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.
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Monteiro to make racing return in WTCR Suzuka round
Tiago Monteiro will return to racing for the first time since his testing crash at Barcelona last September at this month's World Touring Car Cup round at Suzuka.
Audi: Rast's winning streak a "record for eternity"
Audi motorsport boss Dieter Gass believes Rene Rast's record-breaking six-race winning streak in the DTM will likely never be broken.
2019 Chevy Camaro gets a "shocking" makeover for SEMA
The beaming green hue joins five other new colors for the 2019 Camaro model year.
Citroen signs Lappi from Toyota
Esapekka Lappi has been confirmed alongside Sebastien Ogier at Citroen for next year’s World Rally Championship.
Toyota announces Meeke for 2019 WRC season
Toyota has confirmed Kris Meeke in its line-up for the 2019 World Rally Championship season.
Stadium Trucks return to Australia despite CAMS ban
Stadium Super Trucks will race in Sydney next week, having engineered a return to Australia despite still being suspended by the Confederation of Australian Motor Sport.
F1-engined Mercedes-AMG One is nine months behind schedule
Powertrain tweaks are behind the hold-up.
Major backer planning new Supercars squad
Boost Mobile wants to mimic the sponsor/owner model used by Red Bull in Formula 1 and start its own Supercars team, according to CEO Peter Adderton.
First Honda TCR car lands in Australia
The first TCR-spec Honda Civic has landed in Australia, with J.A.S Motorsport on the lookout for a customer team to run the car in the new-for-2019 TCR Australia series.
Motorsport Gallery hosts exclusive exhibition in Miami’s Wynwood
Motorsport Gallery is hosting its first-ever fine art exhibition in Miami’s trendy Wynwood district.
Ty Dillon finds hope at Talladega "in one of the toughest seasons"
It’s been a long, difficult season for NASCAR Cup Series driver Ty Dillon but once again he found some solace in a restrictor-plate race.
Toto Wolff call initiated Vandoorne’s Formula E move
McLaren Formula 1 driver Stoffel Vandoorne has revealed that Toto Wolff asked if he was interested in joining the Mercedes-affiliated HWA Formula E team, where he will race in 2018/19.
