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The Race

The Race launched in February 2020 as a fully digital motorsport channel. Our goal is to provide top-notch motorsport coverage that captivates both passionate fans and newcomers to the sport.

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  • 1 day ago | the-race.com | Sam Smith

    Oliver Rowland's near-two-race-points drivers' championship advantage should be enough to allow him to play the percentage game in the second half of the 2024-25 Formula E season. But a combination of Formula E's inherent sporting volatility and Rowland's racing philosophy means he won't even consider doing that. A 48-point lead could easily be slashed to nothing in one weekend at either of the two upcoming double-headers in Tokyo and Shanghai, true.

  • 1 day ago | the-race.com | Sam Smith

    Mahindra's painful previous two Formula E seasons feel so far behind it now - and its deserved elevation to an exceptional third in the teams' standings seems to be down to smarts as much as stealth. It's still early days, but as the Indian manufacturer prepares to head to Tokyo, a track its re-emergence can be traced back to last March, it is now a team that feels as if it has just taken a massive leap onto a giant springboard over the last few months.

  • 2 days ago | the-race.com | Sam Smith

    News of the enforced future evolution of what's currently the NEOM McLaren team in recent weeks - an evolution in which both the NEOM and McLaren names will be gone after this July - has thrown an awkward grenade onto the Formula E grid.

  • 3 days ago | the-race.com | Jack Benyon

    "Obviously I'm not going to put them in the wall, but if I have a chance to win, they're going to be in trouble."In a bizarre set of circumstances, McLaren’s IndyCar team boss could end up racing his own drivers for the victory at the Indianapolis 500.

  • 4 days ago | the-race.com | Jack Benyon

    Alex Palou extended his championship lead to almost 100 points after five races by winning the Indianapolis road course race, his fourth win of the the 2025 IndyCar season already. The only race Palou hasn’t won this year, at Long Beach, he finished second. He heads to the upcoming Indy 500 - which he has yet to win - in extraordinary form. This race at Indianapolis was a tricky strategical affair the likes of which you’d draw up as being Palou and his Chip Ganassi team’s bread and butter.