2002
Miss Fortune not on Bonenberg side.
The fourth motocross grand prix of the season did not go as well as the Bonenberg Racing team had hoped, with Kevin Strijbos only able to stay in the race for about ten minutes and Wyatt Avis not scoring any points.
Q&A: Bruno Junqueira and Mike Hull.
CART race winner Bruno Junqueira returned to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for a second crack at the prestigious 500, and duly stole pole position from the host of Indy Racing League veterans clamouring for top spot.
Argentina looking good for Subaru.
Rally Argentina, the sixth round of the 2002 FIA World Rally Championship gets underway on Thursday this week when 82 cars are expected to cross the start ramp in the town of Carlos Paz.
Frustration for Dixon riders.
It was a frustrating weekend all three Yamaha Dixon Racing Team riders as they struggled to get to grips with stony ground at the French circuit St Jean d'Angely near Bordeaux in the west of France.
A Kanemoto racing tackles the Bugatti.
Kanemoto Racing arrives at Le Mans this weekend, following a successful test session in the lead-up to the French Grand Prix on Sunday 19 May.
Jarrett's Taurus to wear pink ribbon.
For the past two-plus years, thousands of race fans have shown their support for Race Fans for a Cure(TM) by wearing pink ribbons. For the next two races, Dale Jarrett's famed No. 88 NASCAR Winston Cup Taurus will do the same.
Q&A: Emilie Le Fur - Peugeot engineer.
Emilie Le Fur has carved out a place in the highly masculine world of motor sport as a qualified female engineer working with the Peugeot Sport WRC team. Here she talks about her profession and her life in world class rallying:
Nix funeral on Friday.
The funeral of David Nix, who tragically died following a track accident two weeks ago, will take place on Friday May 17 at 1.45pm at the Carrington Church, Carrington Lincs.
Mercedes return to Donington after seven years.
The third round of the 2002 DTM takes place at Donington Park this weekend, returning the series to the oldest existing race track in Great Britain and the scene of battles between many of the predecessors of the current DTM field.
Radical Abt Audi makes rare DTM visit to Britain.
Five Audis like you've never seen before roar in to the Donington Park motor racing circuit near Derby this weekend! The outrageously styled Abt-Audi TT-Rs contest the third round of the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters on Sunday (19 May) aiming to continue their dominant form.
Solberg goes Stateside!
Petter Solberg, the man they call 'Hollywood', got the chance to live the dream last weekend when he flew to Los Angeles for a promotional trip hosted by Subaru America.
British Speedway weekly news round-up.
British Speedway weekly news round-up courtesy of Nigel Pearson at the British Speedway Press office - team by team: Sky Sports Elite League: Belle Vue Aces:
Benelli score points on their Superbike return.
The Benelli Sport team enjoyed a successful return to World Superbike racing at Monza. Rider Peter Goddard took the revitalised Tornado to 14th in race one and then 17th in race, two scoring two championship points in their first race of the season.
Bolley second in unfavourable 250cc conditions.
It was second place again for Frederic Bolley in the French Grand Prix, but the French star of the Rinaldi Yamaha Motocross Team was actually relieved with the result, knowing his history at St. Jean D'Angely.
Coppins moves to 2nd in 250cc Championship.
Twenty five year old Josh Coppins of the Vismara Honda Team, has leapt to second in the World 250 Motocross Championship with a strong ride finishing third on the podium at the French Grand Prix.
Colbert and Carroll take Scholarship wins.
Stephen Colbert and Adam Carroll took a win each in the Scholarship Class of the Avon Tyres British F3 Championship supported by Octagon Motorsports at Knockhill, yesterday [Sunday].
Yamaha's bad luck continues in 125cc class.
It was a day full of appalling luck for the two Yamaha official riders in the French 125 Grand Prix. French local Luigi Seguy crashed in the first corner, breaking his clutch lever and retiring on the same lap.
Junqueira claims Indy pole.
G-Force driver Bruno Junqueira (Chip Ganassi Racing) has claimed pole position for this year's Indianapolis 500 - putting an American chassis manufacturer on pole position for the first time since 1980.
Indy Pole Day times.
Twenty four drivers qualified on pole day for the 86th Indianapolis 500, and Bruno Junqueira took pole for Chip Ganassi Racing with an average of 231.342mph for his four qualifying laps. Qualifying continues tomorrow - but Junqueira will start from pole even if his speed is beaten.
Prowlers facing biggest test.
Sheffield Prowlers face their biggest test of the season with the visit of the undefeated Mildenhall tomorrow night [Monday] and will have to dig deep if their Conference League treble chasing ambitions are to remain intact.
Austrian GP 2002 - Rubens robbed.
Rubens Barrichello was robbed of a certain victory in the Austrian Grand Prix by the contract extension that gave him so much motivation over the rest of the weekend.
Rubens robbed as Ferrari think of title.
Rubens Barrichello was robbed of a certain victory in the Austrian Grand Prix by the contract extension that gave him so much motivation over the rest of the weekend.
Post race press conference - Austrian GP.
Drivers: Michael Schumacher (Ferrari), Rubens Barrichello (Ferrari), Juan Montoya (Williams) TV unilaterals Q: Rubens, sitting in the middle, how difficult was it to make the decision to move over on the last lap?
Schwitzer Award candidates announced.
The Indiana Section of the Society of Automotive Engineers [SAE] have announced five candidates for this year's Louis Schwitzer Award, which will be presented 17 May at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.