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The four-time world champion Max Verstappen is reportedly considering retirement at the end of the season.

Kimi Antonelli took a dominant win at the Japanese Grand Prix after benefitting from a Safety Car, becoming the youngest championship leader with his second consecutive victory. Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc complete the podium with George Russell settling for fourth.

Kimi Antonelli took a second consecutive pole in Japan with George Russell making it a Mercedes 1-2 despite struggling throughout the session, while Oscar Piastri completes the top three for the Japanese Grand Prix's starting grid.

Filled with action, the final hour of practice in Suzuka saw Antonelli at the top of the timesheets ahead of an all-important qualifying session in Japan.

The second practice hour in Suzuka saw Oscar Piastri top the timesheets ahead of the Mercedes pair, in a session that once again saw reliability issues curb running for several drivers on the grid.

The No.10 Wayne Taylor Racing (WTR) Cadillac has lost it's third place finish in the 2026 12 Hours of Sebring after post-race inspection.

Max Verstappen, Jules Gounon and Daniel Juncadella crossed the line to win NLS 2 in dominant fashion earlier today, but they have been disqualified this evening, having used more tyres than permitted.

Written by Tarun Suresh Credit: Super Formula Kalle Rovanperä is a two-time World Rally Champion with a multitude of records to his name, including the youngest to win the championship and the youngest to win a rally. Last year, in an unexpected move, he announced his retirement from the World Rally Championship, being just 26 years old. His retirement was to make way for his switch to single-seaters. Rovanperä wanted to chase the crown jewel of single-seater racing, Formula

Nick Cassidy took his first pole position of 2026, and the team's first around the Circuito del Jarama, having aced the damp conditions at the circuit. The New Zealander managed to grab pole in a session when several drivers found the gravel traps on their flying laps, and experienced oversteer at various points on the track. Credit: Malcom Griffiths/LAT Images AS IT UNFOLDED - Qualifying for the Madrid E-Prix The Formula E grid headed into the Jarama circuit on the back of t

The No.3 Verstappen.com Mercedes went to the top of the timing board, as Daniel Juncadella set a lap time in the low eight minutes. Verstappen jumped in the car after his teammate, but his run was disrupted when a code 60 came out to clear a crashed Porsche Cayman.

Written by Tarun Suresh Jack Aitken posing after qualifying on pole position for the No.31 Whelen Cadillac | Credit: B randon Badraoui Just like he did in Daytona, Jack Aitken gets pole position for the Whelen Cadillac crew for the 2026 12 Hours of Sebring. He, Earl Bamber and Frederik Vesti will pilot the car on race day and will be hoping to convert the pole into a win after narrowly failing to do so at Daytona. The No. 52 will start on pole in LMP2, the No.14 Vasser Sulliv

Jonathan Wheatley exits Audi F1 abruptly, leaving Mattia Binotto to take full control as team principal amid rising pressure and Aston Martin links.

German car manufacturer Opel will be entering Formula E in Season 13, finally putting speculations of their next step in motorsport to an end. The Stellantis-owned manufacturer will make up the second Formula E entry by the conglomerate, replacing the outgoing DS Automobiles on the grid.

DS Automobiles will officially depart Formula E at the end of Season 12, parting ways with American motorsport arm Penske after a four-year partnership, and a total of 11 seasons with three different manufacturers in the championship.

Andretti Formula E have announced that Britons Callum Voisin and Freddie Slater will be joining them for the Madrid Rookie Test on March 22.

Nissan have announced an exciting driver line-up for the upcoming Rookie Test in Madrid, as Alpine endurance racer Victor Martins teams up with Rookie and Simulator Driver Abbi Pulling for the one-day test.

Kimi Antonelli became the second youngest F1 Grand Prix winner, converting a historic pole to his maiden win from George Russell and Lewis Hamilton, the seven-time world champion securing a long-awaited first podium with Ferrari in China.

Formula One has announced the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian rounds have been cancelled due to safety risks amid rising escalation of the Middle East conflict. It has also been confirmed that replacement Grands Prix will not be organised, shortening the 2026 calendar to 22 rounds.

Andretti Global’s Marcus Ericsson has secured a maiden IndyCar pole position in the series’ first qualifying session on the streets of Arlington, as Team Penske’s Scott McLaughlin crashed out in the opening round.

Nina Gademan charged to victory from reverse-grid pole as Natalia Granada crossed the line in second on her F1 Academy debut, while Emma Felbermayr bagged third place after an intense race-long battle for the final podium spot.