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BTCC Donington Park: Sutton storms to final victory of opening weekend

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Donington Park (National Circuit)
BTCC Donington Park: Sutton storms to final victory of opening weekend

WEC Imola: Toyota denies Ferrari home win in season opener

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WEC Imola: Toyota denies Ferrari home win in season opener

Huff wins Goodwood Members’ Meeting Super Touring Shoot-Out

Goodwood Festival of Speed
Huff wins Goodwood Members’ Meeting Super Touring Shoot-Out

Nurburgring 24h Qualifiers: Scherer-Audi wins as issue wrecks Verstappen's chances

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Nurburgring 24h Qualifiers: Scherer-Audi wins as issue wrecks Verstappen's chances

What's behind F1's long-term push to fill its 24-race calendar

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What's behind F1's long-term push to fill its 24-race calendar

BTCC Donington Park: Sutton claims victory in race two

BTCC
Donington Park (National Circuit)
BTCC Donington Park: Sutton claims victory in race two

BTCC Donington Park: Ingram stripped of win

BTCC
Donington Park (National Circuit)
BTCC Donington Park: Ingram stripped of win

Button takes Goodwood Members’ Meeting win in E-type Jaguar

Goodwood Festival of Speed
Button takes Goodwood Members’ Meeting win in E-type Jaguar

Tank Slappers Podcast: MotoGP Americas GP review

Enea Bastianini took his second win of the 2022 MotoGP season in a thrilling Americas Grand Prix, as Marc Marquez recovered to sixth after dropping to last on lap one.

Enea Bastianini, Gresini Racing, Alex Rins, Team Suzuki MotoGP, Jack Miller, Ducati Team, podium

Ducati dominated the action at the Circuit of the Americas, with factory rider Jack Miller taking third place.

The result poses questions for Ducati, who are yet to decide on their rider line-up for next year, with Miller and Bastianini both in contention for the second seat alongside Francesco Bagnaia.

Elsewhere, Marquez made a stunning charge back through the field to finish in sixth, with an enthralling battle with reigning world champion Fabio Quartararo in the late stages.

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Suzuki maintained the consistency they’ve shown so far this season, with Alex Rins taking second place with 2020 world champion Joan Mir in fourth.

In the latest Tank Slappers Podcast, Autosport’s Lewis Duncan and Motorsport.com’s Oriol Puigdemont review all the weekend’s action.

 
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