Bath Motorsports Hub

Welcome to Bath Motorsports Hub – Your Home for All Things Racing

Looking for up‑to‑date race results, event calendars, or a place to chat about NASCAR, F1, IMSA and more? You’re in the right spot. We bring you quick, clear coverage of every motor‑sport that hits the streets and tracks around Bath.

What You’ll Find Here

Daily posts cover everything from a behind‑the‑scenes look at auto‑racing photography salaries to a straight‑talk comparison of NASCAR vs. Formula One popularity. Want to know how much it costs to run an IMSA season? We break down the numbers without the jargon.

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Our forum lets fans share tips, debate the latest race strategies, and even discuss why motorsport interest might be shifting. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer, a weekend racer, or just love watching the roar of engines, there’s a thread for you.

Stay tuned for breaking news, event updates, and exclusive interviews – all written in a friendly, no‑fluff style that gets you straight to the action.

Ghost of Yotei Review Embargo Lifted Early, Boosting Confidence in Sony's Sequel

Ghost of Yotei Review Embargo Lifted Early, Boosting Confidence in Sony's Sequel

The review embargo for Ghost of Yotei was lifted on September 25, 2025, more than a week before its launch, signaling strong confidence from Sony and Sucker Punch. Industry analysts see the early release of reviews as a positive sign that the game is polished and ready for scrutiny. Critics are now focusing on story depth, side‑activity variety, and the new weapon‑based combat system.

Packers vs Commanders inactives shape Week 2 TNF: two Packers OL out as Green Bay wins 27-18

Packers vs Commanders inactives shape Week 2 TNF: two Packers OL out as Green Bay wins 27-18

Short-handed on a short week, both teams juggled lineups before kickoff at Lambeau. Washington sat punter Mitch Wishnowsky and designated Josh Johnson as the emergency QB, while Green Bay lost two starting offensive linemen but got CB Nate Hobbs back. Rookie Jordan Morgan started at left tackle. The Packers adjusted better and closed out a 27-18 win after leading 7-0 at the end of the first quarter.

Nadine Dorries' 'Downfall' unleashes explosive claims as Conservatives enter leadership fight

Nadine Dorries' 'Downfall' unleashes explosive claims as Conservatives enter leadership fight

Nadine Dorries’ sequel, Downfall, alleges shadowy manipulation inside the Conservative Party, salacious WhatsApp sex networks, and even nods to foreign intelligence. The book drops pseudonyms and names Michael Gove, Dominic Cummings, and Dougie Smith directly. Reviews are split: allies hail a fearless exposé, while critics call it conspiratorial and thinly sourced. Many claims remain unverified.

How much does an auto racing photographer make?

How much does an auto racing photographer make?

Hey guys, buckle up as we dive into the world of auto racing photography - a realm where speed meets passion, and the pay isn't too shabby either! Now, the green light is on and it's time to zoom into the finances. A career in this fast-paced field can earn you between $29,000 to a whopping $77,000 annually. That's enough to buy a new set of wheels every year! So, if you're a speed lover with an eye for detail, it might be time to focus your lens on the racing track!

What is the bigger sport, NASCAR or Formula One?

What is the bigger sport, NASCAR or Formula One?

Well folks, buckle your seat belts because we're diving into the adrenaline-pumped world of racing! The burning question on everyone's mind is, "Which is the heavyweight champion of the racing world, NASCAR or Formula One?" Now, just like trying to pick between pancakes and waffles for breakfast, it's a tough call! If we're talking about global popularity, Formula One takes the checkered flag with the sport drawing massive crowds from Monte Carlo to Melbourne. However, if we zoom in on the USA, NASCAR reigns supreme, making it the apple pie of motorsports. So, in the grand race of popularity, it's a photo finish depending on where you're standing on the globe!

How much does it cost to race IMSA/CTSCC?

How much does it cost to race IMSA/CTSCC?

Racing in the IMSA/CTSCC can be a thrilling yet expensive endeavor. The exact cost can vary greatly depending on several factors, such as the type of vehicle, level of competition, and additional expenses like travel and maintenance. On average, a season can cost anywhere from $500,000 to over $1 million. This sizable investment is why it's often seen as a sport for the financially endowed. However, for those who can afford it, the adrenaline rush and the satisfaction of competing at such a high level can be priceless.

What do Europeans think about NASCAR and IndyCar?

What do Europeans think about NASCAR and IndyCar?

As a blogger, I've noted a range of opinions among Europeans on NASCAR and IndyCar. While some see them as uniquely American sports and struggle to understand their appeal, others are captivated by the adrenaline and strategy involved. The majority are familiar with Formula 1 and find it hard to compare, because NASCAR and IndyCar have a different style and set of rules. However, there's a growing interest in these sports, thanks to increased media coverage and the online streaming options. Still, it's safe to say that these sports are yet to gain the same popularity level as they have in the United States.

What is the most adorable race in history?

What is the most adorable race in history?

In my latest blog post, we delve into history to explore the cutest, most heartwarming race ever recorded. This isn't about speed or competition, but rather about the adorable contestants involved - the Turtle Derby of 1945 in New York. Thousands gathered to watch these little shelled competitors slowly make their way to the finish line. The event was a charming display of camaraderie, fun, and pure innocence. It's a reminder that races don't always have to be about winning, but can simply be about enjoying the journey and creating fond memories.

Can I use racing fuel in my car on a daily basis?

Can I use racing fuel in my car on a daily basis?

Why is the interest in motorsport declining?

Why is the interest in motorsport declining?

Motorsport is a popular form of entertainment and competition, but interest in the sport has been declining in recent years. Reasons for this decline include a lack of accessibility and a lack of variety when it comes to events. Additionally, Motorsports have been losing media coverage and sponsorships due to the increased popularity of other sports, such as Formula One and NASCAR. To counter this decline, motorsports organisations have been focusing on creating more diverse, accessible and cost-effective events to attract new audiences. This has led to a growth in the number of grassroots events, giving more people the opportunity to get involved in the sport.

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