2002
RC poised for 'greatest feat' in AMA motocross.
The 2002 season has been building in anticipation of this Sunday's AMA Chevy Trucks US Motocross Championship finale at Steel City Raceway in Pennsylvania - and not just for Ricky Carmichael, but also for the entire motocross community.
McRae to Citroen rumour resurfaces.
Despite Sebastien Loeb confidently leading the French manufacturer to its second World Rally Championship success last weekend in Germany, Colin McRae's name continues to be linked to a possible berth at Citroen next season.
Heckles looking for points in Oschersleben.
Castrol Honda Rumi team's Mark Heckles is hoping the tight and twisty Oschersleben circuit will provide him with an opportunity for two strong finishes aboard the HRC kit SP-2 machine.
Crash denies Hodgson victory.
National 125cc Championship racer Russ Hodgson was left cursing his luck once again when he slid off the Cameron's Castle Eden Honda having just taken the lead at Cadwell Park on Bank Holiday Monday.
Panis to join Toyota Racing in 2003.
Panasonic Toyota Racing announced today that French driver Olivier Panis has signed a two-year-contract to be one of the team's race drivers from the 2003 season.
Jacques Villeneuve's lap of Spa-Francorchamps.
Lucky Strike BAR Honda driver Jacques Villeneuve describes a lap of Spa-Francorchamps, venue for this weekend's Belgium Grand Prix:
Wallace, Stacker 2 sign multi-year deal with BDR.
NVE Pharmaceuticals and Bill Davis Racing have inked a multi-year deal with Kenny Wallace and Stacker 2. Wallace will drive the No. 23 NASCAR Winston Cup Dodge beginning in 2003 and will carry Stacker 2, "The World's Strongest Fat BurnerT" as its primary sponsor.
Villeneuve says no to $50 million CART offer.
Former F1 and CART world champion Jacques Villeneuve has reportedly said no to a $50 million offer to return to the CART series for the 2003 championship before returning to BAR for 2004-5.
Q&A: Rocky Moran Jr.
"Basically as far as Toyota Atlantics go, I was offered a great opportunity mid-season, 1999, to move in with a P1 racing team. I spent a year and a half there, basically Dave Cutler, a Microsoft engineer, who is a good friend of ours, he wanted to put me in the car and give me an opportunity.
Transnet Racing to skip season finale.
Transnet Racing have announced that due to lingering problems with the race car as a result of a crash sustained during the last few minutes of Friday qualifying, the team will not compete in the Toyota Atlantic Championship season finale in Denver.
Benson facing up to Darlington task.
#10 Valvoline Pontiac driver Johnny Benson says Darlington is one of the biggest challenges a driver faces all season. The "Track Too Tough To Tame" can really be too tough to tame sometimes.
Pre race quotes - Jimmie Johnson.
Jimmie Johnson enters this weekend's Mountain Dew Southern 500 at the Darlington Raceway with a three-point lead over fellow Raybestos Rookie of the Year contender Ryan Newman despite finishing 34th in last Saturday's Sharpie 500 at Bristol.
Cadwell double spurs Hislop.
Monster Mob Ducati rider Scot Steve Hislop delighted a 30,500 strong crowd at Cadwell Park as he took control of the chase for the Motor Cycle News British Superbike title with a winning double in the tenth round.
Kinnish takes win No. 3 in Monster S4 challenge.
Juan Kinnish from Laxey in the Isle of Man extended his lead in the Shell Advance backed Ducati Monster S4 Challenge this weekend winning round 4 of the UK's premier one make race series in changeable conditions at Lincolnshire's Cadwell Park.
No walk in the park for Hawk.
Round ten of the MCN British Superbike Championship provided both ups and downs for Hawk Kawasaki Superbike rider Glen Richards, but better news for team-mate Mark Burr as the series reached Cadwell Park.
Ups and downs for Virgin Aiwa Yamahas.
Flashes of brilliance shone through the dull, overcast skies at Cadwell Park as Team Virgin Mobile Aiwa Yamaha showed the scintillating form that is proving the race might of the R1 Superbike.
Barron/Blair continue to impress.
Alex Barron and the Rayovac Blair Racing team have continued to quietly prove they are one of the top units in the Indy Racing League, despite being new to the series.
Suzuki tests positive at Brno.
Telefonica MoviStar Suzuki team riders Sete Gibernau and Kenny Roberts, and Team Suzuki development rider Akira Ryo, stayed on at the Brno circuit in the Czech Republic after last weekend's MotoGP event to test a number of new parts and settings on the new-this-year GSV-R machine.
Priestley released from hospital.
Indy Racing Infiniti Pro Series driver Jason Priestley has been admitted to an undisclosed orthopaedic rehabilitation centre after being released last weekend from Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis.
Hammers set to subdue those Rebels.
The Arena Essex Kent Sweepers Hammers will be looking to pick up five valuable Premier League points this week in their quest to qualify for the end of season play offs.
Belgian GP preview - Toyota Racing.
For round 14 of the 2002 Formula 1 World Championship the Panasonic Toyota Racing team moves to Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. The track is just across the border from the team's Cologne factory, which makes this one of its most local races.
Ogden takes Monster Cadwell pole.
Newark's Carl Ogden took his first ever Pole position in the Shell Advance backed Ducati Monster S4 Challenge, at round four of the premier one make race series at Cadwell Park.
Race results - Cadwell Park, race two.
Full race results from today's second race at Cadwell Park, round 10 of the British Superbike championship.
Race results: Cadwell Park - race one.
Full race results from race one today at Cadwell Park, round 10 of the British Superbike championship.