McLaren's 2007 meltdown plays on Mercedes mind
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says the McLaren meltdown at the end of 2007 means his team cannot afford to relax and think the Formula 1 championship battle is over.
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Almirola: "It was up to me" to show I belonged at SHR
Aric Almirola had led more laps this season, he had been in better positions to earn wins, but the sweetest takeaway from Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway on Sunday was the victory.
Toro Rosso hands Gelael Austin FP1 run
Sean Gelael will have his first practice outing of 2018 with Toro Rosso at this weekend's Formula 1 United States Grand Prix.
Russell kept faith amid "very bizarre" Ocon saga
Newly-confirmed 2019 Williams Formula 1 driver George Russell says he kept faith he could earn his grand prix debut next season amid fellow Mercedes protege Esteban Ocon's "very bizarre situation".
Audi gave Virgin three days of FE test allowance
The Audi Formula E manufacturer team gave three days of its private testing allocation to its new customer squad Virgin Racing ahead of season five, according to Sam Bird.
Button: Fuji reliability woes cost me first WEC podium
Ex-Formula 1 champion Jenson Button believes he lost a likely first FIA World Endurance Championship podium finish at Fuji as a result of more SMP Racing reliability trouble.
Reigning champ Truex among those in playoff trouble
After setting himself apart as one of the ‘Big 3’ throughout most of the NASCAR Cup Series season, reigning series champion Martin Truex Jr. is in danger of falling out of playoffs.
Renault continues with F3-style series after FIA snub
Renault Sport has followed up on its threat to press on with its Regional Formula 3-style series in 2019, despite losing the FIA World Motor Sport Council vote to an Italian bid.
Prime Inside the Force India revival masterplan
Force India was on the brink of collapse in the summer until a successful rescue bid put the team back on its feet. But the new owner isn't just interested in survival, as we can exclusively reveal.
Alonso: Toyota advantage more down to execution than speed
Toyota’s advantage over its LMP1 rivals in the FIA World Endurance Championship is mainly down to the Japanese marque’s perfect race execution, reckons Fernando Alonso.
Paffett suffered loose wheel scare in title-decider
Newly-crowned DTM Gary Paffett feared that he had a loose wheel during the title-deciding second race at Hockenheim, which made his team call him into the pits earlier than planned.
Watch the world's fastest wheel-driven car hit 503 mph
The Turbinator II broke the 500-mph barrier a couple weeks ago at Bonneville.
F1 sponsor Heineken joins Formula E as partner
Formula 1 sponsor Heineken has entered into a five-year partnership with Formula E, as the electric championship’s official beer and cider partner.
