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The ongoing dispute over the legality of Toro Rosso’s 2007 car has taken another turn, with team bosses Gerhard Berger and Franz Tost apparently suggesting that the blueprints obtained by Spyker and used in evidence in Spyker’s arbitration proceedings could have been tampered with.
Meanwhile, Spyker’s dispute with Super Aguri - the other team at the […]

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Sebastien Bourdais took a controversial win in yesterday’s Champ Car race in Houston after cutting a chicane to overtake polesitter Will Power. Graham Rahal finished second, ahead of F1 refugee Robert Doornbos.
Mattias Ekstrom won the 2007 DTM season opener at Hockenheim yesterday, but the race was shortened after a massive accident involving Tom Kristensen, […]

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Newman Haas driver Sebastien Bourdais claimed pole position for this weekend’s Champ Car race in Houston, only to lose his fastest lap as punishment for blocking Team Australia’s Will Power, demoting him to second on the grid behind Power. Justin Wilson starts third for RSports, with PKV’s rookie Neel Jani fourth ahead of Oriol Servia […]

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Defending Champ Car champion Sebastien Bourdais took provisional pole position for this weekend’s race in Houston, ahead of Will Power and rookie Graham Rahal. RSport drivers Justin Wilson and Alex Tagliani were fourth and fifth quickest respectively.
New A1GP champion Nico Hülkenberg got his F3 Euroseries campaign off to a good start by finishing second to […]

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Robbie Kerr will race at Brands Hatch for the Team GB A1GP team next weekend, after taking his first A1GP win in China last weekend. The team had to choose between Kerr and occasional driver Oliver Jarvis, who won on his second race weekend for the team in Mexico. It was the team’s first win […]

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Felipe Massa stormed to his first win of the 2007 season in Bahrain today, ahead of McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari teammate Kimi Räikkönen. BMW Sauber enjoyed a strong race showing, with Nick Heidfeld fourth and Robert Kubica sixth, sandwiching Fernando Alonso. Jarno Trulli and Giancarlo Fisichella took the final two points positions. […]

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Felipe Massa took pole position for the Bahrain GP, ahead of McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari teammate Kimi Räikkönen. Fernando Alonso was fourth quickest, with the BMW Sauber duo of Nick Heidfeld and Robert Kubica fifth and sixth. The struggling Honda team had another qualifying session to forget, with Rubens Barrichello and Jenson Button lining […]

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Super Nova’s Luca Filippi took a surprise pole position for the first race of the 2007 GP2 series in Bahrain, just under a tenth of a second quicker than Piquet Sports’ Xandi Negrao. Andreas Zuber was third quickest for iSport, with Lucas di Grassi fourth for reigning champions ART. Bruno Senna was an impressive fifth […]

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Tempers are starting to flare at Honda, as the depth of the Japanese squad’s crisis with its dreadful RA107 single seater became ever clearer at the Malaysian grand prix.Jenson Button this weekend revealed that team members have begun “shouting at each other”, while his veteran teammate Rubens Barrichello was spotted at Sepang in a moment […]

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