Daniil Kvyat: “We have good potential”
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Daniil Kvyat will be looking to finally make his race debut for Red Bull in Malaysia after his disappointment of his non-start in Australia.
Reigning Michelin Clio Cup Road Series champion Anton Spires is hoping to graduate into the headline Race class in 2015. Spires dominated the Road…
Daniel Ricciardo is looking forward to the Malaysian Grand Prix, and hopes he’ll have a stronger Red Bull RB11 to drive than he did in Australia.
Pastor Maldonado is hopeful of a longer Malaysian GP than he had in Australia, and believes the Lotus E23 should be a good car for all circuits in 2015.
Will Burns is targeting consistent podium finishes and race wins in 2015 Ginetta GT4 Supercup.
Romain Grosjean was disappointed to retire early in Australia, and is hoping Malaysia gives him the opportunity to score his first points of 2015 this weekend.
With the new Moto3 season less than a week away, The Checkered Flag looks ahead to 2015 as 34 riders go in search of a first world crown
Sylvain Guintoli admitted that PATA Honda have a tough season ahead of them to catch Kawasaki and Aprilia after struggling for pace in Thailand
Jonathan Rea described his first visit to Thailand as the “perfect weekend” after two dominant victories in Buriram
Michael van der Mark recovered from disappointment in race one to push his teammate all the way in race two on an eventful day in Thailand
Jonathan Rea has opened up a ten point lead over Leon Haslam after taking both victories in Thailand
Jonathan Rea produced another supreme display to complete a double victory at the Chang International Circuit
Jonathan Rea took victory in Thailand’s first ever World Superbike race after a dominant performance at Buriram
Gieco Honda’s Eli Tomac was victorious in Detroit in the 450cc class and was joined in victory circle by stable mate Justin Bogle in the 250cc class.
Andy Jordan is targeting a championship challenge in the Michelin Clio Cup Series this season with Finesse Motorsport. It proved to be…
The final three hours of the 2015 12 Hours of Sebring crowned a worthy overall winner, while the GT classes stole the final headlines.
Nine hours down, three to go, and the #5 Action Express Racing entry exercised its authority over the chasing pack by moving a lap ahead of its rivals.
