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Bengaluru, September 11: Bengaluru schoolboy Shreyas Hareesh (Rockers Racing) pulled off a sensational pole-to-flag victory, his first, in the Novice (Stock 165cc) category, defeating riders almost twice his age in the fourth round of the MRF Madras Motor Sports

Monza, (Italy), Sep 11: India racer Jehan Daruvala made the nation proud as he raced to his fourth Formula 2 win in the championship's main feature race at Italy's Monza race track on Sunday (September 11).  The 23-year-old started sixth

Bengaluru, September 11: KY Ahamed and Prabhu Arunagiri notched a double apiece while Rohan Ramesh (Axor Sparks Racing) and Lani Zena Fernandez (RACR Castrol Power1) scored contrasting victories as the fourth round of the MRF Madras Motor Sports Club

Monza (Italy), Sep 11: Max Verstappen took advantage of another Ferrari tactical blunder to score a maiden Italian Grand Prix victory and extend his championship lead to 116 points. The reigning Formula One champion edged closer to securing his second

Bengaluru, September 13: Exactly 110 days after he last raced a MotoGP machine at the Italian Grand Prix on May 29, six-time world champion Marc Marquez will return to competition at this weekend's Aragon Grand Prix. Since undergoing a

Bengaluru, August 30: Kolhapur's Jinendra Kiran Sangave won three of the four races while local lad Shreyas Hareesh topped the other in the FIM MiniGP World Series India 2022 held at the Meco Kartopia circuit in Bengaluru over the

Bengaluru, August 30: Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) have signed Suzuki's 2020 FIM MotoGP world champion Joan Mir on a two-year contract. The Spaniard will become Marc Marquez's Repsol Honda team-mate for the 2023 and 2024 FIM MotoGP World Championship seasons.

Spa, August 28: Max Verstappen produced a scintillating drive to surge from 14th on the grid to win the Belgian Grand Prix and further extend his huge championship lead. The reigning Formula One champion was fastest in Saturday's qualifying

Bengaluru, August 23: FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem believes his stance on Formula 1 driver health and safety is part of a clear vision for the federation, and motorsport's future, which he will back with decisive action. From next