2002
Welsh co-driver takes step onto world stage.
Following the demise of the partnership of Colin McRae and Nicky Grist, another Welsh co-driver is set to take the biggest step of his career as he contests the Network Q Rally of Great Britain.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo - The favourite on Rally GB.
The 2002 Network Q Rally of Great Britain, which takes place this week (14th - 17th November), sees Mitsubishi Evolutions dominate the entry list, the Japanese marque being represented by no less than 20 of the 90 cars entered - more than any other single manufacturer.
Saxo vs Saxo in JWRC.
With the Acropolis Rally, it became clear that the Saxo was well on the way to finding a successor for Sebastien Loeb. Three Saxo drivers occupied the first three places in the Junior World Rally Championship.
Kenseth's win caps big weekend for DeWalt.
In one of the biggest weekends ever in the history of DeWalt Power Tools as a Winston Cup Series sponsor, Matt Kenseth came away with a season-high fifth victory and one lucky fan earned a Million dollars for his quick handywork with DeWalt tools.
Langston overcomes burnt back to be King of Bercy.
Grant Langston is the first King of the new Bercy era after winning the third and last night at the Paris Supercross on Sunday. Once more the French stadium was packed to capacity as 40,000 noisy fans supported the best 125 riders of the world.
Higgins gears up for Network Q.
2002 American Pro Rally Champion and British Production Cup Rally Champion David Higgins will contest the Rally of Great Britain this week, driving a Subaru Impreza World Rally Car on the World Championship round for the first time.
Jordan and Deutsche Post partnership ends.
Eddie Jordan, Chief Executive of Jordan Grand Prix, has thanked Deutsche Post World Net for its support over the past three years following today's announcement that it plans to discontinue its Formula One sponsorship programme at the end of this year.
Minardi get their hands on a Cosworth V10.
KL Minardi may not have confirmed yet that they will use Ford engines in 2003, but according to the FIA they have already received a 2002 V10 Cosworth engine, suggesting that an official announcement is only a matter of time.
Q&A: Corrado Provera.
Despite having sewn up both the Manufacturers' and Drivers' World Championships in New Zealand, Peugeot kept the pressure well and truly on in Australia to notch up its eighth one-two result of the season. Corrado Provera analyses his team's voracious appetite for victory.
Event timetable - Network Q Rally of GB.
Complete event timetable for this weekend's Network Q Rally of Great Britain - the fourteenth and final round of the 2002 FIA World Rally Championship: Thursday 14 November: Start 1830 Cardiff SS1 1930 Cardiff Super Special 1 2.45km
Arenacross results - Pepsi Arena.
Full 125 and 250cc Arenacross results from last Friday and Saturday's races at the Pepsi Arena, Albany, New York. Friday, November 8, 2002 - Main Events
Post-2002 season update - team by team.
Most of the F1 teams will resume testing in two weeks time. Find out what they have been up to and what they are planning to do in the build up to the new season... Ferrari - Tests in Spain and Italy:
Dutch Open championship announces calendar.
The new six round Dutch Open Motocross championship has announced the dates and venues that it will compete at in 2003: Starting at Gement on March 15 and ending at Mill on October 12... Dutch Open Motocross: 1. 16 March - Gemert
Dryml grabs Golden Helmet first round down under.
Oxford's Grand Prix star Lukas Dryml has won the first round of the Ivan Mauger Golden Helmet series in Australia.
Result - Checker Auto Parts 500.
Full results from Sunday's Checker Auto Parts 500 at the one-mile Phoenix International Raceway, round 35 of the 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup Series.
Dale gets Mitsubishi call-up.
British Rally Championship runner-up Justin Dale has received the opportunity of a lifetime to show World Rally bosses what he can do, after being drafted in to the works Mitsubishi line-up in place of the injured Alister McRae.
McCoy: I feel pride and responsibility.
Australian MotoGP ace Garry McCoy has spoken for the first time about his surprise move to the works Kawasaki team for 2003, and admits that he cannot wait to start developing the Japanese company's ZX-RR.
Wheldon completes first Honda IRL test.
Honda Performance Development, its technical partner Ilmor Engineering and Andretti Green Racing successfully completed the first on-track test of the new Honda Racing HI3R Indy V-8 engine on Friday at Miami-Homestead Speedway.
Smart becomes first Wasp back in the nest.
Newport have made their first signing for 2003 by bringing back popular Aussie Frank Smart. Smart was named rider of the year voted by Newport fans and was delighted to have concluded a deal before returning home.
Rossi continues testing with Peugeot 206 WRC.
Valentino Rossi was back behind the wheel of the Michelin [Peugeot]-206 WRC he will drive on the Network Q Rally of Great Britain this week for two more days of practice.
No seat for Sainz as Hyundai gets 2003 campaign.
Top brass at the Hyundai Motor Company have finalised plans for a 2003 World Rally Championship programme, based on a two-car, 14-round campaign for the Hyundai Castrol World Rally Team.
Arrows to be saved by Audi?
The Arrows Formula One team, which has been struggling to secure its future, looks set to be purchased by Audi.
Asiatech goes under?
Left without a Formula One contract by Minardi's supposedly impending deal with Cosworth, the Asiatech engine company has joined fellow French-based operation Prost Grand Prix by going into liquidation during 2002.
Lotterer to make CART debut in Mexico.
Jaguar Formula One test driver Andre Lotterer will get his first taste of Champcar action when he lines up for a one-off drive with Dale Coyne Racing at the season-closing race in Mexico City next weekend.