The Formula E grid took to its annual Berlin jaunt for the penultimate weekend of 2025. A new champion was crowned, but several drivers and teams experienced their ups and downs in the vicinity of the Berlin Tempelhof airport. Vyas and Elodie break down the winners and losers from the double header.

The double-header weekend at Iowa Speedway saw two different IndyCar race winners: Pato O’Ward and (predictably) Álex Palou. With two races on the docket instead of the typical one, there was plenty of action with too many storylines to follow them all at once. DIVEBOMB takes a look at the biggest winners and losers from both races.

A chaotic weekend at the Sachsenring saw not just riders but entire teams taken out of the race. Marc Márquez marked his 200th race start with a dominant win, Luca Marini made a strong return from injury, and Álex Márquez joined his brother on the podium. On the other hand, KTM, Fabio Di Giannantonio, and Marco Bezzecchi were among those who faced a difficult weekend at the German GP.

Following their disappointing Le Mans race, Peugeot achieved its best result of the season in São Paulo, with both cars in the points.

Cadillac took their historic maiden WEC victory in São Paulo with JOTA, but the road to the top step of the podium has been nothing but challenging.

It’s been 26 years since someone has won three road courses in a row from pole. Today, Shane van Gisbergen wins in Sonoma!

The LMP2 cars led the three class field around on the formation lap, ahead of two hours and 40 minutes of racing. Rain spoiled other races on the schedule, but it was a completely dry start for the WeatherTech series.

Nick Cassidy made it a Jaguar double in Berlin, following on teammate Mitch Evans' victory on Saturday to climb up the order from 21st on the grid to win the Berlin E-Prix. Meanwhile, the championship battle was put to bed even before the Berlin weekend came to an end.

JOTA's No.12 Cadillac secured back-to-back pole positions and eyes a podium finish for the 6 Hours of São Paulo.

Connor Zilisch takes the checkered flag ahead of Shane van Gisbergen at Sonoma!

Arrow McLaren's Pato O'Ward became IndyCar's fourth race winner of the year, coming out on top of Josef Newgarden and Will Power in the first Iowa 275 race.

The No.38 Hertz Team Jota Cadillac, that Sebastian Bourdais orignally qualified second on the grid, behind teammate Alex Lynn in the No12, has been given a one place grid penalty for impeding the No.93 Peugeot.

Mitch Evans returns to the top step of the podium after over six months of waiting following a chaotic Berlin E-Prix, while championship leader Rowland was unable to score points.

Formula E heads to a staple on its calendar, to the familiar sights of an old World War II airport. In the backdrop of an ancient piece of history, and a decommissioned aircraft skirting the circuit, lies a potential championship decider. 

A truly chaotic British Grand Prix produced some potentially season-defining and even career-defining moments, but for whom?

The WEC grid travels to the Americas for the first time this season, to take on the Autódromo José Carlos Pace for six hours of racing. Here we outline everything you need to know for the 6 Hours of São Paulo.

Hülkenberg's dream, Piastri's penalty, Norris' glory and more — five key takeaways from a wild and wet British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

Lando wins at home, Hülkenberg finally lands a podium, and chaos reigns in the midfield—here’s how every driver fared at Silverstone.

Iron Lynx was a strong contender to finish on the podium of the 4 Hours of Imola for both of their LMP2 and LMGT3 entries, but a collision and a penalty denied them any podium finish in front of the home fans.

Norris wins at home, Piastri penalised, and Hülkenberg reaches the podium at last. Quotes from all three after Silverstone 2025.