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Collard/Cook's Donington Park win causes huge British GT title swing

The Barwell Lamborghini duo overturned a 20.5-point deficit to take the championship lead heading into the Brands Hatch finale

Autosport · Sep 7

What doesn't make sense about Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc's Monza clash

The great clashes between team-mates have almost always had a world championship at stake. In the case of the two Ferrari drivers, however, it is difficult to understand what justifies the tension

Motorsport · Sep 7

‘Like an AI agent’: Wolff hails Antonelli’s Italian GP victory in title charge

Toto Wolff has compared his driver Kimi Antonelli to the greats of Formula One after the Mercedes driver’s remarkable victory at the Italian Grand Prix

The Guardian - UK · Sep 7

Who slept best last night: Marco Antonelli

Two years after Kimi Antonelli’s first Monza F1 outing ended in the barriers, his father Marco watched him win the Italian GP from 19th on the grid

Motorsport · Sep 7

Who slept worst last night: George Russell

The Briton held his head high on the second step of the Italian GP podium, but it was a race he should have won

Motorsport · Sep 7

Ty Gibbs calls out 'squirrelly' metric used to determine starting lineup at Darlington

Ty Gibbs came up just short at Darlington, and thinks that he could have won the race if not for how his day began.

Motorsport · Sep 7

Kyle Larson doesn't regret strategic gamble he took at Darlington despite coming up short

Kyle Larson's gamble didn't result in a win, but he still held on for a solid finish at Darlington.

Motorsport · Sep 7

Denny Hamlin reacts to Michael McDowell run-in that derailed his day

Denny Hamlin's 18th-place finish at Darlington was not how he was hoping to start out the Chase.

Motorsport · Sep 7

Christopher Bell passes Kyle Larson to win NASCAR Southern 500 at Darlington

'It's been too damn long' -- After seven runner-up finishes, Christopher Bell finally returned to Victory Lane for the first time in 2026

Motorsport · Sep 7

Ferrari wins WEC Austin after late Toyota hydraulic failure

The No. 50 Ferrari inherited victory with 15 minutes remaining when the race-leading No. 7 Toyota slowed, while Cadillac was promoted to second after Alpine’s penalty

Motorsport · Sep 7