2017 Formula 1 season.
Daniel Ricciardo sat down for a chat with The Roar ahead of the 2017 Formula 1 season.
Australian F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo spoke to The Roar about the intensity required to compete in the sport.
It’s been a tough start to 2017 for Aussie Daniel Ricciardo but he was able to reflect on his greatest moments before the season began.
Australian Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo talks about the effect of the new rules in the sport.
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Agreed, Michael. Bahrain has to be their worst performance this season for them to be fighting for podiums. On another n…(more)