F1 set to abandon high-degradation tyres for 2021
Formula 1 looks set to abandon high-degradation tyres from 2021, with series chiefs admitting the sport was wrong to head in such a direction.
Honda surprised to be so close to top F1 teams
Honda was surprised by its most recent Formula 1 performance and says there is no “easy answer” for why it and Red Bull have closed in on Mercedes and Ferrari.
Yamaha expects no "conflict" over Rossi retirement timing
Yamaha MotoGP boss team boss Lin Jarvis says he expects no "conflict" with Valentino Rossi over the timing of the Italian legend's eventual retirement.
Elliott tops New Hampshire Cup practice; Hamlin wrecks
Chase Elliott led the way in Friday’s NASCAR Cup Series practice session at New Hampshire that saw two drivers wreck in the session’s final minutes.
Corvette C8.R race car teased during road car launch
The track-only machine was briefly seen on video during the C8's debut.
Lime Rock IMSA: Tandy leads for Porsche, Acura tops GTD
The Porsche 911 RSR of Nick Tandy and Patrick Pilet topped opening practice for the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship’s GT-only event at Lime Rock Park.
McLaren: Addressing slow-speed weakness a "high priority"
McLaren says addressing its weakness in slow-speed corners is a ‘high priority’ as it knuckles down to eke further gains from its car.
Iowa IndyCar: Penske-Chevrolet goes 1-2-3 in practice
Team Penske-Chevrolet’s Josef Newgarden led his teammates Simon Pagenaud and Will Power in the only practice session prior to this afternoon’s qualifying runs for IndyCar's Iowa 300.
Alfa Romeo insists Giovinazzi not under pressure
Alfa Romeo Formula 1 team boss Frederic Vasseur says Antonio Giovinazzi is not coming under pressure despite scoring only one point so far in 2019.
Kobayashi to defend Rolex 24 title with WTR
Toyota factory driver Kamui Kobayashi will defend his Rolex 24 at Daytona title with the Wayne Taylor Racing Cadillac squad, it has been announced.
Indy Lights ace VeeKay to test for Carpenter next month
Ed Carpenter Racing will test current Indy Lights driver Rinus VeeKay at Portland International Raceway on August 7.
Prime Why Liberty is willing to frustrate F1 teams for its 2021 vision
A commitment to return to ground-effect cars represents the bold step Liberty wants to achieve with Formula 1's 2021 regulations. But a first look at proposed rules doesn't mean the battle is won, as teams' self-interests are still likely to cause issues.
Prime The astonishing story behind the Rich Energy saga
When Haas F1's black-and-gold 2019 livery was first revealed, Rich Energy CEO William Storey made several bold claims about his company's aims. Now, though, it is involved in a complex legal dispute that has captivated Formula 1 observers.
Prime Why Rossi is no longer Yamaha's future
Valentino Rossi has been a MotoGP star for a generation, but in 2019 he has made his worst-ever start to a season. In this revealing interview, Yamaha team boss Lin Jarvis explains why the manufacturer is already looking to life without Rossi.
Tech analysis: F1’s 2021 changes by the numbers
Although the 2021 F1 rules have not yet been finalised, the ideas are advanced enough for Motorsport.com’s technical editor Giorgio Piola to imagine how the new generation of grand prix machinery will look.
Weekend of pleasure, pain and pride for Arrow SPM
Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports’ James Hinchcliffe, Marcus Ericsson and Robert Wickens all took turns in the spotlight at Honda Indy Toronto, and each of them had a special memory to take home. David Malsher reports.
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Kobayashi to defend Rolex 24 title with WTR
Toyota factory driver Kamui Kobayashi will defend his Rolex 24 at Daytona title with the Wayne Taylor Racing Cadillac squad, it has been announced.
Indy Lights ace VeeKay to test for Carpenter next month
Ed Carpenter Racing will test current Indy Lights driver Rinus VeeKay at Portland International Raceway on August 7.
2020 Chevrolet C8 Corvette unveiled as mid-engine rocket
Leaked info hasn’t dampened the excitement for this car one single bit.
Wittmann says DTM needs "more international" name
Marco Wittmann believes the DTM needs to change its name because calling itself the German touring car championship is "not big enough" as the series looks to become more international.
Prime The F2 frontrunner who is hoping to 'do an Albon'
There's a driver on the 2019 Formula 2 grid that has shown plenty of promise over the years, but is still a step away from making it to the top level. But one current F1 rookie's journey to grand prix racing has given this underrated driver hope.
Original 'Stig' McCarthy to make racing return
Former Formula 1 and Le Mans 24 Hours driver Perry McCarthy, also the original 'Stig' from Top Gear, is to make a racing return 15 years on from hanging up his helmet through injury.
Ogier joins new Extreme E series as ambassador
All-electric off-road series Extreme E has signed Citroen driver and six-time World Rally champion Sebastien Ogier to help advise on sporting matters for the new championship.
Supercars and TCR promoters to do battle over new Bathurst event
Supercars and TCR Australia promoters Australian Racing Group are the final two bidders in contention for a new event at Mount Panorama.
Johnson defied father for Bathurst co-drive
Steven Johnson went against advice from his famous father Dick Johnson to ensure the pair would race together at the Bathurst 1000 back in 1998.
The full 2019 Supercars endurance grid
Check out the complete entry list for the Supercars season of endurance, which kicks off in October with the 2019 Bathurst 1000.
NASCAR New Hampshire race weekend schedule
The Granite state hosts the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity series as well as the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour and K&N Pro Series East.
NASCAR Roundtable: Redemption for Kurt Busch at Kentucky
Cole Custer scores another win, Kurt Busch bests his brother at Kentucky and the lack of post-race inspection issues are all discussed in this week's NASCAR Roundtable.
British GP: Latest F1 tech updates, straight from pitlane
Giorgio Piola and Sutton Images bring you the Formula 1 technical updates on show in the Silverstone pitlane at the British Grand Prix, giving insight into the relentless development undertaken by the teams in pursuit of more performance.
Tech insight: Williams introduces new bargeboard package
Williams has emerged in Silverstone with a new bargeboard package, as it seeks to reinvigorate a difficult Formula 1 season at its home grand prix.
Tech insight: British GP updates break cover at Silverstone
As the journey to Silverstone is short for majority of the Formula 1 grid, bringing new parts isn’t nearly as complex as shipping them at short notice to the further-flung corners of the calendar.
Giorgio Piola’s F1 tech decades: The wildly diverse 1990s
Grand Prix illustrator Giorgio Piola has been at the forefront of F1’s technical coverage throughout his career, helping to make the often complex sport we love a little easier to understand. In this series of articles dedicated to his illustrative genius, we’ll uncover the cars and components that have captured his and our imagination.
Tech insight: How Ferrari is targeting gains to close the F1 gap
Although the Red Bull Ring flattered its shortcomings, Ferrari’s SF90 has clearly not delivered on its early pre-season promises, as the Scuderia’s approach to the new regulations has resulted in a car that has an array of weaknesses, all of which are difficult to overcome during the course of a campaign.