2002
Another heartbreaker for Scheckter.
For the third time this year, Indy Racing League rookie Tomas Scheckter led more laps than any other driver, only to drop out of contention because of a late race mishap whilst seemingly on course for a maiden IRL win.
Bell excluded after crash.
Visteon/Patrick Racing driver Townsend Bell had a streak of three consecutive points paying finishes snapped at the Molson Indy Toronto when CART officials excluded him following a crash with Bruno Junqueira.
London to give Rossi the red carpet treatment.
A movie-star welcome awaits the MotoGP World Champion as Rossi-mania arrives in London's Leicester Square on Tuesday afternoon, ahead of the Cinzano British Grand Prix.
Spencer's push gives Marlin third.
Sterling Marlin drove the Chip Ganassi owned No. 40 Coors Light Dodge Intrepid R/T to a third place finish in the Pepsi 400 at Daytona International Speedway on Saturday to maintain his place at the head of the Winston Cup standings.
Mixed family fortunes for Bodine clan.
When the dust settled after Saturday's Pepsi 400 at the Daytona International Speedway, two of the three Bodine brothers were celebrating top ten finishes while the other was surveying a completely mangled racecar.
Mason off sick bed but Boxall a doubt.
Rye House skipper David Mason dragged himself from his sickbed on Saturday to record an excellent paid 11 score against Edinburgh at Hoddesdon. But Richard Boxall is an injury doubt after a second half crash.
Relief for British American Racing.
In temperamental weather conditions that saw the team having to think on their feet throughout the race, Lucky Strike BAR Honda secured their first points of the season for both cars after what has been a frustrating year so far.
Podium Press Conference - IPS.
"I was right up behind Aaron Fike, I seemed to be just far enough behind him that when those guys spun in front of me, I just listened to my spotter, he told me to go low, and I just hoped that he knew what he was doing and fortunately I was able to drive around it." - Jason Priestley
A long and difficult weekend for Jaguar.
A disappointing British Grand Prix saw Jaguar Racing drivers Eddie Irvine and Pedro de la Rosa retire and finish in 11th place respectively.
Trelawny go down fighting at Workington.
Trelawny played their part in an entertaining Premier League match at Workington on Sunday evening. The meeting featured some excellent racing and the JAG Tigers lost by only four points in a closely contested clash.
Jarrett: I was trying to protect my position.
Saturday's Pepsi 400 at the Daytona International Speedway unfortunately contained another multi-car wreck that is becoming increasingly typical of restrictor plate racing. At the center of it was Robert Yates Racing's Dale Jarrett.
Montoya the only Michelin runner in the top seven.
World championship leader Michael Schumacher moved closer to a record-equalling fifth Formula One title by scoring his seventh victory of the season at Silverstone yesterday [Sunday].
Cut tyre spoils Gordon's night.
Jeff Gordon's hopes of a fifth career Winston Cup win at the famed Daytona International Speedway disappeared early in the running of Saturday's Pepsi 400 when he cut a tyre on his #24 DuPont Chevrolet.
Race result: Knockhill - race two.
Shane Byrne [Renegade] wins race two at Knockhill; Paul Brown [IFC Racing] is second; Sean Emmett [IFC Racing] third; John Reynolds [Rizla] fourth; Steve Plater [Virgin Mobile Aiwa] completes the top five. Race two results - Knockhill:
Rizla Suzuki scores race points.
Rizla Suzuki regular John Reynolds and stand-in team-mate David Jefferies improved on qualifying set-backs to earn championship points here today at Knockhill in two incident-marred 30-lap British Superbike races.
Who Dares wins.
Airton Dar? earned his first career Indy Racing League victory on Sunday, winning the Ameristar Casino Indy 200 with a dramatic late pass at Kansas Speedway and completing a great double win for team owner AJ Foyt.
Tragedy in Kenya for Mitsubishi.
Marlboro Mitsubishi Ralliart today released a statement saying it "deeply regrets an incident that occurred today (Sunday 7 July) in Kenya, between its test car and a local man". The statement went on to say:
Result - Kansas IPS.
Complete results from Sunday's opening round of the Indy Racing Infiniti Pro Series event on the 1.5-mile Kansas Speedway.
Everts wins Swedish MX GP500.
Yamaha L&M's Stefan Everts emerged victorious from a nailbiting duel with arch rival Joel Smets today in Sweden to record his fourth win in eight Grand's Prix this year.
Bolley on the podium in the MX GP250.
Yamaha's 250 ace Frederic Bolley again visited the podium and even though it was only third place, he was closer to the win than he had been since the first GP of the year as the top three crossed the line within nine seconds.
Seguy scores top 5 in Sweden.
Despite racing with injuries Yamaha YZ125 mounted Luigi Seguy produced a great ride to finish in fifth place at the Swedish Grand Prix today.
British GP 2002 - Michael's march continues.
Four times World Champion Michael Schumacher continued his march towards his fifth world title today [Sunday] with another dominant win at the British Grand Prix.
Post Qualifying quotes - Kansas IPS.
"I tried to get in it as fast as I could on the warm-up lap, and the car was perfect. I could run it on the bottom like my grandpa told me, and everything went as planned. My grandpa and Jack Starne set the car up, and it was fast from the start." - AJ Foyt IV
Scheckter sends a message.
Tomas Scheckter reminded the rest of the Indy Racing League fraternity that he is all set to take his first career IRL win any time soon as he took pole position for Sunday's Ameristar Casino Indy 200 at Kansas Speedway.