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The first time I went to Le Mans was in 1998, as a guest of Mercedes-Benz. The race was won by the Jaguar 'Tomcats' and I remember standing in the grandstand opposite the pits and singing 'Rule Britannia' with the joyous British fans. One of the

Kimi is quick. It didn't take long for Kimi Antonelli to find his feet in Formula One, as he blitzed the field to take pole position for the Sprint at the Miami Grand Prix. He became the youngest pole sitter in grand prix history at 18 years, 8

An action-packed weekend of sports car action at Sydney Motorsport Park is proof of the rise-and-rise of GT racing in Australia. The GT3 exotics were fast and furious and a 31-car field proved – once again – the rapidly growing popularity of GT4 racing. There is no threat yet to the domination

The anniversary of Ayrton Senna's death at Imola has triggered a worldwide outpouring of emotion. Dale Rodgers was lucky to get close to the brilliant Brazilian and says these two shots from Adelaide are his favourites.

Kalle Rovanpera must be looking for a new contract in the World Rally Championship. How else to explain the most dramatic reversal of form in the recent history of the series? Rovanpera was a back-to-back prodigy when he first joined Toyota, claiming the world title in 2022 and 2023, but

The legendary Tifosi – traditional fans of Ferrari – will be horrified when their heroes hit the track in Miami. Ferrari has always raced in Italy's historic competition colour, racing red, even if the exact shade has varied a little. But now Ferrari has succumbed to commercial realities and the

Third-generation racer James Davison will extend his run of cameo appearances at British historic events this weekend when he demonstrates a V10-powered Williams-BMW FW22 at Donington Park. Davison has done most of his racing in the USA, including occasional starts in the Indianapolis 500, and is a recent winner at