2003
Wilson fit and ready to race.
Justin Wilson's impressive F1 debut season continues this week as the 24-year-old heads to Sao Paulo for the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Hermie aiming to make right impact at Talladega.
Hermie Sadler, brother of Robert Yates Racing's Elliott Sadler, will return to the NASCAR Winston Cup Series this weekend with help from Dale Earnhardt Incorporated as Sadler tries to promote Autism Awareness during the Aaron's 499.
Riders representative to be replaced.
Last weekend at Phillip Island, it was announced that Peter Ingley had lost his position as riders representative for the World Superbike and Supersport championships.
Hammers get flying start, Tatum breaks wrist.
The new-look AF Stocktaking Hammers survived a determined fightback from a spirited Isle of Wight Islanders side to claim an opening league victory in a thrilling meeting.
Two major events lined-up for Swindon.
Swindon Speedway have today announced that two prestigious meetings will be staged at Blunsdon later this season.
Newspaper claims affected Ralf, claims manager.
Formula One star-spotter Willi Weber is convinced that Ralf Schumacher can overcome recent personal problems and put his grand prix career back on track after a disappointing start to the 2003 season.
Q&A: Barnhart, Jenkins, Goodyear, Hamilton.
"I'm actually doing great. I'm up, as you can tell, walking. I've been in racecars, I've tested for A.J. [Foyt] at Phoenix, and I've tested my super modified, Silver Crown cars for George Snyder, getting laps in.
Crockard pushes Everts to the end.
Ulsterman Gordon Crockard was narrowly beaten for a podium finish at the Grand Prix of Spain on Sunday.
Schumacher accepts below par start.
No podium finishes after two rounds of the new Formula One season may be looked upon as a bad start for defending world champion Michael Schumacher, but the German remains phlegmatic when it comes to assessing his - and Ferrari's - performance in Australia and Malaysia.
Bobbi wishes Wilson well, waits on F1 debut.
Minardi reserve driver Matteo Bobbi has wished team-mate Justin Wilson well following the Englishman's injury-induced retirement from the Malaysian Grand Prix - despite knowing that any failure to recover could lead to his own F1 debut.
Q&A: Roger Bailey, Carpenter, Taylor, Dana.
"I just live right down the road on 25th Street. I wake up every morning and look at Turn Four. Now when I wake up I get to look forward to racing here finally. It's been my dream for a long time. I've been coming to the 500 since I was eight years old.
Silver Machine commence Elite League assault.
The Oxford Silver Machine commence their assault on the 2003 Sky Sports Elite League when they travel North to take on the Belle Vue Aces from Manchester tonight [Monday].
Kaneishi confirmed for Persson CLK-DTM.
Japanese driver Katsutomo Kaneishi will start in the 2003 DTM at the wheel of a Mercedes-Benz CLK-DTM fielded by the Persson-Team, the Three-Pointed Star's motorsport arm has confirmed.
BSB Championship standings.
Complete British Superbike championship standings following round 1 of 12 [races 2 of 24] today [Sunday] at Silverstone. BSB Riders championship (after round 1 of 12):
Tough Honda debut for Plater
Honda Racing's Steve Plater had an unlucky start to his first British Superbike race aboard the VTR1000 SP-2. Having qualified on the second row at Silverstone's International Circuit, the 30-year-old Lincolnshire rider was taken off on the first lap when three riders had a collision.
Toseland wins HM Plant Ducati duel.
James Toseland made up for his first race disappointment by narrowly beating his team-mate Chris Walker across the line at the end of the second race at Phillip Island.
Seventh for Walker whilst Toseland falls apart.
The first race at the second round of the Superbike World Championship produced mixed fortunes for the HM Plant Ducati team and riders Chris Walker and James Toseland.
Melandri not daunted by Suzuka changes.
In unexpectedly sunny conditions the Fortuna Yamaha Team completed its first day of a two day test at the Suzuka circuit in Japan today.
Results - 30 March.
Speedway results for Sunday 30 March. British League Cup: Newport 51 - 39 Wolverhampton Frank Smart 12 - Graham Jones 11 Glasgow 37 - 53 Workington James Grieves 14 - Carl Stonehewer 14 Conference League:
Sneddon breaks left femur.
Edinburgh youngster Derek Sneddon has suffered a broken left femur after a horrifying crash during the 45-45 British League Cup draw at Workington. Sneddon was sent over the Derwent Park safety fence in the re-run of Heat 8.
JV-JB squabble - have your say... the response.
The war of words between B.A.R-Honda duo Jacques Villeneuve and Jenson Button has stole many headlines this year and we, at Crash.net wanted to know what you, the reader thought.
Front row for Haslam on Supersport debut.
Team Renegade Ducati's Leon Haslam stormed to a front row grid position during today's final qualifying session at Silverstone, despite not having even sat on his Ducati 748 Supersport machine before free practice for this weekend's opening round got underway on Friday morning.
Philip Island: WSBK second qualifying times.
Full second qualifying times from the second round of the 2003 World Superbike championship, at Philip Island, Australia.
Synchro graduates to Touring Class with Kaye.
Synchro Honda Racing - formerly Synchro Motorsport - have confirmed that they will graduate to the British Touring Car Championship Touring Class for the 2003 season.