Paul Gover

No-one had more on the line at Le Mans 2025 than Robert Kubica. The one-time Formula One firebrand was lucky to survive a rally crash in 2011 that nearly took his right arm and and put an end to his Formula One ambitions – including a signed contract for a Ferrari

Nearly but not quite. Matt Campbell didn't win at Le Mans, despite leading a lot of the race distance in his #6 Porsche for Roger Penske before eventually finishing second. But he has not forgotten his hometown roots and his latest Le Mans helmet livery included thanks to

Veteran photograph Andrew Hall says Le Mans 2025 is his last one. But he's said that before – and his pictures from the French sports car classic are still as epic as always. This is the Valentino Rossi BMW before its retirement.

Yes, that is Usman Khawaja taking on Oscar Piastri. No need to talk about the result. The Australian cricket star was in England for the start of the World Test Championship and took the chance for some fun with Piastri at McLaren's race base.

Lewis Hamilton had a drinking problem. Who knew? It was only this week, when Who magazine listed a string of high-profile celebrities who had battled alcohol and become successfully sober – Miley Cyrus, Adele, Bradley Cooper, Ben Affleck, Drew Barrymore and Anne Hathaway – that Hamilton's past problem was revealed

Australia continues on Pole Position for Formula One in 2026. Thanks to the dates for the Ramadan holy month in the Middle East, the new-look F1 – cars and powerplants – will again hit Melbourne for the season opener from March 6-8. The F1 season continues with 24 rounds next year, with