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Marc Marquez and Pedro Acosta stand firm against MotoGP’s anti-highside software

The six-time MotoGP champion is no fan of the stability control system launching at the Red Bull Ring this weekend

Autosport

How Formula E's silly season is shaping up

As Robin Frijns looks to be out of Formula E following his departure from Envision, a huge grid shake-up is unfolding for the championship ahead of the 2025-26 season.

Motorsport

How the Formula E silly season is shaping up

With preparations for the new Formula E campaign already under way, the silly season is in full swing with more drivers than race seats left to fill. Here’s how the market is unfolding

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Why George Russell is "more hungry than ever" for an F1 title bid

George Russell says the long wait for a Mercedes title challenge has made him "more hungry than ever" for success in Formula 1.

Motorsport

Why "hungry" Russell accepts he needs to bide his time for an F1 title bid

George Russell says the long wait for a Mercedes title challenge has made him "more hungry than ever" for success in Formula 1.

Autosport

The one move that Ayao Komatsu believes proves Esteban Ocon's critics wrong

There’s a scene in the latest season of Drive to Survive where Ayao Komatsu is challenged by one of his staff members on whether signing Esteban Ocon was the right decision for the team.

Motorsport

Why Komatsu believes Ocon has put questions about his "not a team player" image to rest

There’s a scene in the latest season of Drive to Survive where Ayao Komatsu is challenged by one of his staff members on whether signing Esteban Ocon was the right decision for the team.

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Jonathan Wheatley: Talent, culture will help Audi avoid pitfalls of F1 ownership

"Life in Switzerland was one of the biggest surprises of the job,” Sauber team principal Jonathan Wheatley tells Motorsport.com.

Motorsport

The foundations Sauber is laying to build a winning F1 culture as it converts into Audi

"Life in Switzerland was one of the biggest surprises of the job,” Sauber team principal Jonathan Wheatley tells Autosport.

Autosport

Bortoleto on his F1 career path, Alonso's guidance and Verstappen friendship

Formula 1 drivers tend to look forward, with a laser focus on what they can do better to cement the place on the grid they have worked towards for so long.

Autosport

Gabriel Bortoleto on his road to F1 and the champions who helped him get there

Formula 1 drivers tend to look forward, with a laser focus on what they can do better to cement the place on the grid they have worked towards for so long.

Motorsport

Sainz: Williams needs "big philosophy change" to be competitive everywhere in F1 2026

Carlos Sainz used the Hungarian Grand Prix as an example in explaining the design philosophy changes needed at Williams for the 2026 Formula 1 campaign, as the team struggled at the Hungaroring.

Autosport

Quartararo pushes for Yamaha V4 as he blames gap to MotoGP rivals on engine

Fabio Quartararo is the only rider who has been able to consistently challenge Marc Marquez in the battle for pole positions this season.

Autosport

Why it took so long for Mercedes to expose failed F1 car upgrade

“Well,” Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff told reporters after the Hungarian Grand Prix, “that rear axle will be ending up in a bin somewhere, I guess…”

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How Mercedes landed in a blind alley with its F1 car upgrade

“Well,” Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff told reporters after the Hungarian Grand Prix, “that rear axle will be ending up in a bin somewhere, I guess…”

Autosport

Why Aston Martin’s Hungary F1 fightback is “concerning” to Alonso

Aston Martin had its most successful weekend of the 2025 Formula 1 season at the Hungarian Grand Prix, but is at a loss to explain why it happened.

Motorsport

Who slept best last night: Fernando Alonso

Last Tuesday, Fernando Alonso celebrated his 44th birthday. Three days later, he needed an injection to be fit for Free Practice 2 at the Hungarian Grand Prix, having skipped the opening session. Why? Back pain – just the sort of thing one might expect at his age.

Motorsport

The winners and losers from F1's 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix

The Formula 1 circus is heading into a well-deserved summer break after a gruelling 14-race stretch. And if the puzzling Budapest weekend is anything to go by, some drivers and teams will need more time than others to decompress.

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Why Russell and Antonelli both felt “more confident” in F1 Hungarian GP qualifying

But for a snap of oversteer midway through the Hungaroring’s final corner, George Russell could have been on pole for Formula 1’s Hungarian Grand Prix. His last ‘push lap’ ended up just 0.053s slower than surprise polesitter Charles Leclerc for Ferrari.

Motorsport

Why both Mercedes drivers felt “more confident” in F1 Hungarian GP qualifying

Motorsport

Max Verstappen claims "nothing works" for Red Bull at tough Hungarian GP

Max Verstappen has lamented the regression Red Bull has taken compared to last year’s Hungarian Grand Prix as he qualified only eighth for Sunday’s Formula 1 contest - claiming “nothing works”.

Autosport

Verstappen claims "nothing works" for Red Bull in tough F1 Hungarian GP qualifying

Max Verstappen lamented the regression Red Bull has taken compared to last year’s Hungarian Grand Prix as he qualified only eighth for Sunday’s Formula 1 contest - claiming “nothing works”.

Autosport

Leclerc shocked by F1 Hungarian GP pole after "horrible" qualifying

Charles Leclerc was left distinctly flabbergasted by his own run to a "most surprising" Formula 1 pole at the Hungarian Grand Prix, having claimed that qualifying had felt "horrible" until he'd managed to reach Q3.

Motorsport

Charles Leclerc on shock Hungarian GP pole: ‘I don’t understand anything about F1 anymore’

Autosport

Komatsu felt sick after Australian GP "bomb", praises Haas' F1 turnaround

Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu was effusive in his praise of his Formula 1 team for responding to the sudden emergence of a "bomb": its shattering weakness in high-speed conditions at this year's Australian Grand Prix.

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