2002
Race Results: Africa's GP - 250cc.
Full results of today's African Grand Prix at Welkom.
Hitmen gun down Raiders.
The Buxton Hitmen got their 2002 season off to a winning start after grinding out a narrow victory over Rye House Raiders in a last heat decider.
Gronholm takes Cyprus win after McRae blows it.
Peugeot driver Marcus Gr?nholm has scored his second victory in this year's World Rally Championship on the fifth round, the Cyprus Rally, which finished in Limassol this afternoon.
Singh heads the Group N runners in Cyprus.
Mitsubishi Motors drivers fill most of the leading positions in the Group N category on the Cyprus Rally, the third round of the 2002 FIA Production Car World Rally Championship.
Supersport starting grid - Sugo.
Complete starting grid for the World Supersport championship fourth round in Sugo, Japan. Starting grid after both qualifying sessions.
Aaron's 499: Qualifying results.
Complete qualifying results for Sunday's Aaron's 499 at the 2.66 mile Talladega Superspeedway.
Pre-Spanish GP testing update - team by team.
All the Formula One teams were testing this week with most of the action taking place at Silverstone and Mugello. Find out what each team was up to: Ferrari - Testing at two tracks:
Reitzle exit latest setback for Jaguar.
One of Jaguar Racing's biggest backers has quit the Ford-owned Premier Automotive Group, which oversees the running of the Formula One team.
Colin McRae on top in Cyprus.
Ford driver Colin McRae has lived up to his pre-event billing as one of the favourites by grabbing the lead of the fifth round of the FIA World Rally Championship, the Cyprus Rally, which started today.
Field of six for Fuchs Kawasaki.
Kawasaki are out in force for the fourth round of the World Superbike Championship at Sugo, with Akira Yanagawa and Eric Bostrom, the factory's lead riders in the All Japan and AMA Superbike Championships, joining Hitoyasu Izutsu and Chris Walker in the Fuchs Kawasaki Superbike team for this week
Gripping issues for Michelin at Sugo.
Michelin find themselves faced with gripping issues as the French concern tackles the Japanese Sugo circuit in the fourth round of the World Superbike championship.
Izutsu crashes out at Sugo.
Fuchs Kawasaki rider, Hitoyasu Izutsu, is to miss this weekend's World Superbike round at Sugo, after highsiding out of the opening qualifying session and fracturing his left radius.
Stead retains British Under-21 title.
Simon Stead retained the British Under-21 title on his home track Sheffield after a controversial showdown with David Howe.
Potters give youth a chance.
Stoke Potters promoter Dave Tattum has assembled a mixture of established and fledgling riders for the Stoke Conference League select challenge match against Swindon Sprockets at Loomer Road this Saturday (20th).
Williams denies destruction of Senna relics.
The BMW.WilliamsF1 team has discounted claims that it has destroyed the car in which Ayrton Senna died at Imola in 1994.
Pitt problems disappoint Fuchs Kawasaki.
Reigning World Champion, Andrew Pitt didn't get the start he was hoping for at Sugo.
MotoGP flies into warm Welkom in South Africa.
In complete contrast to the wet and windy conditions they left behind at the first race of the season in Japan, MotoGP teams and riders have arrived in the dusty expanse of Free State in South Africa, and to the Phakisa Freeway circuit.
Road king Rutter to defend North West crown.
Team Renegade Ducati has confirmed that Michael Rutter will contest this year's North West 200 in Northern Ireland to defend his title as 'king of the road'.
Team Atomic Kitten ready to race.
The number of MG ZS Touring Cars on the BTCC grid doubles this weekend with the debut of Team Atomic Kitten at Oulton Park.
Weighty difference for BTCC runners.
Oulton Park this weekend sees the BTCC's new ballast weight rules applying during qualifying for the first time.
Arrows protested for Melbourne misdemeanours.
The Arrows team has been hit by a protest over its actions on race day at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix - although it remains unclear where the objection originated.
Chevrolet still looking for its first win in 2002.
The most successful nameplate in NASCAR Winston Cup history has yet to win a race in 2002. The ninth round of 36 this season comes to Talladega Superspeedway for the Aaron's 499 this Sunday - the second of four restrictor-plate races in 2002.
Cody Cooper - Flying The 'Coop'.
Cody Cooper will race for Team Care-DonJoy-Honda in the 125cc World Championship from 2002, replacing Antti Pyrhonen who jumped to the 500cc class with the same team.