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Three teams grabbed victory in the second round of the 2019 F1 Esports Series, whilst Ferrari’s David Tonizza resumes his lead in the drivers’ table.

As we enter the final six rounds of the 2019 British F4 championship, the title battle has never been so close.

With 150 points left to fight for, there are still seven drivers with a mathematical chance of becoming this year’s champion.

Williams struggled once again, with the team now losing their perfect 100% finishing record.

Jack Kennedy and Brad Jones have claimed Colin Appleyard a third consecutive Supersport title after two hard fought races in Assen.

Macau have announced safety changes for the 2019 event.

AKKA ASP end on a double whilst Orange1 FFF leave Hungaroring with 3 titles.

Kevin Magnussen left Monza disappointed after his third retirement of the season.

McLaren and Audi have taken pole positions in GT3 and GT4 respectively for the Donington Decider, the final round of the British GT Championship.

Hyundai have become the second brand to reveal their challenger for the new ETCR series.

Former Central Europe CEO of Liberty Global has invested in the London-based Veloce eSports team.

The 2019 F1 Esports Series started with Ferrari making a dream debut with David Tonizza winning two of the three races; Frederik Rasmussen won the first live race.

The 2019 F1 Esports Series kicks off on the 11th September, where ten official F1 teams will aim to win a large portion of the $500,000 prize money.

Xavi Vierge will join the Petronas Sprinta team for 2020.

2019 Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix