+++ Juliya Tabaka named seventh BMW Hole-in-One Scholar +++ Top 50 golfers on PGA TOUR go head-to-head for just 30 spots at the season final +++ A first: two BMW Hole-in-One cars to choose from +++ BMW Championship at Bellerive Country Club for first time since 2008 +++
+++ Top topic: Intense Nürburgring programme with BMW M3 Touring 24H, BMW M2 Cup, and ADAC GT4 Germany +++ NLS: Overall podium and eight class victories +++ M News compact: More victories and podium finishes +++
+++ Marco Wittmann celebrates the 20th DTM victory of his career in the Sunday race at the Nürburgring +++ Wittmann was already celebrating on Saturday, finishing third on the podium +++ A strong points haul brings Wittmann back into the title race – fifth place with a 25-point deficit +++
+++ BMW M Hybrid V8 shows strong pace at Road America and leads the race before technical issues stop both cars +++ Brake issues force the #24 BMW M Hybrid V8 to retire, while a cooling problem drops the sister car back to seventh place +++ Turner Motorsport finishes fifth in the GTD class +++
+++ Matisse Lismont and Ignacio Montenegro charge to the overall podium in the Team WRT Silver Cup entry +++ Van der Linde and Weerts retain Sprint Cup championship lead despite a difficult weekend +++ Augusto Farfus and Paradine Competition win Sunday's Bronze Cup race +++
+++ Italian GT Championship: Klingmann and de Wilde claim an important victory at Mugello. +++ ADAC GT4 Germany: Piana and Sylvestersson take the championship lead. +++ GT4 European Series: Three class podium finishes at Misano. +++
+++ Marco Wittmann finishes fourth in the #11 Schaeffler BMW M4 GT3 EVO in Sunday's race +++ Kelvin van der Linde delivers an impressive charge through the field on Saturday +++ ADAC GT4 Germany: FK Performance Motorsport celebrates double podium finish +++
+++ Charles Weerts and Kelvin van der Linde win both sprint races at Misano in the #32 BMW M4 GT3 EVO of Team WRT. +++ Weerts/van der Linde take over the lead in the Sprint Cup standings. +++ Local hero Valentino Rossi claims Saturday’s pole position; the #46 BMW M4 GT3 EVO finishes sixth and fourth in the races. +++ Successful weekend for Team WRT in the Silver Cup as well. +++
+++ Top story: De Phillippi and Verhagen on the podium in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship +++ BMW M3 Touring 24H thrills fans at the Goodwood Festival of Speed +++ Hesse and Ruan claim double podium at GT World Challenge Asia at Fuji +++ M News compact: More victories and podium finishes +++
+++ Huge celebrations in Brazil: Kevin Magnussen, Raffaele Marciello and Dries Vanthoor win the 6 Hours of São Paulo +++ Second win of the season for BMW M Team WRT following its one-two at its Spa-Francorchamps home race +++ #20 Shell BMW M Hybrid V8 finishes eighth after a strong comeback – Robin Frijns and René Rast reclaim the championship lead +++ Dan Harper, Parker Thompson and Anthony McIntosh celebrate finishing second in the #69 BMW M4 GT3 EVO on ...
+++ Both Oliveira and Petrucci are back: for the first time since early May, the ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team was able to field both of its regular riders. +++ However, hard work and fighting spirit at Donington Park went unrewarded. +++ WorldSBK summer break: the next event will take place in early September at Magny-Cours. +++
+++ BMW M4 GT3 EVOs struggle with a lack of performance on the traditional street circuit. +++ Kelvin van der Linde involved in a heavy crash on Saturday through no fault of his own. +++ Marco Wittmann secures a top-ten finish on Sunday. +++ Michael Schrey wins both races again in the BMW M2 Cup. +++
+++ Third place: The BMW Motorrad World Endurance Team claims the first-ever podium finish for a European manufacturer at the Suzuka 8 Hours with the #37 BMW M 1000 RR. +++ Team Étoile secures a podium finish in the Superstock class. +++ Markus Flasch: “I couldn’t be prouder of what the entire team has achieved here at Suzuka.” +++
+++ Michael Hollick (RSA) secures victory with an eagle on the final hole +++ Thomas Rosenmüller (GER) is the best German, finishing sixth +++ Finn Kölle (GER) named best amateur +++ 58,000 spectators enjoy an outstanding tournament week +++ EAGLES FOR EDUCATION: €57,000 donated to the Philipp Lahm Foundation +++ BMW International Open returns next year from 26–30 May +++
+++ Michael Hollick (RSA) triumphs in Munich with a total score of 18 under par +++ Compatriot Hennie du Plessis (-17) in second place, ahead of Bernd Wiesberger (AUT, -14) +++ Thomas Rosenmüller (GER, -11) is the best German, finishing sixth +++ Latest photos from the finale at Golfclub München Eichenried +++
+++ The 38th BMW International Open will take place from 26 to 30 May 2027 +++ The stage is set for a thrilling afternoon in Munich +++ Latest photos from the morning starters +++
+++ Ahead of the grand finale, the 18th green is all about long drives and loud beats +++ Long-drive champions Martin Borgmeier (GER) and Zack Holton (USA) put on a thrilling show +++ Spectacular team competition provides a rousing end to the third round +++
+++ Bernd Wiesberger (AUT) and Michael Hollick (RSA, both -13) top the leaderboard after three rounds +++ Thomas Rosenmüller (GER) in fourth place after carding the best round oft he day +++ Due to a local thunderstorm forecast for Sunday, the final group will tee off as early as 10 am +++ 49 eagles after the third round +++ Tee times for Sunday +++
+++ Moving Day at Golfclub München Eichenried +++ Local hero Thomas Rosenmüller climbs up the leaderboard +++ Latest photos from the morning starters +++
+++ Hennie du Plessis (RSA) leads after the second round of the BMW International Open +++ Five Germans qualify for the weekend +++ Amateur Finn Kölle (GER) just four shots off the lead +++ 44 eagles after two rounds +++ Saturday tee times +++
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