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First Speedway season 'couldn't have gone better'
Northampton Foxes (left) won their final race of the season against Kings Lynn 47-43 A first season in the Speedway Premiership "could not have gone better", according to Northampton Foxes' Rider of the Year. The team ended their inaugural season by beating Kings Lynn on its home track at Northampton International Shaleway near Brafield-on-the-Green. The newly formed Foxes finished bottom of the league table but still registered five wins.
Touring car driver hopes for record fifth title
The leader of the British Touring Car Championship said it was "surreal" to potentially wrap up his fifth title at Silverstone - something no driver has done before. Ash Sutton drives from the Northampton-based NAPA Racing UK and is leading by 115 points in the 2026 campaign. The race at the Northamptonshire circuit is the penultimate round of the championship which sees modified production cars, such as a Ford Focus, Audi A3 or Toyota Corolla, competing.
fans cherish British GP
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'True petrolhead passion' - fans cherish British GP
Formula 1 fans from around the world are set to be part of a record-breaking British Grand Prix. Organisers said a total of about 565,000 spectators were expected to attend the Silverstone race weekend - an increase of about 65,000 on last year's record. Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli is on pole position for the race, which starts at 15:00 BST, with live commentary available on BBC Sounds.
How car meets are helping men discuss mental health
Lewis Warren started the car meets to encourage men to talk openly about how they were feeling A motor enthusiast said he has been organising car meets to encourage other men to talk "openly and honestly" about their mental health and challenge any stigma. Lewis Warren, 33, from Brixworth, Northamptonshire, hosts the events around the UK on the second Sunday of each month, including at Gasoline Juice in Weedon Bec.
'Our presence on the track makes a difference'
Two drivers from the world's only competitive team of all-disabled racing drivers have achieved their lifelong ambition of racing on a famous European circuit. Northamptonshire pair Noah Cosby and Asha Silva competed for Team BRIT Racing at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. Cosby, from Towcester, suffered a T6 spinal cord injury which left him paralysed from the ribs down, while Silva, from Kettering, was diagnosed with ADHD and adult autism.
'Our presence on the track makes a difference'
Two drivers from the world's only competitive team of all-disabled racing drivers have achieved their lifelong ambition of racing on a famous European circuit. Northamptonshire pair Noah Cosby and Asha Silva competed for Team BRIT Racing at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. Cosby, from Towcester, suffered a T6 spinal cord injury which left him paralysed from the ribs down, while Silva, from Kettering, was diagnosed with ADHD and adult autism.
'Our presence on the track makes a difference'
Two drivers from the world's only competitive team of all-disabled racing drivers have achieved their lifelong ambition of racing on a famous European circuit. Northamptonshire pair Noah Cosby and Asha Silva competed for Team BRIT Racing at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. Cosby, from Towcester, suffered a T6 spinal cord injury which left him paralysed from the ribs down, while Silva, from Kettering, was diagnosed with ADHD and adult autism.
'Our presence on the track makes a difference'
Isabella Verona - Northamptonshire; Robert Constantin and Charlotte Vowden - The Motorsport Show Sun, June 7, 2026 at 5:43 AM UTC 'Our presence on the track makes a difference' Two drivers from the world's only competitive team of all-disabled racing drivers have achieved their lifelong ambition of racing on a famous European circuit. Northamptonshire pair Noah Cosby and Asha Silva competed for Team BRIT Racing at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium.
'Our presence on the track makes a difference'
Two drivers from the world's only competitive team of all-disabled racing drivers have achieved their lifelong ambition of racing on a famous European circuit. Northamptonshire pair Noah Cosby and Asha Silva competed for Team BRIT Racing at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. Cosby, from Towcester, suffered a T6 spinal cord injury which left him paralysed from the ribs down, while Silva, from Kettering, was diagnosed with ADHD and adult autism.
'Our presence on the track makes a difference'
Two drivers from the world's only competitive team of all-disabled racing drivers have achieved their lifelong ambition of racing on a famous European circuit. Northamptonshire pair Noah Cosby and Asha Silva competed for Team BRIT Racing at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium. Cosby, from Towcester, suffered a T6 spinal cord injury which left him paralysed from the ribs down, while Silva, from Kettering, was diagnosed with ADHD and adult autism.
Monoposto is an affordable way to race, says driver
Robert Constantin and Isabella Verona - Silverstone, Northamptonshire A racing car driver said taking part in the Monoposto Championship was the most affordable way to enter the sport. Julian Hoskins, from Wolverton, Buckinghamshire, is a Monoposto driver and has raced at Silverstone, Northamptonshire, as part of the championship. The contest is organised by the Monoposto Racing Club, which is the biggest amateur single-seater racing club in the UK.
Motorsport museum starts new STEM outreach project
Rob Jaina from Silverstone Museum said the sessions allowed students to work with real racing equipment [Kate Bradbrook/BBC] A museum has started a new programme to encourage more young people to explore careers in science and technology through motorsport. Silverstone Museum in Northamptonshire says its new STEM Pitstop programme will travel to schools across the UK, offering free hands on learning sessions designed to introduce students to science, technology, engineering and maths.
Silverstone set to launch new £8m karting track
Motorsport fans have been given a first look at a new £8m international karting circuit. The track, at Silverstone, Northamptonshire, set to officially open in December, hosted an exhibition race with a group of professional karting drivers as part of the recent Silverstone Festival. The new Kart Silverstone facility has been funded by the British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC) and is expected to welcome about 160,000 visitors to the circuit every year.
'We look out the window and there is the circuit'
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'We look out the window and there is the circuit'
A Formula 1 team principal said he hoped to "put on a show" for fans ahead of its "home race" at the British Grand Prix this Sunday. The Aston Martin F1 team's £200m headquarters, located across the road from the Silverstone Circuit in Northamptonshire, opened in 2023. The team is one of seven British-based F1 outfits, but none can claim to be closer than the Aston Martin HQ on Dadford Road. "We look out the window and there's the circuit." said Andy Cowell, who is also the team's chief executive.
Formula 4 drivers to feature at Grand Prix weekend
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Formula 4 drivers to feature at Grand Prix weekend
Motorsport history will be made at this year's British Grand Prix when four different classifications of formula racing compete at the same event for the first time. Silverstone Circuit will host Formula 1, Formula 2, Formula 3 and Formula 4, as part of F1's 75th anniversary celebrations. The Northamptonshire track is expected to host about 480,000 people from 3 to 6 July.
5 Frames... Of Transylvania on expired Agfa RSX 200 with a Yashica Mat 124 TLR
Spring was starting to kick in. I had been planning a trip with my wife for quite some time, but the pandemic held us back home. We were set on visiting Sibiu, a small medieval city in central Romania or Transylvania. I packed several film cameras and wanted to shoot some medium format 6×6 color reversal film for a Rollei projector I had bought earlier this year. For this endeavor I chose my old buddy the Yashica Mat 124 TLR. Yes, 124 not 124G. The metal one.
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