2018

Free Practice (1) results from the Argentina Moto2 Grand Prix, round 2 of 19.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner wants Formula 1 to be “ambitious” with its deadline to nail down the 2021 agreements for its sport shake-up triggered by Liberty Media’s future vision for the sport.

Free Practice (1) results from the Argentina Moto3 Grand Prix, round 2 of 19.

Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer says he is "extremely pleased" with the proposals put forward for Formula 1's 2021 regulations, meeting many of the requirements for the British manufacturer to enter the sport as an engine supplier.

Full results from Free Practice 1 for the Bahrain Grand Prix, the second round of the 2018 F1 season at the Bahrain International Circuit, Bahrain. Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix - Free Practice 1 Classification

Daniel Ricciardo made an impressive start to the Bahrain Grand Prix race weekend by topping the first Formula 1 practice on Friday morning at the Bahrain International Circuit, finishing the session three-tenths of a second clear of the pack.

Haas is yet to have been officially contacted following concerns raised by rival teams about any illegal crossover with Ferrari in the design of its Formula 1 car, with team principal Günther Steiner saying the story is “getting old”.

Follow Crash.net's live coverage of the opening practice session for the 2018 Bahrain Grand Prix.  F1 Bahrain GP - FP1 LIVE 

Click here for full WRC classification results after SS2

Top 15 classifcation after SS2 from Tour de Corse, the fourth round of the 2018 World Rally Championship.   1. Sebastien Ogier FRA M-Sport Ford Fiesta WRC 17 39m 53.7s 2. Kris Meeke GBR Citroen C3 Abu Dhabi WRC +21.1s

Formula 1 has released its key proposal points in a meeting with all teams and the FIA as Liberty Media sets out its ideas for the sport from 2021.

Alex Rins has stated his preference to continue with Suzuki beyond 2018 while revealing he will begin discussions with the factory about extending his current contract after the second MotoGP race of the year in Argentina.

Dan Cammish has expressed his desire to 'become a star' of the British Touring Car Championship as the Halfords Yuasa Racing newcomer embarks on his debut in the series at Brands Hatch this weekend.

Live updates from Friday MotoGP practice in Argentina! CLICK HERE to view on Crash.net …

Lewis Hamilton says he is “not really in a rush” to sign a new Formula 1 contract with Mercedes beyond the end of the season, adding that he wants to take Friday’s meeting concerning the sport’s future into consideration.

Cal Crutchlow says he has not held any discussions about replacing Dani Pedrosa at the factory Honda team in 2019.

Dani Pedrosa has revealed he is “almost” at full fitness after competing at the first round of 2018 with a niggling hand injury that had caused him some pain.

Maverick Vinales will continue with a stiffer set-up on his Movistar Yamaha during Friday practice in Argentina, as he prepares to try and challenge for a repeat of last year's victory.

Marc Marquez says with Michelin bringing four different sets of both the front and rear dry tyres it will be a tough ask to be comfortable and understand the full characteristics of each compound in Argentina.

Andrea Dovizioso has faith in Brembo’s move to resolve its brake failure which saw Ducati teammate Jorge Lorenzo suffer a dramatic exit from the 2018 MotoGP season opener in Qatar.

Jorge Lorenzo has already put his Qatar MotoGP brake failure behind him, as he seeks to make up for an 'unlucky' opening race in Argentina this weekend.

More MotoGP riders have backed Cal Crutchlow's call for increased anti-doping checks. As reported, the Englishman made his displeasure on the current level of anti-doping checks clear when questioned on the topic following a rider meeting in Qatar.

Valentino Rossi says he wants to understand how the new Michelin tyres react to the resurfaced circuit at Autodromo Termas de Rio Hondo before predicting Yamaha’s potential at the Argentina MotoGP.

Ahead of what looks set to be an important weekend for Formula 1’s future as Liberty unveils its post-2020 plan to teams, Crash.net F1 Editor Luke Smith brings you his notebook from Thursday in Bahrain.