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Every Motorsports item from World News Station — F1, MotoGP, WRC rally, Le Mans and more — newest first, scope expanded starting June 2026. (4 items total, each with its original source and verification note.)

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F1 Dutch Grand Prix set for August 23 — Zandvoort's last race on the current calendar

Round 12 of the 2026 F1 season, the Dutch Grand Prix, takes place August 23 at Circuit Zandvoort — the final scheduled appearance for this track under the current calendar. Pre-race storylines center on Ferrari's SF-26 outperforming expectations this season, with teams bringing upgrades at different paces.

Formula 1 official race info (Aug 11)↗ Full issue: ISSUE №28・08/13 ↗
Verification note: Schedule per F1's official announcement; team-performance commentary compiled from racing media — check official post-race results for confirmed outcomes.

MotoGP British GP: Raul Fernandez takes the win

The 2026 MotoGP British Grand Prix concluded August 9, with Trackhouse Aprilia's Raul Fernandez taking the win. In the championship standings, Aprilia's Jorge Martin currently leads.

MotoGP official results (Aug 9)↗ Full issue: №27・Aug 10 ↗
Verification note: Results and standings are from MotoGP's official announcement; for the current official ranking, check MotoGP's own site.

WRC Secto Rally Finland wraps up, Sami Pajari takes the win

The 2026 World Rally Championship's Secto Rally Finland ran July 30 to August 2, with Sami Pajari taking the win — one of this season's marquee WRC rounds.

WRC official results (Aug 2)↗ Full issue: №25・Aug 3 ↗
Verification note: Results are from WRC's official announcement; for full stage-by-stage results, check WRC's own site.

24 Hours of Le Mans: Toyota's #7 car beats BMW by just 11 seconds

The 2026 24 Hours of Le Mans ran June 13-14 at the Circuit de la Sarthe in France. The #7 Toyota GR010 Hybrid, driven by Kobayashi, de Vries, and Conway, beat the #20 BMW M Hybrid V8 by just 11 seconds — Toyota's first Le Mans win since 2022.

Sportscar365 race report (Jun 14)↗ Full issue: №11・Jun 15 ↗
Verification note: Results are from official race coverage; for full classification, check the 24 Hours of Le Mans' own announcements.
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