2003
Pioneer to support Jaguar at Silverstone.
Jaguar Racing has revealed that it will be supported by electronics giant Pioneer at this weekend's British Grand Prix, securing sponsorship from Pioneer USA and a supply of the latest in-car and home entertainment technology from Pioneer GB to showcase in its pit-lane garage and hospitality area
Biaggi gets full factory RCV.
Sources in the Italian press are indicating that former four-times 250cc world champion Max Biaggi will be given a full factory Honda RCV - as ridden by arch-rival Valentino Rossi - from the Czech Grand Prix onwards.
David Coulthard's lap of Silverstone.
British crowd favourite David Coulthard will, all things going to plan, make his tenth British Grand Prix start this weekend, and is looking to add to the back-to-back wins he achieved at the turn of the century. Who better, then, to talk us round a lap of Silverstone...
Jodie Marsh sets pulses racing as new face of F1.
Top British model and TV star Jodie Marsh was unveiled as a hot new face for Formula One, marking the release of Sony Computer Entertainment's latest racing hit, Formula One 2003 for PlayStation2.
NAPA team blast Johnson/NASCAR.
The 'yellow flag' rule fiasco reared its ugly head once again at the Chicagoland Speedway on Sunday when Jimmie Johnson passed Michael Waltrip for third place when the caution flag flew with just 33 laps remaining in the Tropicana 400.
Schumacher repays doc with charity patronage.
Michael Schumacher has returned a favour to the doctor who helped heal the leg broken in his 1999 British Grand Prix accident by becoming a patron of a charity close to the medic's heart.
Fernandez ninth after lap one accident in Toronto.
Adrian Fernandez made the best of a first lap incident to finish ninth at the Molson Indy Toronto on Sunday.
Prodrive saddened by loss of Lovell, Freeman.
British engineering firm and rally specialist Prodrive has expressed its shock and remorse over the death of factory driver Mark Lovell and co-driver Roger Freeman on this weekend's Oregon Trail Rally in the USA.
New McLaren won't be ready until autumn.
Mercedes-Benz motorsport director Norbert Haug has confirmed what many insiders have been thinking for weeks - that the new McLaren MP4-18 won't be race-ready until at least the Italian Grand Prix.
Biaggi: I feel sorry for Rossi.
Max Biaggi and Valentino Rossi are not known as being best of friends, having come to blows both on and off track in recent years, but after inheriting British GP victory when Rossi was penalised for passing under a yellow flag early in the race, the Roman Emperor admitted to feeling sympathy for
Barros breaks hand in Kagayama collision.
Alex Barros' bleak Donington weekend came to a premature - and bone breaking - end when the Brazilian was rammed by Suzuki wild-card Yukio Kagayama in the morning warm-up, leaving the Gauloises Yamaha rider to sit out the 30 lap British GP.
Picture: McCoy slides around the opposition.
Fuchs Kawasaki's Garry McCoy and Andrew Pitt battled persistently to finish just outside the points in yesterday's British Grand Prix, former Speedway ace McCoy entertaining the crowd with his unsurpassed sliding skills, as pictured, along the way.
Ducati thanks partners after Laguna success.
Team Ducati Fila commended the work put into the programme by technical partners Michelin and Shell after finishing a difficult Laguna Seca weekend with a 1-2 finish for Ruben Xaus and Neil Hodgson.
Edwards clips Ukawa, loses knee slider.
Colin Edwards had an incident packed British Grand Prix at Donington Park yesterday, the popular Texan clipping Tohru Ukawa at turn one, sending him into the gravel, then staging a string fightback before losing a knee slider while attacking Olivier Jacque.
De Reuver's hopes hit by Oss accident.
125cc GP star Marc de Reuver suffered a huge accident at the fourth round of the 2003 Dutch Open Motocross, at Oss - which looks like marking an end to his title hopes.
Thompson on pole for home race.
Vauxhall's James Thompson has qualified on pole position for the first of his two home Green Flag MSA British Touring Car Championship rounds at Croft.
Crump suffers Slovenian fuel nightmare.
Australian Jason Crump suffered a motorcycle racer's worst nightmare in round five of the Speedway World Championship at Krsko, Slovenia, last night - he ran out of fuel in the semi-final.
Race two result - Laguna Seca.
Complete results from the second race in round eight of the 2003 World Superbike Championship at the 2.238-mile Laguna Seca circuit in California.
Chili survives race one carnage for victory.
Frankie Chili opened his long overdue 2003 victory account with a measured performance at hot and sticky Laguna Seca on Sunday by taking the first 28-lap race when erstwhile leaders Ruben Xaus and Regis Laconi crashed.
Maia tops BDPS charts in Toronto.
Barber Dodge Pro Series Championship points leader Leo Maia extended his lead by one with his pole-winning time of 1min 11.720secs during final qualifying on the 1.755 mile temporary street circuit in Toronto.
Teenage Czech joins Lynn.
Kings Lynn have used their overseas connections to snap up a second young Czech rider to follow the capture of 19-year-old Tomas Suchanek. Jan Jaros, 18, comes highly recommended and makes his debut for the Norfolk club this week.
Race one result - Laguna Seca.
Complete results from the first race in round eight of the 2003 World Superbike Championship at the 2.238-mile Laguna Seca circuit in California.
Biaggi takes win after Rossi penalised.
After a dramatic race on the track at Donington Park this afternoon the action continued behind closed doors as Valentino Rossi was docked 10 seconds for overtaking under yellow flags and victory at the Cinzano British Grand Prix was handed to Max Biaggi.
Race results - Donington.
Complete results (all classes) from the Cinzano British Grand Prix at Donington Park. MotoGP