Drivers: News, Stories and Tips for Motorsport Fans

If you love the sound of engines and the thrill of overtaking, you’re in the right place. This page pulls together everything we have on drivers – the people who push cars to the limit, the engineers behind the scenes, and the stories that keep the sport exciting.

What makes a driver stand out?

Great drivers blend raw speed with smart thinking. They train on‑track, run simulations, and spend hours analyzing data. A typical professional schedule includes on‑track laps, fitness work and video reviews. For example, our article on "How often do professional racecar drivers practice?" breaks down a typical weekly routine: a mix of real‑world laps, simulator sessions and physical training to keep reflexes sharp.

Another key factor is adaptability. Whether you’re racing a Formula 1 car, an IndyCar, or a rally bike, the driver must adjust to different grips, brakes and aerodynamics. That’s why many drivers start in karting or lower formulas – it builds a feel for the car that transfers up the ladder.

Latest driver stories you shouldn’t miss

We’ve covered a range of driver‑focused pieces recently. Want to know why BMW left Formula 1? The decision boiled down to cost, sustainability goals and a lack of podium finishes – a move that reshaped the driver market that year.

Curious about the next big talent coming out of Europe? Our "Best country in Europe to start a car racing career" guide points to the UK, thanks to its dense network of tracks and the legacy of drivers like Lewis Hamilton.

If you enjoy wild what‑if scenarios, check out "What would an auto race with no vehicle restrictions look like?" It imagines a chaotic grid where drivers need split‑second judgments to survive – a fun way to think about driver skill under extreme conditions.

And for a deeper dive into a specific figure, read about John Casey in IndyCar. Though not a driver himself, his engineering choices directly affect driver performance, showing how close the bond between driver and team really is.

Every driver story we publish aims to give you a clear picture of the person behind the helmet – their training habits, career moves and the challenges they face. Whether you’re a casual fan or an aspiring racer, these insights can help you understand what it takes to succeed on the track.

Stay tuned for fresh updates, interviews and analysis. We’ll keep adding new driver content so you never miss a beat in the fast‑moving world of motorsport.

Which motorsport would be considered the most skilled?
February 16, 2023
Which motorsport would be considered the most skilled?

Motorsport is a popular and highly competitive form of racing across the world. Among the many disciplines available, some argue that Formula 1 is the most skilled and demanding. This is due to the technical knowledge and precision required to be successful. Other motorsport disciplines such as Rally and Endurance racing also require a high level of skill, as the drivers must be able to adapt to changing conditions, such as weather and terrain. Ultimately, the most skilled motorsport is a matter of opinion as all require a high level of technical knowledge, concentration, and skill.

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