BMW M Team WRT claimed a stunning 1-2 finish on home soil for the Belgian service provider in today’s FIA WEC 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps.

Peugeot TotalEnergies will start from pole position in a WEC race for the first time in the Hypercar era after an astonishing performance from Malthe Jakobsen at Spa-Francorchamps.

The FIA WEC is back on track this weekend for Round 2 at Spa and with Le Mans on the horizon, a tale from the past is seemingly being rewritten, as Toyota is once again the team to beat in Hypercar.

100 races, 50 wins in the WEC for Toyota is a dream headline for the Japanese brand, which looked back to its best at Imola this weekend in front of a record crowd of more than 92,000 fans. Sometimes, post-race stories write themselves.

Ferrari takes a second consecutive home pole at the Imola 6 Hours, but it wasn't easy.

More tires and no more Hard compounds leave many questions going into the new WEC season for the LMGT3 class.

What happens off track could be just as defining as what happens on it in the 2026 sports car racing season.

The Japanese team captured a 1-2 finish and its first victory of the year, extending its streak of scoring at least one podium finish per season dating back to the championship’s inaugural campaign in 2012.

An early 1m49.725s flyer from Antonio Fuoco in the No. 50 Ferrari AF Corse 499P was enough for the Italian brand to top the timing screens in the final practice session in Bahrain ahead of qualifying for the season finale.

After Aston Martin set the pace in the opening session, it was BMW Team WRT which emerged as the fastest team when the temperature began to drop and the floodlights were switched on.