2002
Two team changes at King's Lynn.
King's Lynn are hoping to make two team changes in time for their mid-week home clash with Oxford. Promoter Nigel Wagstaff is concerned about the poor run of results suffered by the Knights.
Back down to earth for BAR.
The 2002 French Grand Prix came to an abrupt end for both Lucky Strike BAR Honda drivers yesterday, as did Olivier Panis' hopes of securing a good result in front of his home crowd.
Schumacher champion after Raikkonen's late slip.
Michael Schumacher clinched an historic fifth world title with victory at Magny-Cours, but he had to rely on a huge slice of luck to overcome an uncharacteristic mistake.
Schumacher survives stewards' enquiry.
Michael Schumacher has been confirmed as the 2002 Formula One world champion following the over-ruling of a report that suggested he overtook Kimi Raikkonen under yellow flags during the French Grand Prix.
Fisi on the mend.
Giancarlo Fisichella was not present to watch Jordan's disappointing French Grand Prix performance, having left the Magny-Cours circuit after his own enforced exit from the event on Saturday.
Yamaha shine in dazzling German GP.
Marlboro Yamaha Team YZR-M1 riders Max Biaggi and Carlos Checa finished second and fourth in today's thrilling German GP, a non-stop rollercoaster of a ride around the ultra-tight Sachsenring.
Team Honda Pons given RC211V opportunity.
The West Honda Pons team will be given the opportunity to assess the Honda RC211V, prior to the 2003 MotoGP season. HRC have decided to provide the Spanish team with one RC211V, from the Pacific Grand Prix, at Twin Ring otegi, on October 6.
Vincent takes fifth GP win.
Frenchman Arnaud Vincent took his fifth MotoGP win in the 125cc category in an action packed race today at the Sachsenring.
Post race quotes - Nashville.
"I don't really know. Tomas (Scheckter) got up high. I don't know if he just got up high or if there was something on the racetrack. It just took off. It was like I hit a patch of ice. We didn't even have a chance. It's just really disappointing for the CURB Records team.
Robbie Reynard to race at Genk.
American Robbie Reynard, currently lying ninth in the AMA 250cc Nationals, will race the Belgian Grand Prix for CAS Honda with a view to contesting more world championship events in the future.
French GP 2002 - Schu champ after Kimi's mistake.
Michael Schumacher clinched an historic fifth world title with victory at Magny-Cours, but he had to rely on a huge slice of luck to overcome an uncharacteristic mistake.
Barrichello left high and dry.
Rubens Barrichello's hopes of taking the world championship fight to another round ended before the French Grand Prix even got under way, as his car was still standing on its jacks when the formation lap began.
Ryo continues development.
Team Suzuki's Akira Ryo qualified 21st for tomorrow's 9th round of the MotoGP Championship at the Sachsenring in Germany, as he continues to test new settings on his GSV-R.
Frentzen to deputise for injured Fisichella.
In a bizarre twist, former Jordan employee Heinz-Harald Frentzen has been asked to stand-in for the injured Giancarlo Fisichella in tomorrow's French Grand Prix at Magny-Cours.
Priestley gets new spotter.
With Jason Preistley's Infiniti Pro Series driver-coach and spotter Tony Renna unexpectedly competing for Kelley Racing's IRL squad thanks to the enforced absence of Al Unser Jr, former Barber Dodge driver Sarah Senske will fill in as the former Beverly Hills 90210 actor's spotter this weekend at
Courtney to miss Rockingham.
British Formula Three Championship leader James Courtney will miss this weekend's two rounds at Rockingham - giving rival Robbie Kerr the perfect opportunity to overturn his 18-point deficit.
Blundell: 'Barrichello doing a remarkable job'.
Top F1 pundit, ITV Mark Blundell has been speaking exclusively to Crash.net about one of the most interesting things happening in F1 this year, namely the fact that so far this season Michael Scuhmacher has been outqualified three times by his team-mate Rubens Barrichello and he has also b
Post qualifying quotes - Nashville.
"This is a very hard and challenging track, but this is a sport of challenges. I am happy because I had some anxiety about coming back and how the g-forces would affect me, and I answered some questions there. For sure, I need to get in better shape, and that will come with racing.
Green brothers to host Celebrity Golf.
Racing brothers David, Jeff and Mark Green are returning to their hometown of Owensboro, Kentucky to host the third annual Green Brothers Celebrity Golf Tournament at Summit Country Club on July 31st.
Barros on front row as two-stroke rule.
For the first time this season a two-stroke machine will start a MotoGP race from pole position with Frenchman Olivier Jacque leading the final qualifying session for the German Grand Prix, at the Sachsenring this afternoon.
Schumacher second in ding-dong battle.
Michael Schumacher had to settle for a place on the outside of the front row as he prepares for a possible world championship celebration on Sunday, having been out-gunned by the Williams of Juan Montoya in French GP qualifying.
Fisichella back in the paddock.
Jordan Honda driver Giancarlo Fisichella has made an early reappearance back in the paddockin France and has been seen in the Jordan pit enjoying a plate of Pasta.
Roberts 'ready to race hard' after surgery.
Kenny Roberts Jr is promising to get his best result of the season when he returns to MotoGP racing at the Czech GP at Brno in August, having decided to extend his summer break by one week.
Kerr aiming to wipe out deficit.
Alan Docking Racing driver Robbie Kerr heads into this weekends double-header British F3 race at Northamptonshire's Rockingham Motor Speedway aiming to dispose of championship leader James Courtney's 18-point advantage.