Albon emerges as favourite for Hartley's Toro Rosso seat
Alexander Albon has emerged as favourite to replace Brendon Hartley and partner Daniil Kvyat at Scuderia Toro Rosso in Formula 1 in 2019.
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How IndyCar is solving its superspeedway ‘problem’
Although IndyCar’s 2018 spec Dallara aerokit came in for huge praise at most tracks, there were complaints that superspeedway racing had suffered. How big an issue was it and what are the solutions? David Malsher reports.
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.
AIM Vasser Sullivan to run Lexus RC Fs in IMSA
Next year’s Lexus RC F entries in IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship’s GT Daytona class will be run by a new squad that sees AIM Autosport combine forces with IndyCar team-owner partners Jimmy Vasser and James Sullivan.
Hypersofts dominate Mexico F1 tyre selections
Formula 1 drivers have loaded up on hypersoft tyres for next weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix, with title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel making identical choices.
Motopark angered by "strange" FIA F3 snub
Leading Formula 3 European Championship team Motopark says it is baffled not to be awarded a place in next year’s new Formula 1-supporting F3 series.
ByKolles raced at Fuji over 100 horsepower down
The ByKolles LMP1 team was missing over 100 horsepower as a result of its early turbo issues in last weekend’s WEC 6 Hours of Fuji, Tom Dillmann has revealed.
Sykes weighing up "interesting" '19 WSBK option
Tom Sykes says he is weighing up an “interesting project that motivates” him for the 2019 World Superbike campaign, as his future plans still remain unclear with the season drawing to a close.
Correction: Guy Edwards
We are relieved to report that former F1 driver Guy Edwards is alive, contrary to reports overnight that he had passed away at his home in Ireland.
Meeke splits with co-driver Nagle
Kris Meeke will not continue his partnership with co-driver Paul Nagle into next season’s move to Toyota Gazoo Racing.
Ferrari had one-two finish "taken away" at Fuji
Ferrari lost out on a probable one-two class finish in last weekend’s Fuji FIA World Endurance Championship round through bad luck, believes James Calado.
