Marc Márquez won at Brno, becoming the first Ducati rider to win five consecutive races, as Jorge Martín returned to score valuable points for Aprilia.

A recap of Rounds 6&7 of the 2025 Super Formula season held at Fuji.

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.

Starting with 18 riders on track and finishing with just 10, the majority of whom fell victim to Turn 1 at the Sachsenring, Marc Márquez was lucky to secure a win in his 200th race start, with Alex and Pecco back on the podium with him.

Scott Dixon claimed victory at the Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio in dramatic fashion after long-time race leader and championship leader, Álex Palou went off-track all by himself with five laps to go, with Dixon taking advantage to become just the third driver to claim a race victory in 2025.

An intense stop-start race through unpredictable weather was shaped by a controversial penalty for Oscar Piastri, polesitter Max Verstappen’s dramatic spin and a high-stakes battle for P3 between Nico Hülkenberg and Lewis Hamilton. Lando Norris capitalised on the chaos to take his maiden home win ahead of Piastri and Hülkenberg, the German scoring his first podium after 239 starts.

A rainy Sunday morning at Silverstone set the scene for the Formula 3 Feature Race, which took place on 6th July at 09:30 BST. Mari Boya of Campos Racing claimed the ultimate victory, followed by Theophile Naël of Van Amersfoort Racing (VAR) in P2, with Noel Leon rounding out the podium in P3.

A race-long battle between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri saw Norris claim victory, while key rival Max Verstappen was taken out of running on Lap 1. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc completed the podium to take Ferrari back to second in standings.

The 100th running of the TT didn't disappoint with an exciting race and plenty of action.

The 78th running of the 24 Hours of Spa got underway at 16:30 local time on Saturday the 28th of June, with Marvin Kirchhöfer in the No.59 Garage 59 McLaren leading the 74 car grid over the line to take the green flag.

Oscar Piastri takes his fifth win of the season ahead of Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc, after a curveball Safety Car caught out Max Verstappen on the three-stop strategy — inviting late-race drama between the Dutchman and George Russell.

The second round of the GTWC EU (GT World Challenge Europe) Endurance Cup got underway at 3pm local time today, as the No.17 GetSpeed Mercedes driven by Joules Gounon led the 59 car grid down to turn one.

Round five of the IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar championship got underway at 3:40pm local time in Detroit, with the pair of Acuras leading the field away at the green flag. They led the pair of RLL BMWs in a hectic qualifying session yesterday.

Lando Norris claimed his second win of the season at the Monaco Grand Prix after surviving Charles Leclerc’s relentless hunt for home victory, with Oscar Piastri completing the podium and clinging on to the championship lead by just three points.

Written by Meghana Sree Max Verstappen brings home a victory in Italy to mark Red Bull’s 400th Grand Prix after expertly seizing the lead...

A recap of Round 5 of Super Formula which saw Sho Tsuboi put an end to the dominant six-win streaak of Team Dandelion

Ben Green in the No.14 Emil Frey Ferrari led the field away from pole position for the second race at the GTWC EU (GT World Challenge Europe) Sprint Cup round at Zandvoort at 2:45pm local time. In qualifying earlier in the morning Chris Lulham in the No.69 Verstappen.com Gold Cup Ferrari grabbed second on the grid, ahead of Arthur Leclerc in the No.50 AF Corse Ferrari.

The Feature Race took place on Sunday in Imola at 8:30 AM CEST (6:30 AM GMT), with Santiago Ramos of Van Amersfoort Racing, taking the win. Noah Strømsted of Trident takes P2, followed by his teammate and championship leader - Rafael Câmara.

Race one for the GTWC Europe Sprint Cup event at the Circuit Zandvoort got underway at 3pm local time today, with Bastian Buus in the No.89 Lionspeed GP Porsche leading the pack away from the front in his Bronze Cup car.

Written by Abhishek Ramesh Johann Zarco celebrates his French MotoGP win on the podium at Le Mans. | Credit: HondaRacingGLB via X Johann...