Mexico’s motorsport authority blames Lawson for near-miss with marshals in race | Formula 1
The FIA-sanctioned motorsport club of Mexico has blamed Liam Lawson for a near-miss with two marshals during Sunday's race.
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Why Acosta feels "resigned" as he chases maiden MotoGP win
At just 21 years old, Pedro Acosta already knows what it means to become the centre of attention overnight; to be labelled as the next extraterrestria...
Mexican federation blames Lawson for near-miss with F1 marshals
The FIA's Mexican body has blamed Liam Lawson’s near-miss with marshals at Formula 1’s Mexico Grand Prix on his alleged failure to sufficiently sl...
Russell confirms his new Mercedes contract does not guarantee him a seat for 2027 | Formula 1
George Russell has revealed he must hit a performance target to continue driving at Mercedes beyond 2026 after agreeing a new contract with the team.
Lucky or good? Inside Bearman's stellar run to fourth at F1 Mexico GP
Oliver Bearman provided the feel good story of Formula 1's Mexico Grand Prix with an opportunistic drive to fourth, but it would be too easy to ascrib...
Supercars announces 2026 season calendar
Supercars has announced a 14-round calendar for 2026, confirming a second round in New Zealand and a return to Queensland Raceway.The new schedule mea...
Analysis: ‘Perfect McLaren driver’ would have won the world championship in Mexico | Formula 1
Whoever wins the world championship this year, McLaren will know that at least one of their drivers could have done.
Round-up: Massa “overlooks a catalogue of his own errors” with Crashgate case, and more | RaceFans Round-up
Also in Thursday's edition of the RaceFans round-up: FIA election candidate goes to court, Wolff on Masi, Malone to step down at Liberty and more
Malone to step down as chairman of F1 owner Liberty
John Malone will step down as chairman of Liberty Media and Liberty Global, the company that owns both Formula 1 and MotoGP, to be replaced by Robert ...
Vasseur thought Bearman was set for podium at F1 Mexico GP
Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur was significantly impressed by Oliver Bearman at the Mexico Grand Prix and briefly thought he was set for his maiden podium ...
JA on F1 podcast: Inside the mind of the greatest F1 car designer in history
In this special edition of the James Allen on F1 podcast we hear from Aston Martin chief technical officer Adrian Newey, who shares some insights into...
FIA sued by presidential candidate over undemocratic election
FIA presidential candidate Laura Villars is suing the federation over its democratic standards, with a first hearing set for 10 November.The next...
Verstappen deserved heavy F1 penalty at Mexico GP as a "proper deterrent" – Brundle
Former Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle would have given Max Verstappen a drive-through penalty for cutting the Turns 1-2-3 section at the start of the...