Schumacher: Nascar is Boring

Juan Pablo Montoya may be looking forward to his Nascar debut this week, but Seven times champ, Michael Schumacher isn't likely to be following him

Schumancher holds title hopes

Michael Schumacher is convinced he can bridge the 19 point gap between himself and world Championship leader Fernando Alonso

F1: Many contenders for 2006 Formula One title

Stuttgart (Germany), The race for the 2006 Formula One championship, which kicks off Sunday, appears more open than it has been with half a dozen drivers having a realistic chance of wrestling the crown from Renault's Fernando Alonso.

Montoya to quit for Nascar

McLaren has announced that Juan Pablo Montoya is to be released for his contract early, and Montoya announced that he will be driving in the Nextel Cup events this season.

F1 plan to Abolish third car

Formula One's ruling body plans to abolish the use of third cars during Friday practice sessions next season, FIA also wants to reduce the length of qualifying sessions by five minutes, starting as soon as next weekend.

Honda Improvements Excite Button

With the launch of Honda's new car and its potential performance iprovements it looks as though Jenson Buttom may be about to get back on competetive terms with the championship leaders for the rest of the Formula One season.

Ecclestone Ready for US GP deal

It would appear that F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has had a change of heart regarding the United States Grand Prix after initially going on record as saying "did not matter to Formula One if there is no Grand Prix in the US" and was reluctant to enter negotiations to secure the future of the event.

Ferrari And Schumacher Dominate US Grand Prix

A resurgent Michael Schumacher dominated in the United States Grand Prix reaffirming his challenge for the world championship, reducing Fernando Alonso's championship lead to 19 points.

Pedrosa takes Donington pole

Dani Pedrosa claimed pole position for Sunday's British MotoGP, beating Chris Vermeulen and Marco Melandri into second and third respectively

Michael Schumacher Will Triumph In 2006

Schumi will make his way, says manager

Schumacher takes US pole

Ferrari dominated qualifying at the United States Grand Prix with Michael Schumacher leading Felipe Massa to seal the front row of the grid at Indianapolis.

Valentino Rossi Championship Hopes

Valentino Rossi has an uphill struggle if he is to retain his MotoGP title, even the effervescent Yamaha rider admits it.

MotoGP British Grand Prix

Pedrosa fastest in free practice

Dani Pedrosa recorded the quickest times in Friday's two practice sessions for the British MotoGP at Donington.

Raikkonen optimistic for Indy success

McLaren driver Kimi Raikkonen has said he can take his first victory of the season in Sunday's US Grand Prix.

Schumacher fever grips Bahrain ahead of F1 season

Manama, As the countdown to the March 12 F1 season opener race continues, a Michael Schumacher fever grips Bahrain.

MotoGP Gibernau ready for Germany

Sete Gibernau hopes to have recovered from his broken collarbone in time to race in the German MotoGP scheduled for 16 July.

Alonso wins Canadian GP

Reigning world champion Fernando Alonso broke his North American duckwinning in Montreal. The Renault driver led from the start to record his fourth straight win and increase his championship lead to 25 points.

Canadian GP Alonso leads Practice

Reigning World champion and current leader Fernando Alonso emphasised his determination to take his fourth consecutive victory during Friday's practice at the Canadian Grand Prix.

Ecclestone - No Compromise On US GP

F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone has warned organisers of the US Grand Prix that he will not make any concessions when discussing a new contract for the race. The deal with Indianapolis expires this year but talks over a new contract come in the wake of the farcical race in 2005 which saw only six cars finish.

F1 Canadian GP News

Ferrari driver Michael Schumacher has said he is confident that the team can deprive Alonso of victory in Montreal

MotoGP Honda's Melandri to wait on Assen fitness

Honda rider Marco Melandri has repoted he will leave it until late before deciding whether to take part in the Dutch MotoGP at Assen on Saturday.

Capirossi to make quick return

Loris Capirossi is set to leave hospital following Sunday's crash at the Catalan MotoGP and could be fit for next weekend's Dutch round.

Montreal Our Turning Point - Honda

Canada could be the turning point for Honda according to Barrichello

Honda Slam Mosley Plans

Honda launched a scathing attack on motorsport boss Max Mosley's plans to 'revolutionise' Formula One in 2008.