2002
I stuck my foot out, admits Williams mechanic.
What had looked like a serious accident, when Juan Pablo Montoya knocked over his 'lollipop man' during a Spanish GP pit-stop, luckily turned out to be less serious than it had seemed at first.
Gundersen, Kawasaki win; Maschio on 125 podium.
Kawasaki Racing Team's Kenneth Gundersen claimed his first victory of 2002 season aboard the factory 250cc Kawasaki machine at round three of the World Motocross Championship at Teutschenthal in the former East Germany, while team-mate Mickael Maschio had to settle for a podium place in the 125cc
Triple podium for Vismara Honda.
Cold weather at the third round of the Motocross World Championships in Germany could not dampen spirits after a great day for Team Vismara Honda, in which three of its riders climbed on to the podium.
Rob Walker dead.
Legendary grand prix team owner Rob Walker has died from pneumonia at the age of 84.
Casino Magic 500 now officially Boomtown 500.
Casino Magic is about to go "Boom!"
Renegade Ducati reign supreme at Donington.
Shane Byrne and Michael Rutter each took a victory in the third round of the Motor Cycle News British Superbike Championship as the Renegade Ducati team celebrated its first ever double victory at Donington Park.
Team Ascari announces Le Mans drivers.
Team Ascari has today announced that Britain's Ben Collins will drive with South African Werner Lupberger at this years 24 Hours of Le Mans as the British sportscar marque makes its final preparations for the weekends preliminary practice sessions in France.
Travis released by Penske.
Following the IRL's rejection of Penske Cars' application to become a constructor in the series next season, the Poole-based company has agreed to release its chief designer John Travis.
Rovanpera wins in Mexico.
Total Team Peugeot drivers Harri Rovanpera and Risto Pietilainen romped to a convincing victory in the 2002 Corona Rally Mexico yesterday, the 206WRC crew finishing ahead of second-placed Carlos Izquierdo, the Mexican Mitsubishi driver upholding honours for his country following the retirement of
Checa brings the M1 home.
Few GP riders have more experience of racing on home tarmac than Carlos Checa who gets to race three times a season in front of his home fans, and for good measure, gets a fourth outing on the Iberian peninsula at September's Portuguese GP.
Stefan Everts - The best ever!
There was a double cause for celebration for Stefan Everts and the Yamaha L&M Motocross Team at Teutschenthal near Halle in the German province of Sachsen Anhalt on Sunday, April 28.
Lamb made rider-coach at Mildenhall.
Mildenhall have appointed former Berwick rider Scott Lamb as their new rider-coach. He will make his debut this Sunday against Boston at West Row after his scheduled first meeting against Wimbledon was postponed.
Stefan Everts - Profile.
Belgium has a long tradition of great motocrossers, yet surprisingly national law has prohibited until very recently the participation of youth in any form of motorised competition, so it was with frustration that the young Everts waited for his 16th birthday.
Race result - NAPA Auto Parts 500.
Complete results from the NAPA Auto Parts 500, round 10 of the Winston Cup championship, held at the California Speedway.
Race results - Donington race two.
Complete results from the second race today at Donington for the third round of the British Superbike championship. After a fourth place in the first race of the afternoon Ducati rider Michael Rutter scored a comfortable victory for Team Rengade in the second.
Double disappointment for Renault.
The Spanish Grand Prix proved to be a disappointing one for the Mild Seven Renault F1 team, especially after the promise it showed in qualifying. Both the team's drivers retired at the end of an eventful race following a loss of performance cauised by different things.
Minardi withdraws from Spanish GP.
The KL Minardi Asiatech team has taken the tough decision to pull both its cars out of this afternoon's Spanish Grand prix following a series of front and rear wing failures in practice and qualifying.
Third wing failure causes concern at Minardi.
Following its double front wing failure on Saturday, the Minardi team suffered more anguish when Mark Webber crashed out of the warm-up session in Spain when his rear wing collapsed at speed.
Mackay back in action shortly.
Injured Reading Racer Brendon Mackay has said that he plans to be back in action very soon. The Aussie intends to be back practising in as few as three weeks, as the arm he injured in a recent meeting is already healing very well.
Minardi to compete in Spain after failures.
After an 'incident-packed' second day of action at the Circuit de Catalunya, both Minardi cars will line up on the Spanish Grand Prix grid on Sunday.
Spanish GP 2002 - Michael runs like clockwork.
Michael Schumacher extended his world championship lead after running unchallenged throughout the 65-lap Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona.
Knapp leaves Kelley.
Engineer Thomas Knapp left the Kelley Racing team after the Firestone Indy 225 last week by mutual agreement with team boss Tom Kelley.
Franchitti takes CART lead.
By virtue of finishing third in today's Bridgestone Potenza 500 at the Twin Ring Motegi superspeedway, Team KOOL Green driver Dario Franchitti took the points lead in the 2002 FedEx Championship Series.