British drivers returned to the fore as the ABB FIA Formula E Championship headlined in Brazil over the weekend with Sam Bird and Oliver Rowland both on the São Paulo E-Prix podium.
As one of the title hopefuls in FIA Formula 2, Oliver travelled to Saudi Arabia expecting success, but his eventual success looked different to his expectations.
Behind every great race driver is a great engineer – so what can be done to develop a diverse pool of talent? Will Gray spoke to Motorsport UK committee member Georgina Harris to find out.
Set in the beautiful Lake District, last weekend’s Malcolm Wilson Rally not only ran to an exciting new format but also acted as the perfect shakedown for several of the crews revving up for this year’s eagerly-anticipated Probite British Rally Championship.
This weekend saw a storming weekend of British motorsporting success on the international stage with four Brits scoring points in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Saturday.
Sunday 10 March marks the first day of Ramadan, considered to be one of the most spiritual times on the Islamic calendar. It is a time where the Muslim community increases its spirituality and social cohesion through devotional acts such as prayer, giving to charity and spending more time with family and loved ones.
FIA Girls on Track UK is proud to extend its partnership with Enovation Consulting for 2024. Dumarey Flybrid, formerly known as PUNCH Flybrid, will also continue its support of Girls on Track UK for another year to facilitate inspirational STEM-based activities at the ever-successful school days.
Motorsport UK celebrates all women involved in motorsport on 2024 International Women’s Day. We are proud to #InspireInclusion within the racing community through a range of initiatives across the sport.
The BWRDC was formed in 1962 by Mary Wheeler MBE, with the aim of promoting and supporting women in all forms of motorsport. Members compete in some of the most prestigious championships held worldwide, from racing to hillclimbing to rallying, from Monte Carlo to Silverstone to the Nurburgring.
F1 Academy Discover Your Drive has already started revolutionising opportunities for young females in entry-level karting. And now, after a super-successful pilot scheme run last autumn, the programme has shifted up several cogs in 2024, with ten nationwide TeamSport centres hosting the latest intake of novices over the recent half-term break.
It’s not just on track where growing numbers of females are being welcomed. For the past three years the number of newly registered female marshals has grown by more than 20 per cent annually: a meaningful increase generating huge benefits to all those involved in the sport whether spectating, supporting or competing.