2002
Raikkonen stars again for Michelin.
Ferrari might already have the world championship for drivers in the bag, courtesy of Michael Schumacher's victory in France last weekend, but the Italian team shows no sign of letting up.
Hemelgarn returns to Michigan after decade away.
Championship Indy Racing League team owner Ron Hemelgarn will return to the two-mile Michigan International Speedway with the Indy Racing League this weekend. The inaugural Michigan Indy 400 will mark Hemelgarn's first appearance at the historical oval in a decade.
Eggens plans KTM four-stroke for 2003.
Leading Dutch rider Erik Eggens has re-signed to race for the factory KTM supported Champ team for 2003, but has decided to ride a new 250cc four-stroke in the 125cc World Championship.
Hampton to make IPS debut at Michigan.
Sports-car standout and U.S. F2000 veteran Ryan Hampton will make his Indy Racing Infiniti Pro Series debut this Sunday at Michigan International Speedway. Hampton will drive the No. 34 Ryan Hampton/CGF Special Dallara/Infiniti/Firestone.
Shell Oils to title sponsor Denver Grand Prix.
This season's return of the CART FedEx Championship Series to Denver received a boost on Thursday when long-time series partner Shell Oil announced that it would stand as the title sponsor of the 1 September event, to be known as the Shell Grand Prix of Denver.
Stricklin looking to bounce back at Pocono
Hut Stricklin watched a top ten-finish slip away last weekend at New Hampshire when he was involved in a late race crash with Ricky Rudd but now he must pick himself up and move on to the Pocono International Raceway.
Fresh engines for Team B&Q.
Fresh from his first-team debut for York City on Friday, the enigmatic John B&Q leads his 'other' team to the Norfolk circuit of Snetterton this weekend.
Vohland's back!
MJ Church Kawasaki's Tallon Vohland will be back in action at this weekends British Motocross Championship in Northern Ireland, having been sidelined by a serious back injury for two months.
Andretti buys Team Green.
In a surprise move, Barry Green has confirmed that he has reached an agreement to sell Team Green to a consortium comprising brother Kim, current driver Michael Andretti and business VP Kevin Savoree.
Q&A: Jarno Trulli.
Renault F1's Jarno Trulli talks about the promotion of Fernando Alonso to race driver in 2003, Jenson Button's exit; his goals for next year and a lot, lot more:
Q&A: Jonathan Macri and Josh Beaulieu.
Two of the leading junior Canadian drivers - Jonathan Macri of P-1 Racing and Barber Dodge's Josh Beaulieu - spoke to CART ahead of this weekend's 'home' race in Vancouver, where both will be present in support the CART FedEx Championship on the Concorde Pacific Place street circuit.
Historic event should be classic again.
The annual individual highlight of the Edinburgh Speedway season is the Scottish Open Championship, and the 2002 staging takes place on Friday at Armadale (7.30).
Tribe Art 2002 comes to Hockenheim.
Launched in London earlier in the year, Tribe Art brings the worlds of art and Formula One together through a new arts initiative from Lucky Strike BAR Honda. This weekend the motorhome turns art gallery as the exhibition comes to the paddock during the German Grand Prix weekend.
The heat's on Sam again.
Sam Tesar returns to a heat leader role for the first time this season when Panthers visit Poole in Sky Sports Elite League action tomorrow night.
Sharp pays the penalty.
Kelley Racing endured a tough build up to last weekend's Firestone Indy 200 in Nashville as they watched Al Unser Jr's personal problems brought directly into the public eye. The race itself was no less emotional.
McNish: I thought we would be in better shape.
Panasonic Toyota Racing driver Allan McNish reflects on a disappointing French Grand Prix, two engine failures, and a lot, lot more:
Buxton to add sparkle to Swindon's Conf series!
The latest stage of the PHARMACCORD PRODUCTS sponsored Conference Trophy series takes place at Blunsdon this Tuesday (23rd), when the PRO-FIT Sprockets take on Buxton and, just like the mineral water which bears the town's name, the Derbyshire side are expected to add some sparkle to the occasion
Carmichael takes record season to Washougal.
Ricky Carmichael is in the midst of having arguably the greatest summer in the 30-year history of AMA Motocross.
Q&A: James Robinson - Chief Race Engineer - BAR.
The newly redesigned Hockenheim circuit represents a foray into the unknown for all 11 Formula One teams this weekend. Here Lucky Strike BAR Honda's Chief Race Engineer James Robinson shares his thoughts on the revised layout and what difficulties he anticipates the teams will face.
Lewis to race tribute car in Winston Cup.
Shane Lewis of Jupiter, Florida announced today that he will compete in the Sirius Satellite Radio at The Glen NASCARWinston Cup race at Watkins Glen International.
Ulamek makes up with Lynn as a new face arrives.
Sebastian Ulamek and Kings Lynn have kissed and made up. The GP star makes his return on Wednesday night, which also sees the debut of new signing Jernej Kolenko at the Norfolk Arena.
More controversy at Red Bull Cheever.
Eddie Cheever broke into the top ten of the Indy Racing League point standings after finishing sixth in the Firestone Indy 200 at Nashville Superspeedway. However once again Tomas Scheckter was denied a possible podium finish when he crashed, this time whilst trying to lap his teammate.
Signs of encouragement at Jaguar?
A disappointing end to what began as a promising French Grand Prix for Jaguar Racing as Eddie Irvine retired and Pedro de la Rosa finished in ninth place.
BBC to broadcast Rockingham 500 CART race.
Britain's fastest ever motor race, the Rockingham 500 CART event, will be shown on BBC2 Grandstand on Sunday 15th September, the day after the race is run at Rockingham Motor Speedway, near Corby in Northamptonshire.