2002
King's Lynn kids 'as exciting as Elite League'.
Conference League action returns to the Norfolk Arena this Saturday when King's Lynn take on Newcastle, in a fixture that King's Lynn boss Nigel Wagstaff thinks could see as much action as the Elite League.
Sarah Fisher to test McLaren.
With interest in Formula One growing slowly in America - and Red Bull owner Dieter Mateschitz poised to reveal his Team USA academy - American female racer Sarah Fisher is set to complete a demonstration run in a McLaren at Indianapolis next Friday.
Foggy Petronas breaks cover at Donington.
The Foggy Petronas Racing team test programme is in full swing after their latest track outing at Donington Park - the teams first since their demonstration run at the Brands Hatch round of the WSBK championship.
Toyota to sponsor 2003 Fontana race.
The 2003 Indy Racing League event at California Speedway will be named the Toyota Indy 400, speedway and Toyota officials confirmed last night, tying in with the Japanese manufacturer's planned arrival as an engine supplier to the category next season.
West race day finals in Brno this weekend.
This Friday and Saturday, 20th/21st September, sees the finals of the West Race Day competition take place at the Brno Circuit in the Czech Republic.
Coutts scrapes paint to keep podium promise.
Padgett's 125cc rider Daniel Coutts was determined to land a podium finish in his debut National Championship year and he achieved it with a third place at Mallory Park last weekend in one of the most exciting 125 races of the season.
Andretti defects to IRL - with Franchitti.
Andretti Green Racing has confirmed the long expected news that it will move from CART to the Indy Racing League next season - but then surprised some by also announcing that Dario Franchitti and Tony Kanaan will join new team owner Michael Andretti in the move to the all oval series - while curr
Redon named Bombardier Rookie of the Year.
Laurent Redon, driver of the #34 Mi-Jack Dallara-Infiniti earned his first Indy Racing League title at Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday.
Yamaha set-up report - Rio de Janeiro.
It was a thrilling two-part Brazilian race that concluded not only the 16 round 2001 MotoGP 500 World Championship, on November 3, but the era of the two-stroke only GP500s as well - with the MotoGP premier class opening up to 990cc four-strokes for 2002.
Red-hot action in Donington decider.
Temperatures will rise over this weekend at Donington Park as the Green Flag 2002 MSA British Touring Car Championship (BTCC) reaches fever pitch in the grand finale of what has turned out to be the hottest motorsport series this year.
Smets forgets friendship and follows orders.
Belgian Joel Smets dominated the final round of the World 500cc Motocross Championship - but pulled over to allow teammate Garcia Vico victory, at the expense of his friend Marnicq Bervoets.
Stewart earns rookie honours.
It should come as no surprise that James Stewart Jr has been named as the winner of the 2002 AMA Motocross/Supercross Rookie of the Year Award following a stunning debut season in the senior leagues.
Wimbledon to return again in 2003.
With a month left of the current campaign to run, the directors of Wimbledon Speedway are already making plans for the make-up of the 2003 Dons side.
Yamaha set-up report - Rio de Janeiro.
It was a thrilling two-part Brazilian race that concluded not only the 16 round 2001 MotoGP 500 World Championship, on November 3, but the era of the two-stroke only GP500s as well - with the MotoGP premier class opening up to 990cc four-strokes for 2002.
Injured Sullivan to fly home for treatment?
Ryan Sullivan is determined to continue his brave bid for the world championship, even if it means making a lightening-quick trip back to Australia to get urgent treatment on the broken collar bone he sustained in spectacular fashion at last Saturday's European speedway Grand Prix in Poland.
Japanese veteran entered at Dover.
Vastly experienced Sportscar ace Hideo Fukuyama will attempt to become the first Japanese driver to qualify for a NASCAR Winston Cup event this coming weekend at Dover Downs International Speedway according to NASCAR's official website.
Q&A: Gilles Panizzi.
Forced to sit out two rounds of the World Rally Championship following a bad fall in his house, Gilles Panizzi returns to the Peugeot squad for its assault on the 2002 Sanremo Rally.
Coppins: No need for Pichon to take me out.
Honda Europe rider Joshua Coppins looked like taking his first Grand Prix win of the season at the Russian Grand Prix on Sunday, but a controversial mid race collision with World Champion Mickael Pichon ended his hopes.
Castroneves readies for Toyota test.
Having narrowly missed out on a possible Indy Racing League title in his first full season in the formula. Helio Castroneves is busy preparing himself for another new challenge when he tests a Formula One car.
Tantalisingly close for Andrews.
UCL Honda rider Simon Andrews has just had another great weekend at the Mallory Park round of the British Superbike Championship.
Chevrolet unveils new V8, names TWR as builder.
With the start of the 2003 Indy Racing League season still more than five months away, Chevrolet took the wraps off its all-new, third-generation, IRL engine at Texas Motor Speedway's 2002 campaign finale.
Ford stars to bring Italian mountains to life.
The genteel pace of life in the Italian Riviera resort of Sanremo will be in marked contrast to the fast and furious activity in the mountains high above the town when the region hosts round 11 of the FIA World Rally Championship.
Maschio claims 125cc World crown.
Mickael Maschio joined Stefan Everts and Mickael Pichon as a World Champion of the 2002 Motocross World Championships when he finished fourth in the 125cc Grand Prix of Russia, in front of almost 10,000 fans, and earned his number one plate by just 4 points over race winner Steve Ramon.
Three continents and five weekends fine for MYT.
MotoGP racing is all about speed.