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Countdown to WTCR’s High Five with Thed Bjork

Thed Björk heads to Circuit de Pau-Ville next week (May 7-8) for the start of the fifth WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup season with the “same motivation” he had when he was gearing up to win the 2017 FIA World Touring Car Championship. Part of what is now a three-strong Cyan Performance Lynk & Co line-up following the addition of Ma Qing Hua to the squad alongside Santiago Urrutia, the 41-year-old ever-swift Swede is ready to push for more World Touring Car gold aboard his Goodyear-equipped Lynk & Co 03 TCR. Ad/> On winning the title…“I have all the possibilities in the team.

Toto Wolff makes Mercedes F1 2022 cost cap warning over porpoising struggles

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff insists the team’s toiling W13 car has the potential to improve significantly in the near future despite a very poor start to the 2022 Formula 1 campaign, but has warned that team may face financial implications if it needs to completely revamp its design in a bid to avoid porpoising.

Sainz says sprint format needs some spice

Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz says that talks are ongoing over a way to spice-up Formula 1’s sprint weekend format.

McLaren wary of F1 moving towards having B-teams structure

The strong form of both Ferrari and Haas in 2022 has put a renewed focus on the co-operation between teams that supply power units, gearboxes and other technology to their customers.

Monaco E-Prix 2022 - Stoffel Vandoorne reflects on 'amazing' and 'special' victory in Monet Carlo

Mercedes-EQ’s Stoffel Vandoorne hailed a ‘special’ day as the Belgian secured his first Formula E victory at the iconic home of motorsport in the 2022 Monaco E-Prix. The win – Mercedes-EQ’s second of the season following their one-two finish in Round 1 in Riyadh – puts Vandoorne top of the Drivers’ Championship approaching the half-way point of Season 8. Ad/> It was to be lucky number three for the ex-McLaren Formula 1 driver, with the 30-year-old flattering to deceive in his two previous races in the all-electric racing series at the Circuit de Monaco.

Countdown to WTCR’s High Five with Daniel Nagy

After racing as a wildcard during the first season of the WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup in 2018, Dániel Nagy gets his long-awaited opportunity to race for real in season five of the all-action series. The 24-year-old from Hungary has rejoined Zengő Motorsport, which gave Nagy his FIA World Touring Car Championship break as a teenager in 2016, to drive a Goodyear-equipped CUPRA Leon Competición, starting with WTCR Clean Fuels For All Race of France from May 7-8.

New qualifying format to be trialled in 2023 – report

Rosberg predicts 'more heated moments' between Hamilton Wolff

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe hopes Liverpool clashes in coming years will be title deciders

NEWCASTLE: Eddie Howe hopes that in seasons to come, games between Newcastle United and Liverpool will prove to be potential title-deciders for both teams and not, as is the case this season, just one of them. The Reds travel to St. James’ Park on Saturday hoping to take another step forward in their quest for an unprecedented quadruple.

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Countdown to WTCR’s High Five with Thed Bjork

Toto Wolff makes Mercedes F1 2022 cost cap warning over porpoising struggles

Sainz says sprint format needs some spice

McLaren wary of F1 moving towards having B-teams structure

Monaco E-Prix 2022 - Stoffel Vandoorne reflects on 'amazing' and 'special' victory in Monet Carlo

Countdown to WTCR’s High Five with Daniel Nagy

New qualifying format to be trialled in 2023 – report

Newcastle boss Eddie Howe hopes Liverpool clashes in coming years will be title deciders