2002
Q&A: Colin Turkington.
Ulsterman Colin Turkington is one of the duo of young chargers who will be racing the Team Atomic Kitten MG Touring Cars in this season's British Touring Car Championship.
Preview: Rallye de France - Tour de Corse.
The Tour de Corse is the third round out of 14 for the 2002 FIA World Rally Championship, second round out of eight for the 2002 FIA Production Car World Rally Championship
Le Mans receives 96 entry requests.
Le Mans 24 Hours organiser, the Automobile Club de l'Ouest [ACO], has confirmed receipt of 96 entries for this year's 70th running of the round-the-clock marathon on 15-16 June.
Harvick pulls double-duty at Sears Point.
NASCAR contender Kevin Harvick has confirmed that he will pull double-duty at Sears Point Raceway in June, competing in both the Dodge/Save Mart 350 NASCAR Winston Cup and Snap-on Tools/Jelly Belly 200 NASCAR Featherlite Southwest Series events.
Renault concludes successful Silverstone test.
The Mild Seven Renault F1 team today [Thursday] completed testing at the Silverstone circuit in England with test driver Fernando Alonso cocluding his first real solo test for the French squad.
Ken Schrader's yellow and blue debut.
"M&M's"=AE Racing Team will debut their driver, Ken Schrader, in a new yellow and blue paint scheme this weekend at the Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Motocross World Championship entry list.
The entry list for the Individual Motocross World Championship has been released by the sport's governing body, and contains all the usual suspects. The full entry, as confirmed by promoters Dorna Off-Road, reads as follows:
Mildenhall start to take shape.
New Mildenhall promoter Tony Mole has made his first signing as boss of the Fen Tigers by recruiting Graham Drury as the club's General Manager - the man behind the hugely popular Telford Ice Speedway series.
Hendrick to undergo minor surgery.
Hendrick Motorsports driver Ricky Hendrick, who dislocated his right shoulder in Saturday's NASCAR Busch Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, will need arthroscopic surgery to repair ligament damage in his injured shoulder.
Toyota Atlantic: Monterrey quoteboard.
The opening round of the 2002 Toyota Atlantic Championship has thrown together an intriguing blend of series veterans, those returning to the category following the demise of Indy Lights , and those graduating from junior formulae. Joey Hand ( #27 DSTP Motorsports ):
Two more file entries for Indy.
Racing Professionals and Dreyer & Reinbold Racing have each filed single entries for the 86th Indianapolis 500 this week, bringing the running total up to 13.
Mark Tutor hired as pit boss for Mast.
Mark Tutor will call the shots in the pits for Winston Cup driver Rick Mast, effective immediately, announced Junie Donlavey, owner of the No. 90 Ford.
A new era opens for Team Rahal.
A new era begins for Team Rahal this weekend when drivers Jimmy Vasser and Michel Jourdain Jr. take to the track in Monterrey, Mexico for the 2002 CART FedEx Championship Series opener.
Burton wins Busch race at LVMS.
Vivas Las Vegas! It was a great day for the No. 9 GAIN Laundry Detergent Ford Taurus at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Driver Jeff Burton and crew chief Brad Parrott, along with the entire team, put together a package that no one could beat.
Kitson brings Korean touch to HCWRT.
The Hyundai Castrol World Rally Team's latest signing brings an added Korean dimension to the team as new Marketing and PR head, Stephen Kitson spent the last three years leading the manufacturer's Overseas Public Relations efforts at the head office in Seoul.
Canadian Asaro joins Scholarship ranks.
Canadian driver Billy Asaro has joined Sweeney Racing to compete in the Scholarship Class of the BRDC British Formula Three Championship.
Global success for Big Five Vangani.
Motocross seasons are getting into full swing all over the world, and the Big Five Vangani Racing boys lined their KTM's up in both northern and southern hemispheres at the weekend.
Wimbledon 'extremely satisfied'.
The management of Wimbledon Speedway have pronounced themselves "extremely satisfied" with the outcome of last weeks' meeting of Conference League Promoters.
Morgan's Aero 8 GT(N) heads for Le Mans.
Exactly 40 years after Morgan's last competitive entry at Le Mans, when Christopher Lawrence, now Chief Development Engineer at Morgan Motor Company, drove a Morgan Plus 4 through the chequered flag to win the 2.0-litre class, a Morgan is set to return to the world's most prestigious race.
Your chance to paint Ken Schrader's wagon.
Pink, purple or aqua - how will you decide? Candy lovers around the globe will be faced with that decision beginning March 6th when Masterfoods USA launches its Global Colour Vote - the largest promotion in the 61-year history of the M&M's brand.
VLR confirm driver line-up for 2002 BTCC.
Coventry based race team VLR, who contended the 2001 BTC Touring category under the Peugeot Sport banner, have ended speculation this week and confirmed the squad for the 2002 British Touring Car Championship season.
New livery and partners for MG.
MG Sport and Racing's cars will feature a new livery this season, with top toy company Mattel as title sponsors of the MG motorsport activities in 2002.
VW behind Prost buyout?
Recent speculation has placed German car manufacturer Volkswagen as being behind the mysterious buyout of Prost's place on the F1 grid.