Motorsport

The two-day Big Race Weekend hosted by Lancashire Powerboat Racing Club returned to Carr Mill Dam in St Helens in spectacular style. A full schedule of testing and racing drew large crowds to the Dam, as some of the Formula 2 catamarans hit speeds of 100mph.

Who is Deafersify? Three months ago, a Merseyside karting league was set up to help deaf children and children of deaf adults. It provides a platform where socially excluded adults and vulnerable deaf adults have a place to come and make...

Lancashire Powerboat Racing Club (LPRC) is set to host a thrilling Big Race Weekend at Carr Mill Dam in St Helens this weekend (May 2nd-3rd). The club has created the spectacle for competitors in place of the National British Championship series, which is not taking place.

Aintree wrote its name in the history books of motorsport when it hosted its first Formula One race in 1955. The Liverpool circuit - famous around the globe for the Grand National horse race - went on to stage five World Championship F1 races as well as several non-championship races also known as the Aintree 200.

It has been just under a year since tragedy struck at Oulton Park, Cheshire's race track. Both riders suffered 'unsurvivable injuries', an inquest at a coroner's court in Warrington heard.

Teenage racing driver Daniella Sutton has her sights set on the British F4 title as she kicks off her first season in the championship.

British Karter Ethan Critchley praised the 'technical layouts' of European tracks compared to the British tracks he is used to as he sets his sights on Le Mans. The 19-year-old Karter from Widnes, is taking a step back from karting...

With the F1 title race reaching a dramatic climax, Aintree Racecourse - a pioneer of the sport - is marking the 70th anniversary of its first British Grand Prix. The Mexican Grand Prix will add another exciting turn in the...

EXCLUSIVE Over the past 75 years, no one can doubt the UK's influence on Formula One. Britain is home to many of the sport’s most successful teams, engineers, and drivers. But few will realise how one Merseyside man also played a huge role in shaping the sport. Jenna Murff reports.

Great drivers, constructors, and iconic tracks define Formula One. F1 would not be what it is today without Monaco, Spa, Silverstone, and all the other iconic racing venues.