We kick things off this week with the 93rd running of the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans, with victory claimed again by Ferrari, with Robert Kubica leading the line, in a true motor racing redemption story. Phil Oakley and Mo Rehman were there to witness the action and James Moy took the images. Meanwhile in F1, George Russell took victory in the Canadian Grand Prix, but the big talking point was Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri's first on-track clash as McLaren team-mates, which saw the Brit retire from the race. Jack Oliver Smith was in Montreal to see the action unfold and Russell Bachelor took the images. The F1 Academy provided a feast of action and controversy in Montreal with a three-race weekend, in which Doriane Pin, Emma Felbermayr and Chloe Chambers were the victors. Harry Whitfield kept a close eye on the events. Fred Vasseur launched a tirade at the Italian media amid speculation he is set for an exit from Ferrari. In Start Your Engines, Jack discusses whether Vasseur will be prematurely culled like many of the Scuderia’s Team Principals before him. The FIA European Rally Championship took in Poland, and Calle Carlberg extended his title lead with a second straight win. David Ledbitter has all the details. Toprak Razgatlioglu completed a superb hat-trick in FIM World Superbikes, taking three wins at Misano in dominant style. Eden Hannigan and Henry Cheal were on hand to oversee proceedings. And sticking with two wheels, MotoGP conducted a test at Aragon, with Eden giving you the lowdown. In the world of IndyCar, late night action last night was at the World Wide Technology Raceway near Madison, Illinois for the Bommarito Automotive 500. Kevin Dejewski has your report and also took the images. And, as always, we have all the usual news, views and stories in this week's edition of the most widely read weekly motorsport magazine in the world!