2002
Schmidt to test IPS hopefuls.
With the future of his IRL squad cloudy for 2003, team boss Sam Schmidt has been busy organising potential drivers for his Infiniti Pro Series team as he attempts to secure the future of Sam Schmidt Motorsports.
Preview - Edwards vs. Bayliss.
The last round of the 2002 World Superbike Championship is set to be an all time classic. The second half of the season has seen an unbelievable effort by Colin Edwards to get back on top of the championship.
Amick in awe as ppc Racing debut arrives.
There won't be anyone at Kansas Speedway this weekend more excited to be there than Lyndon Amick (pictured during 2001 Daytona 24hrs) who makes his return to the Busch Series in a third ppc Racing Ford Taurus.
Mauricio to get Red Bull IRL test.
Leading Indy Racing League outfit Red Bull Cheever Racing will test 23-year-old Brazilian Ricardo Mauricio at Kentucky Speedway on Thursday following the closure of Dr Helmut Marko's Red Bull Junior FIA International Formula 3000 team.
Da Matta to be confirmed at Toyota at Japanese GP?
CART driver Cristiano de Matta will link up with Olivier Panis at Toyota for 2003, according to reports by BBC Sport Online. The BBC adds that Da Matta should be confirmed with the team at the Japanese Grand Prix on October the 13th.
Subaru unveil Impreza WRC2003 prototype.
This afternoon at the Paris Motorshow four times World Rally Champion Tommi M?kinen revealed a prototype of next year's Subaru Impreza World Rally Car - the WRC2003.
Citroen delighted with Colin McRae deal.
Citroen Sport boss Guy Frequelin has expressed his joy after signing 1995 World Rally Champion Colin McRae.
Q&A: Todd Parrott.
"Talladega is coming up next week and that's a tough race. It will play big in the points race as far as the final outcome.
Jarrett back to square one at KC after 2001 wreck.
When the NASCAR Winston Cup Series returns to Kansas Speedway it's going to be like a first-time experience for Dale Jarrett who has few memories of the inaugural Protection One 400.
Parker Jr unsure of future.
Hank Parker Jr has been hotly tipped to follow Busch Series rival Jamie McMurray into the Winston Cup next year but the driver of the #36 Jesel Motorsport Dodge says he is unsure of his situation with a lot hanging on his current sponsors GNC.
La Brasserie Labatt returns to F1.
Jean-Paul Blais, the president and COO of the Canadian F1 Grand Prix, and Marc Portelance, the president and CEO of La Brasserie Labatt, today announced the return of La Brasserie Labatt to Formula 1.
Petrobras to quit FIA series.
The FIA F3000 scene will be without the distinctive Petrobras livery from next year, following decisions in the company's native Brazil to pull the plug on some motorsport sponsorship.
Thommo storms to BTCC glory.
Vauxhall Motorsport's James Thompson was finally crowned the 2002 Green Flag British Touring Car Champion at Donington Park on Sunday [22nd September] giving the popular Yorkshire driver the coveted title in this, his ninth year of trying.
Ford drop McRae.
Ford Rallye Sport has today revealed that Colin McRae will not be staying with the team in 2003. A Ford spokesperson told British newspaper The Guardian : "We have amicably agreed that we will not be renewing his contract."
KOOL owners quit racing sponsorship.
After an extensive evaluation of its participation in motorsport, the Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation [B&W] has announced that it will end its sponsorship programme at the end of the current racing season.
Fernandez and Halliday end partnership.
Fernandez Racing co-owners Adrian Fernandez and Tom Anderson have confirmed that Don Halliday will be leaving the team to pursue other opportunities in the motorsports arena.
History to roar again at US Grand Prix.
Once again, fans of the SAP United States Grand Prix will have a chance to compare the cutting-edge technology of today's FIA Formula One World Championship cars with the historic F1 cars of years past.
Q&A: CART's John Lopes and Lee Dykstra - Pt.2.
With several far-reaching changes planned for next year's CART FedEx Championship Series, the organising body's vice-president of racing operations, John Lopes, and director of technology and competition, Lee Dykstra, made themselves available to discuss the competition-enhancing rule revisions t
Montoya to star on David Letterman show.
BMW WilliamsF1 Team driver Juan Pablo Montoya will be a guest on the Late Show with David Letterman today [Wednesday, Sept. 25] on CBS Television. The show airs at 11.30 pm ET [USA time].
Aprilia wraps up 250 Manufacturers' Championship.
Four races from the end of the season, Aprilia has wrapped up the 250cc manufacturers' title with an unassailable 103 point lead over nearest rivals Honda, with Yamaha a further 13 points back.
CART praises KOOL involvement.
Despite losing one of its highest profile sponsors, following the announcement that the KOOL brand will no longer feature in its FedEx Championship Series, CART has praised parent company Brown & Williamson Tobacco for its foresight in investing in the sport.
Knights announce new signing.
King's Lynn Knights boss Nigel Wagstaff was a happy man following a phone call he received at just after 3pm on Tuesday afternoon...
Herzog-Jackson follow the road home to Kansas.
It's a homecoming of sorts for the Herzog Jackson Motorsports team this weekend as driver Todd Bodine and the rest of the Excedrin QuickTabs crew head to Kansas Speedway.
Barwell drivers lose out in Donington carnage.
Both Barwell Motorsport drivers, Aaron Slight and Tom Chilton, had their race weekends ruined through the end-of-season driving standards of their rivals in the final BTCC event at Donington Park last weekend.