Renault will have all-new F1 engine in 2019
Renault is planning an all-new Formula 1 engine for 2019 in its bid to close the gap on Mercedes and Ferrari.
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NASCAR Roundtable: Who will be eliminated at Kansas?
The NASCAR team at Motorsport.com discuss the playoff picture heading into an elimination race at Kansas Speedway and who will find themselves out of it when the checkered flag flies.
Retro: The 6-wheeled Williams F1 car that never raced
A few days after he won the Las Vegas Grand Prix on October 17, 1981, for Williams, the previous year’s world champion Alan Jones flew back to Europe to shakedown a strange-looking Formula 1 car that had six wheels.
Kyle Larson's playoff hopes take hit as NASCAR issues L1 penalty
Kyle Larson faces a must-win situation heading into the elimination race at Kansas Speedway following an L1 penalty issued by NASCAR on Wednesday.
Young Aussie handed Porsche Shootout wildcard spot
Young Australian talent Dylan O'Keeffe has secured a wildcard spot at the Porsche Motorsport Junior Programme Shootout in France.
2018 US Grand Prix coverage by ESPN, ABC
Formula 1 coverage from the Circuit of The Americas will be covered by both ESPN and ABC, with reports on SportsCenter, Good Morning America Weekend and on ESPN digital platforms.
Da Costa tops second Formula E test day for BMW
Antonio Felix da Costa topped the times on the second day of 2018/19 Formula E testing, which was split between regular test running and a full race-length simulation session.
HWA evaluating F2 entry in 2019
Long-time Mercedes affiliate team HWA has revealed that it is evaluating an entry into the Formula 2 Championship in 2019.
Cost cap policing doubts are "nonsense", says Tost
Toro Rosso boss Franz Tost thinks it ‘nonsense’ to suggest that a cost cap will not work in Formula 1 because it will be too hard to police.
Jones to pilot new ECR Scuderia Corsa IndyCar entry in 2019
IMSA SportsCar Championship team Scuderia Corsa will expand to become a part-time IndyCar team in 2019, with Chip Ganassi Racing outcast Ed Jones signed to drive.
Lorenzo: Switching from 250cc easier than Ducati move
Jorge Lorenzo says the switch from 250cc to MotoGP machinery was easier than his move across from Yamaha to Ducati at the start of last season.
F1 installs Austin kerbs to avoid Verstappen drama repeat
Formula 1 has moved to prevent a repeat of Max Verstappen’s corner cutting controversy from last year’s United States Grand Prix by installing new kerbs at the Austin track.
Williams' design process "quite different" for 2019 car
Williams has approached the development of its 2019 Formula 1 car with “quite a different process” after learning from its problems with this year’s design, says Sergey Sirotkin.
