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David Malukas delivered a standout performance by finishing third at Phoenix Raceway after leading the field to green and battling through a race of strategic shifts, bold overtakes and constant pressure on the one-mile oval.

The No.911 will be piloted by two of its regulars: Kévin Estre and Ayhancan Güven. Neither driver needs any introduction, Estre has won the Nürburgring 24h once in the past, and nearly repeated it with Güven last year, but a penalty was added to their finishing time which dropped the car to second.

Lola Yamaha ABT have announced that they will be fielding both Hugh Barter and Richard Verschoor for the Formula E Rookie Test in Madrid on March 22nd.

The opening race of the season in Melbourne proved to be the traditional war of attrition, but who fared best on Formula One’s return?

Campos Racing’s Nikola Tsolov has grown a junior racing career from strength to strength. Now, one step away from the ultimate dream, the Bulgarian has put his nation on the top step of a Formula 2 podium and atop the F2 standings after an action-packed Feature Race in Melbourne. 

The 2026 Australian Grand Prix delivered chaos, surprises, and a huge shift in who reigns at the top. Championship favourite George Russell seized the win, with his teammate Kimi Antonelli finishing triumphantly behind him in P2. Here are DIVEBOMB’s five key takeaways from the season opener in the land down under. 

IndyCar's first race at Phoenix Raceway since 2018 was a thriller. So what made the NASCAR-shared weekend such a success?

With Verstappen, Winward's No.3 Mercedes-AMG GT3 will be driven by three Mercedes factory drivers: Dani Juncadella, Jules Gounon and Lucas Auer. None of the driver's have won the 24 hour race in the past, but each have conducted respectable careers in sports car racing, especially in GT3s.

Josef Newgarden pulled out his first win of the season at the Phoenix Raceway to take the win in the Good Ranchers 250, in a race that saw plenty of chaos and action. Let's take a look at the drivers who had great weekends, and the drivers who are coming away wanting.

Max Verstappen once again highlighted his concerns regarding Formula One's regulations, hoping that the growing criticism will cause the FIA to take action.

In honour of International Women’s Day, we take a look at the five women who have competed in Formula One through the years. Who were these individuals who rose above the standards and defied all odds to reach the pinnacle of motorsport?

Josef Newgarden is targeting a third IndyCar title in 2026 after victory in Round 2 at Phoenix Raceway.

Lando Norris finishes fifth in Melbourne after a challenging race, defending from Max Verstappen while McLaren searches for answers on pace.

Arvid Lindblad shines on his Formula One debut at Albert Park, surging from ninth into the points and fighting Lewis Hamilton in a fearless start.

Leclerc doesn't believe Ferrari could have won today, but indicates that they are not as far off from Mercedes as they thought.

Kimi Antonelli reflects on a poor start, strong Mercedes pace, and thrilling battles after recovering from seventh to second at the 2026 Australian GP.

George Russell begins his 2026 title campaign with a dominant win in Australia after facing early pressure from Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, who rounded out the podium behind Kimi Antonelli in a season opener riddled with reliability gremlins across the field.

Oscar Piastri’s home Australian Grand Prix ends before the start after a Turn 4 crash on reconnaissance laps, leaving McLaren searching for answers.

Written by Liam Ploetner Nikola Tsolov became Bulgaria's first F2 race winner | Credit: Formula 2 How Tsolov took his maiden victory In the second and final race of the Formula 2 race weekend, it was Nikola Tsolov who took the chequered flag first, with Rafael Câmara and Laurens van Hoepen making up the final two places on the podium to create an all-rookie rostrum. Starting on pole for the F2 Feature Race was Dino Beganovic, who finished only 20th in the Sprint Race yesterda

Race 7 of the 2026 Melbourne SuperSprint is the shortest of the weekend, and the last at Albert Park. The race brought drama, chaos, and heartbreak.