Nico Hulkenberg says his Formula 1 future is out of his hands, but the Renault driver insists that he still has "realistic chances" of finding a seat on the grid for 2020.
Giorgio Piola and Sutton Images bring you the Formula 1 technical updates on show in the Marina Bay pitlane at the Singapore Grand Prix, giving insight into the relentless development undertaken by the teams in pursuit of more performance.
Robert Kubica will part ways with the Williams team at the end of the current Formula 1 season, the Polish driver has announced.
MotoGP championship leader Marc Marquez has warned race direction about the precedent set by the decision not to penalise Misano Moto2 race winner Augusto Fernandez.
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Prime From keeping Caterham alive to rehabilitating Renault
For five years Cyril Abiteboul has been in charge of Renault's Formula 1 presence. The hybrid era put Abiteboul at odds with his counterpart at Red Bull, and prompted Renault to return in force to prove itself again as a manufacturer. But as he explains to Stuart Codling, his career has been eventful even before this latest chapter
Prime How F1's best team plans to conquer Formula E
Mercedes had utterly dominated Formula 1 since the start of the turbo hybrid era, but is now entering a championship where total supremacy is hard to achieve. Here’s the full story behind the Silver Arrows arrival in electric single seater racing
Prime The missing answer that reversed grids could bring to F1
Formula 1 has been searching for the answer to its overtaking problem for decades. But its teams can never agree to something that may hurt their chances. Here's why a compromised but radical event format idea could solve that issue.
Prime Hulkenberg: Underachiever or wasted talent?
Dropped by the first manufacturer team to put its faith in him as its leader and with his podium-less record getting ever longer, Nico Hulkenberg is beginning to look like an underachiever. But do the statistics do him an injustice?
How humble Hyundai is gearing up its U.S. motorsports game
There aren’t many automotive giants as new to motorsports as Hyundai. In fact, until quite recently, its involvement was barely a blip on anyone’s radar. But a big-profile, and highly successful (at the second attempt) World Rally Championship campaign has grabbed everyone’s attention, and it has really made a name for itself in the touring car world too.
Singapore GP: Latest F1 tech updates, straight from pitlane
Giorgio Piola and Sutton Images bring you the Formula 1 technical updates on show in the Marina Bay pitlane at the Singapore Grand Prix, giving insight into the relentless development undertaken by the teams in pursuit of more performance.
Dixon leads Herta in IndyCar’s Laguna Seca morning test
Chip Ganassi Racing’s Scott Dixon set the fastest time of the morning session at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, with rookies Colton Herta and Felix Rosenqvist completing the top three.
Promoted: How Arrow SPM benefits from rookie development
The rapid evolution of a rookie can be critical to the forward progress of a team, and Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports’ adaptation of Marcus Ericsson’s talent to IndyCar racing has proven mutually beneficial, as his race engineer explains to David Malsher.
Kevin Harvick's playoff plan: "Hammer away race by race"
Off to a strong start in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs, don’t expect Kevin Harvick to coast to the next round.
IMSA president Atherton to retire at year’s end
The International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) has announced that president Scott Atherton will retire at the end of this year, but will remain on the IMSA board of directors after his retirement.
Bezzecchi joins VR46 Moto2 team for 2020
Valentino Rossi protege Marco Bezzecchi will move across to join his mentor's VR46 team for the 2020 Moto2 season alongside Luca Marini.
Marquez warns Misano Moto2 ruling sets bad precedent
MotoGP championship leader Marc Marquez has warned race direction about the precedent set by the decision not to penalise Misano Moto2 race winner Augusto Fernandez.
Hulkenberg admits F1 future "out of my hands"
Nico Hulkenberg says his Formula 1 future is out of his hands, but the Renault driver insists that he still has "realistic chances" of finding a seat on the grid for 2020.
Nasr's new IMSA deal doesn't close IndyCar door
Felipe Nasr says his deal to remain in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship next season doesn't necessarily preclude him from racing in the NTT IndyCar Series.
Hamilton hails Kubica's "remarkable" F1 comeback
Robert Kubica's short-lived Formula 1 comeback has been hailed as "remarkable" and an "inspiration" by Lewis Hamilton and Romain Grosjean, following the announcement he will leave Williams after 2019.
Ticktum set for first races since Red Bull split
Dan Ticktum is to return to racing this weekend for the first time since he was dropped by the Red Bull junior programme.
F1 trio to star in Hollywood Boulevard festival
Max Verstappen, Daniel Ricciardo and Valtteri Bottas will all drive Formula 1 cars down Los Angeles' famous Hollywood Boulevard as part of a fan festival next month.
Hulkenberg's speed should warrant indefinite F1 stay - Sainz
Carlos Sainz believes Nico Hulkenberg will stay in Formula 1 “if it was about speed and talent”, after Hulkenberg was dropped by Renault and snubbed by Haas for 2020.
Kubica to leave Williams after 2019
Robert Kubica will part ways with the Williams team at the end of the current Formula 1 season, the Polish driver has announced.
Zarco: Early KTM split "ripped my heart out"
Ousted KTM MotoGP rider Johann Zarco says his “heart was ripped out” by the Austrian manufacturer’s decision to drop him with immediate effect this week.
WTCR switches to Suzuka East Course layout
The World Touring Car Cup has announced it will switch from Suzuka's full Formula 1 layout to the shorter East Course for its 2019 round.
Vettel lacking "absolute trust" in Ferrari's car
Sebastian Vettel says he is still lacking "absolute trust" in Ferrari's 2019 Formula 1 car, and that it's "crucial not to over-complicate things" as he bids to improve his form.
Steiner explains why Haas didn't make Hulkenberg offer
Haas Formula 1 team boss Gunther Steiner has explained the "close call" of forgoing an offer to Nico Hulkenberg in favour of retaining Romain Grosjean for 2020.
Leclerc "focussing on the negatives" despite wins
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc says he is trying to "focus on the negatives" from his first two Formula 1 wins in the Belgian and Italian Grands Prix.
| 1 |  Lewis Hamilton | 284 pts |
| 2 |  Valtteri Bottas | 221 pts |
| 3 |  Max Verstappen | 185 pts |
| 1 |  | Mercedes | 505 pts |
| 2 |  | Ferrari | 351 pts |
| 3 |  | Red Bull Racing | 266 pts |
