Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has explained the reasons why his team blocked a move to trial reverse grid qualifying races this year – insisting the sport doesn't need 'gimmicks' to make things exciting.
Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff insists the team's interest in Sebastian Vettel is not just "lip service".
A secret chat in a private jet back in 2017 helped set in motion Kimi Raikkonen's move from Ferrari to Alfa Romeo last year, its team manager Beat Zehnder has revealed.
Tim Cindric, president of Team Penske, says he’s looking forward to the reaction from fans at Indianapolis Motor Speedway when they see the improved “customer experiences” that Roger Penske has already instigated.
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Ferrari Challenge Europe, North America to restart in July
Due to the Covid-19 situation, Ferrari plans to resume track activities from July with events held behind closed doors.
BMW reveals liveries for 2020 DTM season
BMW has revealed the race liveries of all six M4 DTM cars ahead of the official pre-season test at Nurburgring next week.
Prime Why Ducati's latest rider divorce was inevitable
Confirming this week that he will be leaving Ducati at the end of 2020, Danilo Petrucci's exit had been on the cards since last year's Valencia MotoGP finale. Circumstances and a dip in form have worked against him, but Petrucci is a rider who still deserves his place on the grid.
When Senna and Bellof starred in Monaco, as Prost prevailed
The 1984 Monaco Grand Prix shone a spotlight on two raw and exciting Formula 1 talents. Although McLaren’s maestro Alain Prost won the 12th grand prix of his career that day, young guns Ayrton Senna and Stefan Bellof both starred as a monsoon soaked the French riviera.
Dover Motorsports: Nashville No. 1 on NASCAR's new market list
Dover Motorsports Inc. officials said their interest in reopening Nashville Superspeedway was spurred by learning expanding into the Nashville market was a priority for NASCAR.
Kanaan reunites with 7-Eleven for his final Texas race
7-Eleven, Inc., which served as Tony Kanaan’s primary sponsor through the most consistently successful period of his career, will back his AJ Foyt Racing-Chevrolet this Saturday in the opening round of his final season.
Cindric: “Unbelievable” how Penske has already improved Indy
Tim Cindric, president of Team Penske, says he’s looking forward to the reaction from fans at Indianapolis Motor Speedway when they see the improved “customer experiences” that Roger Penske has already instigated.
When Senna and Bellof starred in Monaco, as Prost prevailed
The 1984 Monaco Grand Prix shone a spotlight on two raw and exciting Formula 1 talents. Although McLaren’s maestro Alain Prost won the 12th grand prix of his career that day, young guns Ayrton Senna and Stefan Bellof both starred as a monsoon soaked the French riviera.
BMW reveals liveries for 2020 DTM season
BMW has revealed the race liveries of all six M4 DTM cars ahead of the official pre-season test at Nurburgring next week.
Ferrari Challenge Europe, North America to restart in July
Due to the Covid-19 situation, Ferrari plans to resume track activities from July with events held behind closed doors.
Ducati signs Martin as Miller's Pramac replacement
Ducati has signed Moto2 frontrunner Jorge Martin to replace works team-bound Jack Miller at the Pramac MotoGP squad for 2021, Motorsport.com has learned.
Wolff: Vettel interest remarks not just "lip service"
Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff insists the team's interest in Sebastian Vettel is not just "lip service".
Mercedes explains why it rejected reverse grid plan
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has explained the reasons why his team blocked a move to trial reverse grid qualifying races this year – insisting the sport doesn't need 'gimmicks' to make things exciting.
Hulkenberg tests Lamborghini GT3 car at the Nurburgring
Ex-Formula 1 racer Nico Hulkenberg took part in a private test at the Nurburgring at the wheel of a Lamborghini Huracan GT3 last weekend, Motorsport.com has learned.
NASCAR Cup Series gets a new race in Nashville for 2021
NASCAR racing is returning to the Nashville, Tenn., area next season but not exactly how many fans had envisioned.
Prime Why Ducati's latest rider divorce was inevitable
Confirming this week that he will be leaving Ducati at the end of 2020, Danilo Petrucci's exit had been on the cards since last year's Valencia MotoGP finale. Circumstances and a dip in form have worked against him, but Petrucci is a rider who still deserves his place on the grid.
Horner expects "very different" F1 to be just as "fierce"
The battle between Formula 1 teams will be just as 'fierce' as ever when racing resumes in Austria next month, reckons Red Bull's Christian Horner, despite the unique circumstances of closed door events.
FIA didn't believe Mercedes could make DAS work, says Allison
Mercedes Formula 1 technical director James Allison believes that the FIA didn’t expect that the team could make its dual-axis steering system operational and fully legal after the governing body rejected its original idea.
Fuel blunder costs van Gisbergen Michigan clean sweep
A misunderstanding about compulsory stops cost Shane van Gisbergen a shot at a Supercars Eseries clean sweep on the Michigan oval.
DTM to return to Spa in 2020 as revised calendar is revealed
The DTM has announced a revised 2020 calendar amid the coronavirus pandemic, with Spa-Francorchamps becoming a surprise late addition to the schedule.
Rally Finland becomes latest WRC event to be cancelled
Rally Finland has become the latest major motorsport event to be cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, delaying the resumption of the 2020 WRC season even further.
Prime How Sauber twice saved itself from the brink of extinction
Having almost lost its entry for the 2010 season following BMW's withdrawal, Sauber's recovery hit the buffers when Formula 1 switched to V6 hybrid engines in 2014 and the end appeared in sight. Here's how it turned its fortunes around not once, but twice.
How secret private jet chat led to Raikkonen's Sauber return
A secret chat in a private jet back in 2017 helped set in motion Kimi Raikkonen's move from Ferrari to Alfa Romeo last year, its team manager Beat Zehnder has revealed.
My job in F1: The master of podium ceremonies
In this series we introduce the people who work in F1 who you never normally get a chance to see on TV. Today, however, we feature someone who is often spotted after each race: the master of the podium ceremony Alexander Molina.
| 1 |  Antonio Felix da Costa | 67 pts |
| 2 |  Mitch Evans | 56 pts |
| 3 |  Alexander Sims | 46 pts |
| 1 |  | Techeetah | 98 pts |
| 2 |  | Andretti Autosport | 90 pts |
| 3 |  | Jaguar Racing | 66 pts |
