2002
Result - Rockingham 500.
Complete results from Saturday's Sure For Men Rockingham 500 at the 1.479-mile Rockingham Motor Speedway in Corby, round 15 of the 2002 CART FedEx Championship.
Brawn: 'I'm not built for cycling!'
Scuderia Ferrari Marlboro Technical Director Ross Brawn was happy enough with second and fourth place on the grid for tomorrow's Italian GP, feeling that while the Bridgestone tyre the team has chosen might have lacked pace over one lap, it will be the best choice for the race.
Barrichello blows it in first session.
In a largely uneventful first session this morning at Monza it was a case of the usual suspects at the top of the timesheets, save for Rubens Barrichello, who suffered an engine blow after completing a mere four laps.
Brawn back on the pitwall.
Despite back pain that caused him to miss yesterday's practice sessions, Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn made an return to his position on the Ferrari pitwall today.
Qualifying press conference - Rockingham.
Merrill Cain: Let's get started with our top-three press conference following qualifying for tomorrow's Sure For Men Rockingham 500. We are joined by our polesitter Kenny Brack, driver of the #12 Target/Toyota/Lola Bridgestone.
Technology is my daily bread, says Michael.
Monza is without doubt a special event for Ferrari. The Italian Grand Prix is the Maranello Scuderia's home race and can boast the greatest level of support from the "tifosi."
Sprint star Kruseman to make debut at Texas.
Popular sprint-car driver Cory Kruseman will make his Indy Racing League debut with PDM Racing in this weekend's Chevy 500 at Texas Motor Speedway.
Speed bumps give drivers the hump.
Some of the revisions to the Autodromo Nazionale at Monza have not met with the same universal approval in the paddock as others.
Sauber drives against AIDS.
Sauber Petronas, the Swiss-based Formula One team, has joined forces with two United Nations institutions in a partnership that is unique in Formula One history.
Q&A: Sam Hornish Jr and Helio Castroneves.
Questions to and answers from Sam Hornish Jr. and Helio Castroneves in the Indy Racing League press conference.
Q&A: Luyendyk and Foyt.
Questions to and answers from Arie Luyendyk Jr. and A.J. Foyt IV at the Texas Motor Speedway.
Carmichael, Stewart shun #1.
AMA Pro Racing has announced today the top National Numbers for the 2003 AMA Supercross and AMA Motocross competitors.
Capirossi to Ducati - Barros gets RCV?
The biggest rumour from the Portuguese Grand Prix was that Loris Capirossi will join the new Marlboro Ducati MotoGP team next year - and as a result current West Honda Pons teammate Alex Barros will get the sole RCV ride for the final four races of the season.
Somerset seek points, Wasps want play-offs.
The Premier League clash on Friday night between the Somerset Rebels and the Newport Wasps brings together the close rivals both in search of precious league points.
Accenture extends WilliamsF1 sponsorship.
The WilliamsF1 team has confirmed that long-time backer Accenture is extending its sponsorship until 2005, as well as providing the team with additional business consulting services.
Preview - Russian Grand Prix.
Thanks to victories in the last two races factory Kawasaki rider Mickael Maschio holds a 10 point advantage in the 125cc 2002 Motocross World Championship as the premier off-road series heads to the final round of 12 at Park Extreme, Moscow, Russia.
Castroneves, Rice fined for poor conduct.
Championship contender Helio Castroneves and rookie stand-out Buddy Rice have both been slapped with fines following last weekend's penultimate race of the season at Chicagoland.
First Thursday night for Diamonds.
The Newcastle Diamonds are staging their first Thursday home meeting in living memory as part of a frantic schedule of five matches in ten days which they hope will complete a successful defence of the Premier League title.
Q&A: Darren Manning and Phil Barker - Pt.1.
This weekend's Rockingham 500 sees the debut of a new, all-British entry, as Yorkshireman Darren Manning pilots the Team St George Lola-Cosworth against the regulars of the CART FedEx Championship Series.
Casoli and Whitham confirmed at Belgarda.
It has been confirmed that both Paolo Casoli and Jamie Whitham will be retained by Yamaha Belgarda to ride in the 2003 Supersport World Championship. Both riders will pilot the new Yamaha R6, which will be presented to the public at the Munich motorshow (Intermot).
Rossiter faces long lay off.
Alun Rossiter faces a lengthy operation next week, when a top surgeon tackles the job of rebuilding the racer's right knee that was completely wrecked in a high speed crash at the beginning of September.
Rico goes wild in Poland.
Lee Richardson will join his Coventry Bees buddies Billy Hamill and Andreas Jonsson in this Saturday's European Grand Prix at Chorzow in Poland.
Hendrick names Sospenzo No. 25 crew chief.
Hendrick Motorsports owner Rick Hendrick today named Peter Sospenzo as crew chief of the No. 25 UAW-Delphi Chevrolet through the remainder of the 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup Series season, replacing Brian Pattie.
Price Motorsports, Inc. makes personnel change.
Price Motorsports, Inc., NASCAR Winston Cup Series team based out of Raleigh, N.C., today announced a personnel change for the remaining races of the 2002 season.