Mercedes modified wheel rims to avoid risk of Ferrari protest
The risk of a post-race protest from Ferrari prompted Mercedes to make modifications to its radical wheel rim design ahead of the United States Grand Prix, Motorsport.com can reveal.
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Truex 'fortunate' to still be in playoffs after Kansas
Defending NASCAR Cup series champion Martin Truex Jr says he is "fortunate" to still be in the 2018 playoffs.
Chase Elliott: "We have just as good a shot as anybody" at title
Chase Elliott has always believed that his No. 9 Hendrick Motorsports team was capable of winning and doing it often.
Trident ready to take legal action against Ferrucci
Trident Motorsport says it is ready to proceed with legal action against ex-Formula 2 driver Santino Ferrucci – dropped from the team after being banned for two rounds – claiming it is owed €502,000 by the Haas Formula 1 junior.
HWA leads 10 team entry list for 2019 F3
HWA’s place in the new-for-2019 FIA Formula 3 Championship has been confirmed after organisers issued the 2019 entry list revealing 10-teams and 30 cars for its first season.
Nissan had '15 to 20' approaches for Albon seat
The Nissan e.dams Formula E squad has had '15 or 20' drivers get in contact about a possible seat for the 2018/19 season, says team boss Jean-Paul Driot.
Insight: What makes Marc Marquez so formidable?
Marc Marquez clinched an incredible fifth MotoGP title last weekend in Japan. Oriol Puigdemont spoke to the Honda rider’s crew chief, Santi Hernandez, to understand what made him so strong this year.
Renault rivals frustrated by Sainz penalty
Renault's Formula 1 rivals Force India and Haas are frustrated by the leniency of the five-second track limit penalty that Carlos Sainz got in the United States Grand Prix.
Nakagami "really sorry" to fans for Motegi performance
Takaaki Nakagami has apologised to his home fans after what he feels was a sub-par performance in his home MotoGP race at Motegi.
Honda: We weren't always at Marquez's level in 2018
Honda MotoGP team boss Alberto Puig admits the Japanese manufacturer has not always given newly-crowned champion Marc Marquez the equipment his talent "deserves" in 2018.
Ginetta drops out of Shanghai WEC round as well
The Ginetta LMP1 team will miss its third consecutive round of the FIA World Endurance Championship at Shanghai next month.
Cassidy: Experience could be key in Button title fight
Defending Super GT champion Nick Cassidy believes the experience he gained last year could prove crucial in his title battle with ex-Formula 1 star Jenson Button and Naoki Yamamoto.
How Raikkonen finally ended his win drought
Kimi Raikkonen's second stint at Ferrari has been characterised by dropping the ball at key moments and costing himself chances to win races. At Austin he passed every test to end a wait of more than 100 races to return to the top of the podium.
