This weekends Hungarian Grand Prix represents Williams final chance for a points finish before the summer break. A points finish at the Hungaroring this weekend may taste just as sweet as Nelson Piquet’s win at the venue for the team back in 1986.

George Russell is set to face his best opportunity yet of a points finish for Williams at this weekends Hungarian Grand Prix, where overtaking is very difficult making a strong qualifying essential. Can Mr Saturday rise to the challenge?

The Uralkali Haas F1 Team will be hoping to go into the summer break on a positive note, with this weekends Hungarian Grand Prix being the final race before the summer break.

Arthur Leclerc took Race 3 pole in F3 Qualifying at the Hungaroring, with Jonny Edgar starting Race 1 in the hotseat.

Alex Smolyar took top spot for ART Grand Prix in FIA Formula 3’s Free Practice session at the Hungaroring. He topped the times ahead of Dennis Hauger and two Tridents.

The battle for honours in the 2021 British F4 Championship recommences this weekend at Oulton Park, with title contenders James Hedley and Matthew Rees looking to steal a march as we approach the midway point in a fascinating season

Former British GT champion, Jack Mitchell will make his BTCC debut for Team HARD. Racing taking the vacant seat left recently by Glynn Geddie.

Nico Müller will not return to Formula E for the remainder of the 2020-21 season as he turns his primary focus to racing in the DTM Series.

Adam Morgan has claimed his first win of the 2021 BTCC season and the first in Car Gods with Ciceley Motorsport’s new BMW 330i M Sport ahead of Jack Goff and Aiden Moffat.

RAM Racing joined Beechdean AMR at the top of the British GT Championship after a second-place finish at Donington Park. It’s their second podium in as many races.

Donington Park hosted an incident-packed British GT race on Sunday, as Richard and Sam Neary took their first British GT win with Team Abba Racing. Century Motorsport’s Gus Burton and Will Burns took their second win of the season in GT4.

Team Abba Racing and TOYOTA GAZOO Racing UK set the fastest times in warm-up on Sunday morning ahead of the British GT race at Donington Park.

IndyCar driver Sage Karam, who finished seventh in the Indianapolis 500 in May, returns to the Brickyard in a stock car for the first time next month when he runs the NASCAR Xfinity race on the road course for Jordan Anderson.

A clerical mistake in which Hendrick Motorsports accidentally allocated one of Chase Elliott’s engines to team-mate Alex Bowman at New Hampshire has resulted in NASCAR penalising both teams with $50,000 fines and 25-point deductions in the standings.

It’s official: Brad Keselowski will become a minority owner in Roush Fenway Racing, drive the #6 car, and lead the team’s competition division for the 2022 NASCAR Cup Series.

With COVID-19 taking a toll on the Supercars calendar, the series’ revised schedule further impacts the Boost Mobile Super Trucks as they will not race at Auckland or Perth. The Sydney weekend has been postponed from its original August date to November.

13 drivers, the most since 2018, make up the upcoming Stadium Super Trucks grid at Nashville: Stanton Barrett, Matt Brabham, Max and Robby Gordon, Ricky Howerton, Bill Hynes, Ricky Johnson, Bo LeMastus, Arie Luyendyk Jr., Jett Noland, Robert Stout, Zach Van Matre, and Jeff Ward.

With the Sydney SuperNight at Sydney Motorsport Park being postponed from its original 21/22 August weekend due to COVID-19, the Boost Mobile Super Trucks are stuck with six rounds and race-less in August unless a new date is found.