Crash.net competition winner Cate Milton enjoyed a day with Team RAC's Colin Turkington to celebrate his position in the 2006 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship.
WSBK race winner, Chris Walker, has been handed a Rizla Suzuki ride for this weekend's Race of the Year at Mallory Park - and looks set to secure a full-time British Superbike ride with the team for 2007.
Anthony Davidson's father has underlined the fact that his son is chasing a race seat for next year's Formula One campaign, feeling that he has gone as far as he can in his testing role with Honda.
Five-times MotoGP world champion Valentino Rossi will compete in next month's Rally New Zealand, having concluded a deal to use a 2005 specification Subaru Impreza.
As the debate over Valentino Rossi's yellow flag infringement at Phillip Island continues, a possible solution to avoid future unpunished passes might be the use of GPS.
Although it is possible for Nicky Hayden to clinch the 2006 MotoGP World Championship in Portugal this weekend, the most likely scenario is that the title chase will go all the way to the final race in Valencia.
The current TAS pairing of Tom Sykes and Ian Lowry took part in the GSX-R European Cup at Magny-Cours. Sykes came home in third place and team-mate Lowry secured fifth place along with the lap record.
Ferrari number one driver, Michael Schumacher topped the times at Jerez on Wednesday, as the Scuderia locked out the top-two places for the second day in succession.
Ferrari team boss Jean Todt has reacted to Sunday's world championship setback with a Gallic shrug and stoic 'that's racing', admitting that the Scuderia now has a mountain to climb at Interlagos.
The FIA has confirmed that organisers of the Turkish Grand Prix have appealed for leniency following the $5million fine that was levied against them for irregularities in August's podium ceremony.
The winner of the inaugural Formula Nuts competition will make his debut in the Renault Clio Cup this weekend in the final rounds of the season at Silverstone.
Once the dust has settled on the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship season this weekend at Silverstone, the BTCC paddock will be able to settle down to see Rob Collard in action on award winning TV show Wife Swap .
Fujitsu Series driver David Clark has been moved out of intensive care following the Bathurst accident that cost the life of fellow competitor Mark Porter over the weekend.
Lorenzo Lanzi may be facing an uncertain future with the Ducati Xerox Team but the young Italian - together with Frenchman Yoann Tiberio - will at least head into the off-season with a cash prize from Pirelli.
Red Bull KTM has announced that Julian Simon will be retained to ride alongside new signing Tomoyoshi Koyama and current Junior Team rider Randy Krummenacher for next season's 125cc World Championship.
Fernando Alonso insists that he isn't even thinking about a second world championship trophy sitting in his office, despite leaving Suzuka needing just a single point from the final round to clinch the 2006 title.
This is the moment, unseen on TV, that Kevin Curtain lost the front of his Yamaha Motor Germany R6 - and with it the 2006 World Supersport championship.
Darren Dowling says, like team-mate Chris Stockton, that he is hopeful of a more competitive display in his second meeting in the Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship at Silverstone.