Mercedes vows to "go for broke" now that titles are won
Mercedes Formula 1 team boss Toto Wolff has pledged the manufacturer will “really go for broke” in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix now both titles have been secured.
Wickens walks with aid of gait trainer
Injured IndyCar driver Robert Wickens has taken to social media to provide a visual progress report, with a short video showing him walking with the aid of an overhead hoist and physiotherapists.
Vinales tops Day 1 of Valencia test, Lorenzo 18th
Yamaha's Maverick Vinales was fastest on the rain-shortened opening day of the MotoGP post-season test in Valencia as Jorge Lorenzo took 18th on his Honda debut.
Macau winner Ticktum to make F2 debut in Abu Dhabi finale
Red Bull Formula 1 junior Dan Ticktum will make his Formula 2 debut with the Arden International squad this weekend in F2's Abu Dhabi season finale.
Floersch accident not Macau-specific, says team boss
Sophia Floersch's team boss Frits van Amersfoort believes the nature of the Macau circuit was not to blame for the horrific accident she suffered on Sunday.
Prime Ecclestone's blunt verdict on F1's new ambitions
Liberty Media recently announced that Formula 1 will race in Vietnam for the first time in 2020 as the first new event it has sealed since buying the championship. But the deal for the new race raises questions about the future of historic grand prix venues.
Ricciardo: My 2014 season changed overtaking in F1
Daniel Ricciardo believes his aggressive moves during his debut season with Red Bull in 2014 "changed the level of overtaking" in Formula 1.
New women in motorsport commission created in Australia
The Confederation of Australian Motor Sport has created a new women in motorsport commission, which will be chaired by Jess Dane.
Triple Eight hopes Lowndes finale is 'a pain in the arse'
Triple Eight team manager Mark Dutton says he hopes this weekend's Supercars finale in Newcastle is a "massive pain in the arse" for retiring superstar Craig Lowndes.
Ferrari must make sure it's "ready" to handle Leclerc
Ferrari must be "ready" to manage its "brave" decision to promote Charles Leclerc to a race seat next season, according to the Formula 1 team's leading engineer Jock Clear.
McLaughlin will 'get elbows out' in Supercars title decider
Scott McLaughlin says he's prepared to 'get some elbows out' during this weekend's Supercars title decider in Newcastle if needed.
Prime How a Formula 1 team can go off the rails
Williams's plunge to the back of the Formula 1 field in 2018 has been dramatic. Pat Symonds explains how things can go so badly awry with an F1 design, and why finding the way again mid-season is so difficult
Prime Tech secrets of Newey's greatest McLaren
The arrival of Adrian Newey at McLaren in 1997 coincided perfectly with a Formula 1 shake-up that returned the team to its former glory. Here's how the stars aligned.
Prime How Ogier won the WRC's psychological war
A sixth World Rally Championship title in a row for Sebastien Ogier could sound like yet another walkover for the M-Sport driver, but his title rivals made it his 'toughest' crown yet
Prime The F1 mindset that is frustrating its owners
Everybody involved in Formula 1 is used to being surrounded by a world where speed is king and impatience is never far behind, as Liberty Media is finding out.
Prime Can Norris avoid McLaren's young driver scrapheap?
Formula 2 hotshot Lando Norris gets his F1 debut next year with McLaren. But the troubled team have mangled the career paths of recent recruits including Sergio Perez, Kevin Magnussen and Stoffel Vandoorne. So how will Lando fare?
02:21 Sights & Sounds: WRC Rally Australia
The very best moments from a spectacular 13th and final round of the 2018 WRC season. The intense battle between Sébastien Ogier, Thierry Neuville and Ott Tanak came down to the final day with the Frenchman taking his 6th title!
11:00 Are F1's top stars getting an easy ride from officials?
The F1 stewards were in the spotlight last time out at the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend, where Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen were all involved in incidents that got people talking. Were the officials too lenient with Verstappen and V
18:29 News in depth
McLaughlin will 'get elbows out' in Supercars title decider
Scott McLaughlin says he's prepared to 'get some elbows out' during this weekend's Supercars title decider in Newcastle if needed.
Coming soon: ‘Defending Victory’ reality video show
Reigning LMP3 champions Guy Cosmo and Patrick Byrne return to the Asian Le Mans Series, stepping up to the top class for this season.
Ferrucci confirmed at Dale Coyne Racing
Santino Ferrucci will partner Sebastien Bourdais at Dale Coyne Racing next year, in the American's first full season in the IndyCar Series.
Debate: Are F1's top stars getting an easy ride from stewards?
Autosport's F1 correspondents Edd Straw and Scott Mitchell join Glenn Freeman to discuss the recent incidents in Brazil. Did Sebastian Vettel, Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen get preferential treatment from stewards?
"A bit slow" Zarco has mixed feelings after first KTM run
KTM's new MotoGP signing Johann Zarco admitted he was left with mixed feelings after being “a bit slow” in his first run with the RC16 bike.
Triple Eight Racing BTCC team ceases to exist
Multiple title-winning British Touring Car Championship team Triple Eight Racing no longer exists.
Deletraz says Haas "sees his potential" ahead of F1 debut
Louis Deletraz says Haas "sees his potential" after handing him his first test in a current Formula 1 car at the 2018 Pirelli tyre test following the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Petrucci: Emotional Ducati debut like "first day at school"
Ducati's new factory rider Danilo Petrucci said his first day testing with the team in Valencia was "very emotional" and felt like "the first day at school".
Joey Logano returned to his roots and emerged a NASCAR champion
Joey Logano’s path to his first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series championship was not an easy one and it required a slight detour to his past.
FIA under pressure to introduce 'virtual chicanes' in WRC
The FIA has come under pressure to introduce 'virtual chicanes' in the World Rally Championship following the Rally Australia tractor incident.
Yamaha was headed for 1-2 in Valencia, say Vinales and Rossi
Yamaha MotoGP riders Valentino Rossi and Maverick Vinales believe they were on course for a 1-2 finish in the heavy rain in Valencia, before Vinales crashed and the race was stopped.
F2 move an option for WEC star Laurent in 2019
FIA World Endurance Championship driver Thomas Laurent says a switch to single-seaters in Formula 2 is an option next year, and he will test with the Arden team later this month.
The latest tweaks to the controversial Mercedes wheel design
Mercedes may not have raced with its controversial wheel spacer design for the past few Formula 1 grands prix, but it has not stopped developing the idea as the latest updates used in Brazil show.
Insight: Toro Rosso's latest tech experiments
Red Bull's impending Honda deal means Toro Rosso has been virtually playing a test role for the parent team's 2019 season - but that doesn't mean it has ceased concurrent chassis developments.
Brazilian GP: Latest F1 tech updates, straight from pitlane
Giorgio Piola and Sutton Images bring you the latest Formula 1 technical updates on show in the Interlagos pitlane at the Brazilian GP on Thursday.
How F1 teams coped with Mexico's unique tech demands
The Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit is an outlier on the Formula 1 calendar. Held at altitude, it’s a massive challenge for the teams and the drivers as it requires a totally different approach.
What’s behind F1's latest fashion for floor fins
Formula 1 floor designs have become a tech talking point in the latest grands prix, as two leading teams trialled a unique concept.