2003
Stonehewer makes up with Workington.
Carl Stonehewer has settled his differences with Workington and will lead the Comets into the 2003 season. The former Grand Prix star criticised club bosses Ian Thomas and Tony Mole last week, claiming they had been obstructive in his wish to 'double-up' with Belle Vue.
Carlin, Manor set pace in first F3 test.
The British Formula Three Championship press office has confirmed that former champions Carlin and Manor Motorsport headed the unofficial timesheets at the first major test ahead of the 2003 season.
The Vikings are coming!
The speedway world is bracing itself for a Viking invasion this Sunday, as Hull's speedway team prepares to occupy a double stand at the now annual Speedway GB Exhibition - and is bringing supporters in to see the show by the bus load.
Foot injury limits Dobb to bystander at Hawkstone.
Britain's leading motocross racer Jamie Dobb experienced a fairly disastrous day at Hawkstone Park last weekend, after lining up for the first major international race of 2003.
Bodine's Busch team showing their worth.
Despite racing without a sponsor, the #92 Herzog-Jackson Busch Series team and driver Todd Bodine have been a major force in all three Busch races this year and although Bodine let a potential victory slip through his grasp on Saturday at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, there is much hope for the f
Blue Oval ready for return.
The corporate logo with the strongest heritage in grand prix racing returns to the Formula One world championship at the Australian Grand Prix this weekend.
Racers land major sponsorship deal.
At a pre-arranged press conference at Smallmead Stadium yesterday lunchtime, Reading Speedway unveiled a lucrative team sponsor for the 2003 season.
Win your own Motorhome at Daytona with Hot Wheels.
One lucky NASCAR fan will win a trip for four to this year's Pepsi 400 at Daytona where the winner and his/her guests will have access to their own personal motorhome in the infield of the Daytona International Speedway courtesy of Hot Wheels.
MG ZR converts the uninitiated.
The MG ZR rally car had a new driver recently for a feature in Britain's Cars and Car Conversions magazine. Motor noter Richard Fiennes took the opportunity to sit beside Gwyndaf Evans and drive the car for himself for the March issue of the respected magazine.
Corser: Just like old times!
A crash in the first race wasn't enough to dampen a great start for Troy Corser and the new Foggy Petronas FP1 at Valencia yesterday, as the only former World Champion on the grid took a battling seventh in his second outing.
Lone G Force triumphs in a sea of Dallaras.
Scott Dixon's maiden IRL IndyCar race victory was not only a massive boost for Toyota in their first IRL event but it also gave the new generation of the Panoz G Force chassis a hard fought win against numerically superior competition.
ACU express disgust at Dorna decision.
ACU Chairman Ted Bartlett has expressed his disgust at Dorna's decision to cancel this year's Motocross Grand Prix at Rushmoor. Despite the intervention of the FIM, it has not been possible to persuade Dorna to re-consider their decision.
Dorna cancel British Grand Prix.
The ACU have revealed that Dorna, the FIM appointed promoter, intends to cancel the British Round of the 2003 Motocross Grand Prix, at Rushmoor Arena.
Results - Hawkstone International.
Leading Open results from Sunday's Hawkstone International, a now traditional curtain raiser to the GP season.
Dragons confirmed in Conference.
Carmarthen Dragons have entered all three competitions at Conference League level in the coming season. Club bosses have also announced plans for the West Wales Select Championship to take place the day after the British Grand Prix in Cardiff.
WSS Championship standings.
The top ten WSS riders World Championship standings after round one at Valencia, Spain.
Katajamaki takes Junior WRC win.
Kosti Katajamaki won his first ever round of the FIA Junior World Rally Championship today [Sunday] on the Rally of Turkey.
Junior victory for the Volkswagen Polo.
Finn Kosti Katajamaki, entered by Lehtonen Motorsport, the partner team of the Finnish Volkswagen-importer, has won the second round of the Junior World Rally Championship.
Sainz gives Xsara WRC-Michelin first gravel win.
Victory for Carlos Sainz on this weekend's Rally of Turkey has put the Spaniard back at the top of the list of the sport's most successful drivers.
Andretti introduces retirement memorabilia.
With less than 90 days remaining before he retires from active competition, auto racing legend Michael Andretti announced today that he is issuing a limited edition autograph card and will introduce a line of collectibles and memorabilia as part of his efforts to encourage race fans to join him i
Result - Toyota Indy 300.
Complete results from Sunday's Toyota Indy 300 at the 1.5-mile Homestead-Miami Speedway, round one of the 2003 IRL IndyCar Series Championship.
Sainz takes 25th WRC win in Turkey.
Carlos Sainz held his nerve through the final leg of the Rally of Turkey, the third round of the FIA World Rally Championship, to clinch his first victory of the year - and his first win for the Citroen team.
Hodgson: I was screaming in my helmet.
Factory Ducati rider Neil Hodgson scored a perfect double race win today at the opening rounds of the World Superbike Championship, at Valencia, Spain.
Rally of Turkey: SS14.
SS14 - Simena 2 (2.73 kms): McRae fastest through SS14; Martin second; Burns third; Sainz fourth; Gronholm fifth; Panizzi sixth; Katajamaki leads the JWRC category; Sainz leads the overall rally by 1min 19.4 secs. Stage times and overall standings after SS14.