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F1: Webber surfs to pole in Malaysia as rivals flounder
In a qualifying contest full of guesses and second guesses it was Mark Webber who took the last and best gamble, putting his Red Bull convincingly on pole by using intermediate tyres when no-one else dared risk anything other than wets.
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David Coulthard confirms race return in DTM series
David Coulthard has confirmed that he will be making a return to the track in 2010 with Mercedes in the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) series.
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Superleague: Dolby, Walker and Tappy ready to kick off new season
Some said it was a joke and it wouldn’t last. But Superleague Formula, the football-themed racing championship with cars branded to match leading soccer clubs, begins its biggest season yet with three races at Silverstone this weekend.
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James May spearheads bid to preserve Brooklands heritage
A plan to help preserve the heritage of the historic racing circuit at Brooklands Museum in Surrey is banking on public support – and the first person to respond was none other than Top Gear presenter James May.
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GP3 testing: ART are the pre-season front-runners
French team ART Grand Prix established themselves as pre-season favourites for the new GP3 series, Esteban Gutierrez and Alexander Rossi proving the fastest of the 29 hopefuls across the two days of testing at Paul Ricard.
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F1: Hamilton grabs the initiative in Malaysia practice
Lewis Hamilton topped the timesheets for McLaren in both sessions of practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix today after clocking a time nearly three-tenths of a second in advance of Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel.
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British F3: Talent flocking from across the globe, claim organisers
British Formula Three kicks off its new-look 10-event, 30-race calendar this weekend with a visit to Oulton Park, and series organisers are bullish about this being one of the best years yet for the championship.
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F1: User guide to the Malaysian Grand Prix 2010
Following the racing this weekend? Here’s all you need to know.
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F1: How rain is saving the season start from being a washout
Last year’s Malaysian Grand Prix saw the drivers rained off the track little more than halfway through the race and awarded half points for their efforts. And this year, by all accounts, we’re probably in for another downpour.