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Sergio Perez is expressing frustration over Cadillac's lack of progress in the 2026 Formula 1 season, stating that the new team must 'rethink its processes'. The American brand made its debut in the championship this year, but Cadillac is currently at the bottom of the standings without a point after 11 rounds, competing alongside Aston Martin at the back of the field. Although this was largely expected, Cadillac's approximately 2.5-second gap to the leaders has remained unch

The GM team began the season with an aerodynamic package developed during off-season wind tunnel testing, which adjusted the aero balance slightly forward compared to the 2025 season. This change seemed to surprise teams due to inconsistent setups, while Camaro drivers faced challenges with rear instability. Midway through the New Zealand tour, Supercars approved the first of two adjustments to the Camaro's aero package to shift the balance towards the rear. The second adjust

Grove Racing is taken aback and firmly opposes Supercars' recent decision to challenge Motorsport Australia's ruling, which determined that no penalties would be imposed on driver Kai Allen for his tyre situation. This unexpected move not only raises eyebrows but also poses a significant challenge to the authority of Australia's motorsport governing body, which has been tasked with ensuring fair play and safety within the sport. The situation arose when it was discovered that

Event organizers have announced the return of the 100km Friday race prize through a partnership with Mega Rewards. Introduced in 2025 to motivate those not competing for the championship, last year's $50,000 prize was won by Brodie Kostecki in a rain-affected race. Adelaide Grand Final event director Shaun Bennetts praised the return, promising high stakes and strong commitment from drivers and teams. The $50,000 prize is the only direct cash prize of the season, with other c

The anticipation is over, and MotoGP has returned. This weekend, the thrilling Silverstone Circuit hosts the world's most exhilarating sport as the tightest championship battle arrives in the UK to kick off the second half of the season. So, where did we leave off? Five riders are within 24 points, marking the closest competition ever. Leading the pack is Jorge Martin (Aprilia Racing), who has shown moments of invincibility—like his double victory in France—but more important

Brown to transition into spare Triple Eight Mustang. 2024 champion ranks seventh, 467 points behind teammate Will Brown will switch to a spare Ford Mustang Supercar from Triple Eight following recent difficulties, the team announced. The 2024 Supercars champion is currently seventh in the standings, nearly 500 points behind teammate Broc Feeney, as they head to Ipswich. Brown has achieved just two podium finishes and one pole position in eight rounds and 25 races, compared to

Stefano Domenicali, CEO of Formula 1, is optimistic about Germany's potential return to the F1 calendar due to an improving broadcast market and revitalized interest in motorsport. A significant development is the partnership between Formula 1 and RTL, aimed at enhancing F1's media presence in Germany and engaging a broader audience through innovative broadcasting strategies. The landscape of television rights in Germany is shifting, with multiple companies expected to compet

Scott McLaughlin, is set to return to GT3 racing with Johor Motorsports Racing (JMR) in the prestigious Suzuka 1000km race. He will drive the Corvette Z06 GT3.R, known for its speed and agility. McLaughlin will team up with experienced drivers Nicky Catsburg and Alexander Sims in an all-Pro entry, showcasing their elite skills against top competitors. JMR will also field a Pro-Am entry featuring Prince Jefri Ibrahim, Prince Abu Bakar Ibrahim, and Ben Green, aiming for a compe

Kai Allen retained his fifth-place position in the Perth Super440 finale, even though he violated the minimum tyre pressure regulations. Stewards noted that two tyres on the #26 Mustang were under the 16psi minimum before the race. However, the stewards took into account several mitigating factors that influenced their decision-making process. One of the primary considerations was the fact that the readings from the pressure sensors were within the acceptable accuracy toleran

Triple Eight's leaders were disappointed when Broc Feeney was defeated by Matt Payne in Perth, blaming the defeat on strategic errors and set-up decisions. Series leader Payne emerged victorious in a tight contest with Feeney following the second round of pit stops, during which Payne pitted early, prompting Triple Eight to react a lap later. The teams came out alongside each other, and a wheel-banging maneuver allowed Payne to take a narrow lead that he held onto. Team princ

Broc Feeney felt disappointed after securing second place in the Perth Super440 finale, even though Triple Eight showed better performance. Feeney had clinched victory in Race 2 on Saturday, breaking a six-race winless streak, but an undercut by Grove Ford's Matt Payne prevented him from winning consecutive races in Race 3. Feeney recognized the team's significant progress, mentioning they were back in contention and had made substantial improvements in one round. He expresse

Matt Payne clinched victory in the Bosch Power Tools Perth Super440 despite dealing with a shaky wheel, surpassing Broc Feeney. Payne noticed a vibration after contact with Feeney, which affected his left rear tire, but he still managed to win by over a second. He commended Feeney for fair racing. Prior to the race, Ryan Wood faced an issue, while Feeney and Waters were close at Turn 1. Jobe Stewart made a remarkable save, and contact between Brown and Gray led to a penalty f

During the Bosch Power Tools Perth Super 440, four Supercars teams were fined in Perth. Penrite Racing received a suspended $5000 fine for using two more radio devices than allowed, with the fine suspended until December 31 due to mitigating circumstances and no further violations. Matt Stone Racing and Brad Jones Racing were each fined $500 for changing wheels before the start procedure of Saturday's first race. Erebus Motorsport was also fined $500 because Jobe Stewart cros

Broc Feeney secured pole position for the Sunday feature race at Wanneroo Raceway, part of the Bosch Power Tools Perth Super440 series, with an impressive lap time of 53.6477 seconds. He narrowly outpaced Cameron Waters by 0.0550 seconds, highlighting the intense competition among top drivers. Feeney's performance under pressure demonstrated his skill and determination, providing a strategic advantage for the race. Waters also showed impressive speed, indicating a fiercely co

Will Brown struggled at the Bosch Power Tools Perth Super440, failing to qualify in the top 18, which is essential for advancement. He admitted disappointment, acknowledging he wasn't fast enough to compete with his peers. In contrast, teammate Broc Feeney excelled, securing provisional pole position, showcasing his driving skill and the team's effective preparation. This success places Feeney in a strong position for the race. Meanwhile, Kai Allen faced mechanical issues wit

Sebastien Ogier and co-driver Julien Ingrassia experienced a barrel roll during Rally Finland, resulting in a hospital stay for observation. Fortunately, both were in good health and returned to their team. Ogier expressed gratitude for his team's support and emphasized the importance of a reliable car in rally racing. He also praised Ingrassia's quick response after the crash. This incident highlights the risks of motorsport and the importance of teamwork and resilience. Ogi

Broc Feeney secured a remarkable victory in the second race at the Bosch Power Tools Perth Super440, ending a seven-race drought for himself and Triple Eight. This win boosted both his confidence and the team's morale after a series of poor results. Initially, Matt Payne led the race, but he faced challenges with lapped traffic, allowing Feeney to close the gap. Payne then struggled with understeer, affecting his speed and control, which Feeney capitalized on with strategic p

Kai Allen, called his collision with Brodie Kostecki during the Bosch Power Tools Perth Super440 opener "pretty dumb." The incident, in a high-stakes race, caused Kostecki to spin out, affecting his performance. Battling for fourth place, Kostecki's sudden move across Allen's car led to the collision, impacting the race dynamics. Motorsport Australia officials reviewed the incident but took no action, acknowledging racing risks. Allen finished sixth, showing resilience, while

Matt Payne of Grove Racing claimed victory in the first race at the Bosch Power Tools Perth Super440, held at the Perth circuit. Payne's win required precision and quick decision-making, particularly during a tense late-race restart. Ryan Wood secured second place with strategic overtakes and consistent pace, while Anton De Pasquale finished third by effectively navigating the field. The event highlighted the competitive spirit of the racing community, with the late-race res

Brodie Kostecki, received a grid penalty ahead of the Bosch Power Tools Perth Super 440 opener on Saturday. This event, known for its challenging circuit, marks the start of a new season where every point is crucial. Kostecki's penalty complicates his race weekend, impacting his starting position and competition. He must strategically navigate the field to secure points. This penalty affects race dynamics, with fans watching how Kostecki adapts under pressure, influencing his