The British Touring Car Championship spent its first weekend back from the summer break doing what Thruxton always seems to do, turning a simple return to racing into one of the most talked about rounds of the year.

The 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix felt like one of those weekends that could shape the rest of the Formula 1 season. McLaren finally turned their pace into a race win as Lando Norris secured his first victory of the year, but the conversation didn't stop with the chequered flag.

Spa-Francorchamps always finds a way to deliver something worth talking about, and this year was no different. Kimi Antonelli took the win in Belgium and stretched his championship lead, Charles Leclerc brought Ferrari home second, Max Verstappen completed the podium, and Lewis Hamilton finished fourth after a race full of early contact, pressure, and more than one moment that had the paddock talking.

Charles Leclerc finally ended his winless run at Silverstone, but the story of the weekend was the FIA's safety car "software error" that killed the last-lap shootout everyone was expecting. Drew is still (mostly) recovered from losing his cool about it live on air. Also in this episode: Kimi Antonelli's brake duct disaster and the track-limits penalty that made no sense, a genuinely bizarre one-lap penalty for Carlos Sainz, the Ferrari-vs-Mercedes upgrade arms race, Red B

George Russell took his second win of the 2026 Formula 1 season at a scorching Red Bull Ring, but ask Drew and Zac whether it was the statement performance of the year and you'll get two very different answers. In this episode of The F1 Show, the lads take on a weekend that delivered a controversial pole lap, a genuine old-school Hamilton versus Verstappen scrap, a Ferrari afternoon to forget, and the driver-market rumour that simply will not go away. Oh, and Cadillac literal

Rallycross is one of motorsport’s best-kept secrets. Wheel-to-wheel racing on mixed tarmac and gravel surfaces, cars with 600 horsepower launching 0 to 100km/h faster than a Formula 1 car, all packed into a three-minute sprint. And it has had one of the most turbulent decades of any series on the calendar.

This week on The Motorsport Files, Zac and Drew dive into one of the biggest stories of the 2026 Formula 1 season as Hamilton secures his first Grand Prix victory for Ferrari at Barcelona-Catalunya.

In this episode, Drew Bentham and Zac break down one of the most talked-about weekends of the season, focusing on Andrea Kimi Antonelli's remarkable run of victories and what it could mean for the future of Formula One.

In this episode, Drew and Zac run through the key moments on track, from the early exchanges to the incidents that shaped the final result. There is a fair bit of time spent on the retirements and penalties that changed the weekend for several drivers, with the pair not shying away from describing one particular retirement as nothing short of a complete catastrophe for the team involved. And of course we give props to the amazing achievement of Kimi Antonelli

The 2026 edition of the Miami Grand Prix delivered one of the season’s most competitive and high-profile weekends, blending intense on-track action with Miami’s trademark spectacle. Mercedes rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli emerged as the standout performer, securing pole position and converting it into victory on Sunday after holding off reigning world champion Lando Norris in the race.

Thierry Neuville claimed a dramatic Vodafone Rally de Portugal victory on Sunday to revive his season and deliver Hyundai Shell Mobis World Rally Team’s first win of 2026.

The roads around Duns will once again echo to the sound of rally cars later this month as the 2026 Borders Competitions Jim Clark Rally returns for another hugely anticipated weekend in the Scottish Borders.

MSport has a reputation for nurturing new rally talent and our guest today is no exception. Their latest signing has been impressing on the World Rally stage since being promoted to the top team at the start of this year. His story began on the lanes of Northern Ireland and he progressed quickly. Budget restrictions meant pivoting to an alternative in 2018 and he found himself competing against the best in the world in the Esports WRC championship, winning the title first tim

After what has been a controversial start to the new season with the widest set of rule changes for over a decade, we take a look back at the first 4 races of the season, the recent news and rumour mill to see what we can take from the season so far.

The Severn Valley Stages made a thrilling return to the British rallying calendar this weekend (11 April), delivering a thrilling 51st edition of the rally and providing the season opener to the 2026 British Rally Championship.

Today we're joined by 2 drivers who know exactly what's at stake as we go into the 2026 season. Both driving for the MEM Rally team in the iconic Castrol Toyotas, one has his eyes firmly set on his first championship, and the other is looking to repeat his victory in 2022.

She’s most famous perhaps for her reporting skills, having served time on numerous Norwegian motorsport shows before going all in to secure the job of a lifetime. And she’s even sampled rallying.

Aoife Raftery shares her inspiring journey in rallying, from her early days watching her family to competing internationally in the ERC and ARA. She discusses her development, support systems, the importance of STEM, and her vision for women in motorsport.

Lydia shares her journey from karting at age 7 to racing in the Porsche Sprint Challenge, highlighting the challenge successes, and insights into motorsport. She discusses resourcefulness, mental resilience, and the importance of support systems in a competitive racing career.

Emma Clarke shares her journey from orienteering to rally co-driving, highlighting the importance of organization, support, and breaking gender barriers in motorsport. Discover her tips for beginners, her bucket list events, and her passion for the sport.