After a hugely successful debut last season, The Pop‑Up Hotel Silverstone is set to return for the 2026 Formula 1 Perelli British Grand Prix, once again offering fans a rare opportunity to stay inside the Silverstone Circuit during one of the biggest weekends in motorsport.

The B Corp Certification recognises Formula E’s decade-long leadership in using sport as a powerful force for positive change, delivering growth for business, meaningful impact for society, and real progress for the planet.  By securing this status, the series codifies its mission to ‘Make Progress Thrilling’, challenging a sports industry that has traditionally prioritised spectacle over systemic impact.

The 2026 FIA World Rally Championship roars into life this week at Rallye Monte-Carlo, where Sébastien Ogier begins his title defence on home roads with history firmly in his sights.

The Importance of Representation in Motorsport In motorsport, talent alone is rarely enough. Raw speed, racecraft, and determination can only take a young driver so far. Sooner or later, they hit a brick wall: funding. Financial barriers shape who rises through the ranks, often determining the faces we see at the top of the sport. This reality prevents raw talent from getting a fair chance to shine. It also highlights why representation matters. The faces we see at the top in

A Chaotic Qualifying Session McLaren’s Lando Norris has secured pole position for the Las Vegas Grand Prix after a thrilling and chaotic qualifying session. He set a remarkable lap time of 1:47.934 in challenging wet conditions. Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen will start in second place, while Carlos Sainz Jr. from Williams rounds out the top three. Norris Reflects on the Intensity After taking pole, Norris expressed just how intense the session was. “Boy, that was stressful

McLaren's Lando Norris capped off a flawless weekend at Interlagos with victory in the São Paulo Grand Prix, leading home Mercedes' Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Red Bull's Max Verstappen, who produced a remarkable recovery drive from the pit lane to finish third.

Fresh from his Sprint victory earlier in the day, Lando Norris delivered another standout performance to take pole position for McLaren ahead of Mercedes’ Andrea Kimi Antonelli and Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc after a gusty and unpredictable qualifying session at Interlagos.

When you think of Formula 1, the first images that come to mind are roaring engines, world-class drivers and the intense energy of race day. But behind every second of action lies a world just as fast-paced and demanding

The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship returns to Valencia, Spain, for the first time since 2023, kicking off five days of official pre-season testing ahead of what promises to be the series’ most ambitious campaign yet. From 27 to 31 October, all ten teams will take part in eight sessions as preparations begin for Season 12 of the world’s premier all-electric racing championship.

McLaren’s Lando Norris will start the Mexico City Grand Prix from pole position after a commanding final lap secured his first pole in several races. He leads Charles Leclerc and Sir Lewis Hamilton, who delivered Ferrari’s best qualifying performance of the year, starting third for Sunday’s race at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.