“You guys have revived me. I feel like myself again.” Those were the words of ART’s Kush Maini, who crossed the line after a dominant 7.2-second gap to the rest of the field to take his first F2 victory of the 2026 season in Barcelona. The Indian driver never looked back after a rocket start saw him eclipse Noel León off the front row of the grid for the lead.

Ford’s maiden Le Mans win and dethroning of Ferrari was the years-long result of corporate pride and passion for racing. This makes the 34th edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans an extraordinary twice-around-the-clock race. Here’s why it still matters.

“I said to the team: We don't really need to worry about it,” remarked Rodin Motorsport’s Alex Dunne, speaking to DIVEBOMB after his F2 qualifying performance in Barcelona. Dunne had faced a major setback during a qualifying session. His first lap time of the session, a 1:25.528, was deleted after he was found to have snuck over the white lines denoting the track limits at Turn 13. His streak of finishing in the top four in every Friday qualifying stood at risk of being erode

Invicta Racing's Joshua Dürksen and Hitech's Ritomo Miyata have received penalties for their infringements during F2's qualifying session in Barcelona on Friday. The Paraguayan driver was picked up after speeding under yellow flags, a result of Miyata's incident at the final corner only moments earlier. The Hitech man endured a torrid spin as he entered the corner, veering into the gravel and bringing the session to a halt.

Rafael Câmara emerged on top after an exciting F2 qualifying session in Barcelona on Friday. He took pole position by 0.135 seconds from Joshua Dürksen, with Alex Dunne rounding out the top three after an early lap time deletion in the session.

For much of F2’s Monaco Feature Race, pole-sitter Rafael Câmara looked to have a straightforward victory sewn up. The Invicta man took top honours in the annual Monaco qualifying spectacle after a last-gasp effort, and led 33 laps of the 42-lap race, before taking his mandatory pit stop. When he rejoined, though, Câmara, like several others before him, struggled to bring the super soft tyre up to temperature quickly enough. But in his case, his out lap would end up having lar

MotoGP returned to Balaton Park for the second time in history and delivered some unexpected results. From more exciting milestones to complete heartbreak, these are the winners and losers from the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix.

Monaco has for long been the crown jewel of motorsport - a circuit where legends are made and careers are defined. But as Formula 3 returned to the principality once again this season, a familiar question resurfaced this year: is Monte Carlo still a racing circuit, or has it simply become an exercise in survival?

The 24 Hours of Le Mans is quite simply known as the greatest race in motorsport. It sees drivers and teams race around the Circuit de la Sarthe non-stop for 24 hours. At the other end of the motor racing spectrum is Formula E, a championship consisting of fast-paced 45-minute races. As much as both events are chalk and cheese, they share a special relationship, with several Formula E drivers, past and present, taking to the 24 Hours of Le Mans every year.

Formula 2’s annual visit to Monaco delivered several twists in the tale once again, with championship contenders coming a cropper, and a pole-sitter once again failing to finish a race in the Principality. DIVEBOMB looks back at the drivers who gained the most from F2’s Monaco outing in 2026, and those who fell short on the street circuit.

MP Motorsport’s Gabriele Minì added yet another podium finish in Monaco after the F2 sprint race on Saturday, extending his remarkable success at the venue with a fifth consecutive podium appearance. It’s a record Minì has set since his Formula Regional days back in 2022. Since then, the Italian has gone on to take back-to-back F3 Feature Race wins on the street circuit, before making the most of reverse-grid sprints to add two successive F2 podiums in Monaco.

“I probably don't want to experience that again,” said Invicta Racing’s Rafa Câmara after qualifying in Monaco. “It was too stressful during the quali (F2 qualifying in Monaco)”. Câmara knows a thing or two about taking pole position. Perhaps, on this day, it may have been the last thing on his mind, when he struck the barrier at Anthony Noghes corner and saw his efforts evaporate as his Invicta machine crabbed along to the finish line...keep reading

Rafael Câmara took pole in F2 qualifying on the streets of Monaco, after an excellent qualifying performance on the streets of Monaco, edging out Group A topper Nikola Tsolov by 0.130 seconds, with Alex Dunne nailing third on the road.

The Italian Grand Prix proved special for Aprilia and Marco Bezzecchi, who secured their first wins at home, alongside a spectacular battle involving Francesco Bagnaia for the Italian fans. The weekend also featured a last-minute appearance from Ai Ogura, who nearly clinched a podium spot. Here are the winners and losers from the Italian Grand Prix.

The World Rally Championship (WRC) teams make a cross-continent jump from the punishing gravel roads of Portugal to the smooth yet grating asphalt of Toyota City and its nearby prefectures as they gear up for Round 7, Rally Japan.

Formula 2’s latest campaign may only be two rounds in, and while the likes of Nikola Tsolov and Rafa Câmara have emerged strong contenders after the opening rounds, another standout name has been Hitech’s Ritomo Miyata. The Japanese driver, now into his third F2 season, has finally gotten to grips with the handling of the car. He currently holds a lowest finish of 12th, scoring points in three of the four races in 2026.

An exciting Monaco E-Prix weekend made for plenty of on-track action, with several drivers having weekends to forget amidst a sea of firsts. While the championship picture has changed significantly after two races in the Principality, DIVEBOMB looks into the drivers who gained the most and lost out big time on the streets of Monaco.

Formula E’s Monaco E-Prix delivered two new winners for Season 12, strengthening the championship battle as the season crossed its halfway point. With plenty to remember from Formula E’s latest race weekend, DIVEBOMB looks back at some of the biggest stats from the two days of racing in Monaco.

Formula One returns to North America this weekend with one of the most popular races on the calendar.

Formula E’s Monaco E-Prix double-header witnessed an astounding 382 overtakes during the weekend, with Nyck de Vries and Oliver Rowland taking their first victories of Season 12 on the streets of the principality. However, the all-electric championship’s annual visit to the principality also brought about plenty of chaos, with several drivers left miffed after having their races ruined.