2002
Practice results (2) - EA Sports 500.
Complete Saturday morning practice session results for Sunday's EA Sports 500 at the 2.66-mile Talladega Superspeedway.
32-year old F1 fan wins Irvine's 2002 Jaguar R3.
There's no bigger ambition for any F1 fan than to win a current Formula One car and for 32-year old lorry driver, Adrian Dawn, that dream came true yesterday as he walked away from Jaguar Racing's HQ in Milton Keynes with Eddie Irvine's 2002 Jaguar F1 car.
First MotoGP pole for homeboy Kato.
Japanese sensation Daijiro Kato claimed his first ever MotoGP pole position this afternoon, despite being unable to improve on his blisteringly quick time from yesterday's first qualifying session, and after a crash during today's hour-long practice.
Nunn signs for MJ Church Kawasaki.
Carl Nunn has signed for the MJ Church Kawasaki team to race the 2003 World and British Championships. The team who have spent the past few years concentrating on the 125cc class, will make a move into the 250 class for the 2003 season.
Aubert back as Casola confirm plans.
Two weeks after his first test on his Kurz Casola 250cc Yamaha, Johnny Aubert will return to race action following his big crash at Gaildorf in a round of the German Motocross Championship in Reutlingen.
Testing times for IPS rivals.
Indy Racing Infiniti Pro Series champion A.J. Foyt IV and Indy Racing League standout Airton Dare completed a total of 114 laps during Indy Racing League testing on Wednesday at Phoenix International Raceway.
Burns blows it.
2001 World Rally Champion Richard Burns has crashed out of the Propecia Rally New Zealand after rolling in SS15 - Paparoa Station.
Starting lineup - Talladega.
Full starting lineup for Sunday's EA Sports 500 at the 2.66-mile Talladega Superspeedway. Bud Pole Qualifying rained out - field set by Owners Points (1-35) - Previous winners (43) - Number of attempted races (36-42)
Practice results (1) - EA Sports 500.
Complete opening practice session results for Sunday's EA Sports 500 at the 2.66-mile Talladega Superspeedway.
Paasonen's first for Mitsubishi.
The Marlboro Mitsubishi Ralliart crew of Jani Paasonen and Arto Kapanen have set a stunning pace in the opening leg of Rally New Zealand, the Finns setting their first fastest stage time to move as high as third overall before dropping to fifth, by just nine-tenths of a second, at the conclusion
"The best man won" - Foggy on Imola.
Two race wins at Imola crowned the Texan Tornado, Colin Edwards, as the 2002 World Superbike Champion.
Biaggi: I'll attack Kato tomorrow.
Max Biaggi was bang on the pace at Motegi today, well up to the dramatically faster pace at this stop-and-go track where the four-stroke MotoGP bikes can use their horsepower advantage to good effect.
NSR star Capirossi beats Barros.
Capirossi was the first two-stroke, riding the NSR West Honda Pons machine into fifth place - one ahead of his team-mate Alex Barros on an RCV - despite a last minute tyre problem.
Colin McRae crashes out in NZ.
Colin McRae and Nicky Grist, leading Ford drivers in sixth place after three special stages of the New Zealand Rally, retired their Focus RS after going off the road 1.5km from the end of Whaanga Coast.
Wolverhampton - Elite League champions 2002.
Wolverhampton are the new Sky Sports Elite League champions after a thrilling play-off final at Eastbourne. The Eagles won on the night 46-44 but that was enough for Wolves to win by six-points on aggregate.
Fittipaldi aiming high in Miami.
The main focus of attention this weekend at Newman-Haas Racing may be the potential for Cristiano da Matta to sew up the 2002 FedEx title but his teammate Christian Fittipaldi is equally pumped up heading to Miami, where he can almost fall out of bed and into his racecar.
Servia reaches his half-century.
Spaniard Oriol Servia is set to make his 50th career CART FedEx Championship start this weekend in Miami and after almost three full years on the main CART circuit the 28 year-old former Indy Lights Champion appears just around the corner from the winner's circle.
Macau gears up for Grand Prix action.
Motorsport fans can look forward to an action-packed 49th Macau Grand Prix this year, with one of the most spectacular racing programmes ever - a feast of high-speed thrills. The Grand Prix will be held on November 16 and 17, with practice and qualifying sessions on November 14 and 15.
Bobby Jr to launch 'Toys for Tots' 2002 at Lowe's.
You won't see Santa's sleigh racing around Lowe's Motor Speedway on October 12th, 2002, but you will see the next best thing as Bobby Hamilton Jr and Team Rensi kick off the 2002 Toys for Tots campaign.
Hill: I have nothing to do with US team.
Former world champion Phil Hill has raised doubts over the validity of the American Formula One team announced by former sparring partner Dan Gurney at Indianapolis, by claiming that he knows nothing about the project.
Burns won't admit title defeat... yet.
Reigning world champion Richard Burns says he won't give up on retaining his title until the stats say it is impossible for him to do so, but admits team-mate Marcus Gronholm would need to make some pretty big mistakes to allow him to keep his crown.
Neck injury ends Marlin's title bid.
Sterling Marlin has been cruelly ruled out of the 2002 Winston Cup Championship title run-in after being diagnosed as having fractured a vertebrae following his hard wreck last Sunday in Kansas.
Barcelona test - day three: 3 October.
Williams test driver Antonio Pizzonia did his chances of landing a race seat in 2003 no harm at all by taking top spot on the final day of the final multi-team test of the season.