Scuderia Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc reflect on tough results in Australia, both leaving Albert Park with no points.
Jonathan Shafer will make his NASCAR début at Martinsville in the Trucks for On Point Motorsports.
Brad Pérez will make his NASCAR oval track début at Martinsville in the Truck Series for Young’s Motorsports.
Daniel Suárez will compete in the SRX at Thunder Road Speedbowl on 20 July.
Cody Ware was charged Monday with felony assault by strangulation and misdemeanour assault on a female. He had missed Sunday’s NASCAR Cup race at Bristol for unspecified personal reasons.
A last-lap wreck abruptly ended Christopher Bell and Tyler Reddick’s dirt battle for the NASCAR Cup win at Bristol.
Avid Racing Yamaha, a partnership between Yamaha and AVID UTV, will run the Sonora Rally with Camelia Liparoti piloting the “Burrito” Yamaha YXZ1000R.
Patrick O’Donovan was the class of British Rallycross all day. A gearbox failure in his Semi-Final put him on the back row of the final at Lydden Hill.
With Cup team-mate Ryan Blaney calling the shots, Joey Logano led 138 of 150 laps to win the NASCAR Truck race at Bristol Dirt.
Surprise, surprise: Kyle Larson is good on dirt.
Cody Ware will skip the NASCAR Cup race at Bristol due to a personal matter, with thrice Truck Series champion Matt Crafton taking over his #51 in the meantime.
Chad Finchum hopes to make his 2023 NASCAR Xfinity début at Martinsville with MBM Motorsports.
After running the season-opening Dakar Rally for HRT, Rebecca Busi will join FN Speed Team for the Sonora Rally and Desafío Ruta 40.
British Rallycross 2023 season preview ahead of Lydden Hill Easter weekend. Patrick O’Donovan defending his Supercar title against Godfrey, Ovenden, Bennett. Races at Mondello, Pembrey and Dreux
In 2023, Bill Hynes will join founder Robby Gordon as the only drivers to race in the Stadium Super Trucks in ten seasons.
Dean Thompson has been cleared to return to racing in time for the NASCAR Truck Series’ next round at Bristol after his crash at Texas.
Ukrainian Rally-Raid Cup veteran Frédéric Chavigny, who competed at the Dakar Rally and was the president of ASPRIA Seeds, has passed away. He was 57.
