2002
Garry McCoy out for June.
Red Bull Yamaha rider, Garry McCoy will watch the Italian Grand Prix this weekend from Mondsee Austria, where he is recuperating from an operation he had last week to address the complications he is having with his right leg.
Sadler continues relief for Mast.
Hermie Sadler will drive the #90 Donlavey Racing Ford in the MBNA Platinum 400 at Dover International Speedway this Sunday, and in the Pocono 500 at Pocono Raceway on 9 June.
Rickardsson smashes Poole track record.
A superb 15 point maximum performance from Tony Rickardsson helped Poole to a ten point victory over Oxford, a win which saw the Pirates move up to fourth place in the Elite League standings.
High-riding Protons head for the hills.
Buoyed up by four top ten finishes in the first four races, Proton Team KR riders Jeremy McWilliams and Nobuatsu Aoki head for the Tuscan hills of Mugello with confidence riding high.
Pennzoil and Panther extend deal to 2006.
Pennzoil and Panther Racing have confirmed that they will continue their Indy Racing League association through 2005, extending one of the most recognisable partnerships in the championship.
West Honda Pons bring luck to McLaren at Monaco.
Last weekend Sito Pons and his wife Laura, Alex Barros and his wife Patricia and six-year-old son Lucas, and Loris Capirossi and girlfriend Ingrid met up in Monte Carlo. The West Honda Pons team members attended a dinner on Saturday night held on the West yacht.
Team changes at Mildenhall.
A few changes on the team front in Mildenhall with the return of Gavin Hedge, the departure of rider-coach Scott Lamb and the arrival of Paul Smith.
Silverstone test - day two: 29 May.
Ferrari's Rubens Barrichello set the pace today [Wednesday] at the Silverstone circuit, England.
Rice to sub at DSTP Motorsports.
Dede Rogers, owner of DSTP Motorsports, has announced that Buddy Rice will return to the driver's seat to stand in for the injured Joey Hand at the 2000 CART Toyota Atlantic Championship-winning team, beginning with the series' fourth round at Laguna Seca.
AJ Foyt IV to race in Infiniti Pro Series.
It can't be too bad having a living legend as a grandfather: especially when that grandfather is AJ Foyt and your birthday present is the announcement that you will be racing in the Infiniti Pro Series this year.
Full speed ahead for Rizla Suzuki.
Rizla Suzuki heads to round five of the British Superbike Championship at Snetterton in optimistic mood - the high-speed track should suit its powerful GSX-R1000 race bikes.
Redon released from hospital.
Indy Racing League rookie Laurent Redon was released May 27 from Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, said Dr. Henry Bock, Indy Racing League director of medical services.
Hyundai announces new chief engineer.
The Hyundai Castrol World Rally Team has announced that Graham Moore will take on the role as Chief Engineer with immediate effect. Moore will replace Nick Clipson who is leaving regretfully for personal reasons.
Morgan celebrates return to the race track.
The Morgan Motor Company is celebrating its return to the race track at Le Mans with special commemorative editions of its classic Plus 8 and 4/4 sports cars.
Renault's Fernando Alonso to test for Jaguar.
Jaguar Racing will this week conduct a test programme at Silverstone with its young test drivers James Courtney and Andre Lotterer. The three-day test takes place from Tuesday 28th to Thursday 30th May.
TAG Heuer extends partnership with McLaren.
McLaren International and TAG Heuer have today announced a long-term extension of their Partnership.
Arena Essex up for the Cup...
After their emphatic 56-34 home Premier League win over Newport last Friday, the Kent Sweepers Hammers roar into KO Cup action this week. And it's the Reading Racers who provide the first hurdle to Arena's ambitions of gaining cup glory in 2002.
MacDonald quits Glasgow.
Grant MacDonald has quit Glasgow and is about to consider his future in the sport. The former Newcastle and Workington rider has struggled to find his true form in the early stages of the season.
Giaffone takes a podium finish for Mo Nunn Racing.
Felipe Giaffone and the #21 Hollywood/Mo Nunn Racing Chevrolet G-Force made a valiant bid for the win in yesterday's 86th Indianapolis 500 before settling for a third-place finish.
Coppins and Beirer side-by-side on podium.
Vismara Honda's Josh Coppins took second place in today's Italian Grand Prix, consolidating his second place overall in the world championship behind grand prix victor and reigning champion Mickael Pichon.
Muller penalised for Mauricio incident.
Alex Muller's maiden appearance in the FIA F3000 points table was short-lived, after race stewards in Monaco penalised him for contact with rival Ricardo Mauricio.
Race results - Italian Grand Prix.
Leading finishers in the Italian Motocross Grand Prix at Castiglione del Lago, where Yves Demaria, Mickael Pichon and Mickael Maschio won their respective classes. Race result - 500cc
Massa escapes at Ste Devote.
Felipe Massa escaped largely unharmed from a big accident at the Monaco Grand Prix, after his Sauber ran off the road at the tight first corner with 14 laps to go.
Bayliss wins race two to avenge raingods.
Troy Bayliss restored normality to proceedings in the World Superbike series by winning the second race of the afternoon at Silverstone.