Lewis Hamilton reckons Honda's progress sets up a potentially "serious" battle between three manufacturers for the 2020 Formula 1 title.
Red Bull may be setting records in Formula 1 with its quick tyre changes, but it's now also become the first team to complete a pitstop in zero gravity.
Sebastien Ogier has opened up on his decision to leave Citroen's WRC team with a year to run on his contract.
Pol Espargaro was 'shocked' when he was able to match Marc Marquez's top time after just three laps with KTM's new chassis in MotoGP's post-season test in Valencia.
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Prime How Ogier's Citroen dream died
Sebastien Ogier's return to Citroen offered him the chance to end his WRC story where it started, yet halfway through a two-year deal he's off. That Ogier lost patience with a team living within its means shows how motivated he is to win
Prime Why Vettel's emotion is now undermining Ferrari
Forget the stewards' verdict that blame was equal in the Ferrari drivers' Interlagos clash - this was clearly another example of one of Sebastian Vettel's flaws. What Ferrari does - or doesn't do - next will have long-running repercussions
Prime What Gasly can learn from his superb response to demotion
Pierre Gasly is almost unrecognisable from the driver who left Red Bull no choice but to demote him. While his response to that has been outstanding, he must do more if he is to fulfil the promise his talent offers
Promoted: Hamilton pranks fans at Mercedes-Benz World
Have you ever been tapped on the shoulder by a six-time Formula 1 world champion? Despite the regularity of his podium finishes, Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport's' Lewis Hamilton still knows how to spring a shock
Albon can 'hold head high' after Brazil - Red Bull
Red Bull says that Alex Albon was still able to leave the Brazilian Grand Prix with his "head held high", despite missing out on the chance of a maiden Formula 1 podium.
Aprilia's "extreme" gearbox solution to blame for fire
Andrea Iannone says his Aprilia MotoGP bike caught fire during the post-Valencia test because the Italian manufacturer was trying an “extreme” gearbox solution.
Prime How Ogier's Citroen dream died
Sebastien Ogier's return to Citroen offered him the chance to end his WRC story where it started, yet halfway through a two-year deal he's off. That Ogier lost patience with a team living within its means shows how motivated he is to win
Smaller teams can still beat giants in Formula E - d'Ambrosio
Ex-Formula 1 driver Jerome d’Ambrosio believes smaller squads like Mahindra Racing can still outperform their bigger-budget counterparts in Formula E.
Ginetta can target "big result" in Bahrain
Charlie Robertson believes Ginetta can target a "big result" in the next round of the FIA World Endurance Championship in Bahrain after leading the early stages in Shanghai.
Espargaro 'shocked' to match Marquez with new KTM
Pol Espargaro was 'shocked' when he was able to match Marc Marquez's top time after just three laps with KTM's new chassis in MotoGP's post-season test in Valencia.
Latvia to remain on World RX calendar after all
The Latvian round of the World Rallycross Championship will remain on the series’ schedule for 2020, filling one of two TBC’s in the originally announced calendar.
Hamilton tips Honda to set up three-way title fight in 2020
Lewis Hamilton reckons Honda's progress sets up a potentially "serious" battle between three manufacturers for the 2020 Formula 1 title.
Ogier opens up on why he decided to quit Citroen
Sebastien Ogier has opened up on his decision to leave Citroen's WRC team with a year to run on his contract.
Prime What Gasly can learn from his superb response to demotion
Pierre Gasly is almost unrecognisable from the driver who left Red Bull no choice but to demote him. While his response to that has been outstanding, he must do more if he is to fulfil the promise his talent offers
Porsche expecting "tough" Formula E debut in Riyadh
Neel Jani thinks the season-opening Formula E round in Riyadh could be a “tough one” for Porsche as it makes its category debut at a track familiar to its rivals.
Red Bull completes first F1 pitstop in zero gravity
Red Bull may be setting records in Formula 1 with its quick tyre changes, but it's now also become the first team to complete a pitstop in zero gravity.
Ferrari needs to clarify what's "silly" in Vettel/Leclerc rivalry
Ferrari needs to clarify what is "silly" with Formula 1 drivers Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel following their crash last weekend, but is not interested in repeating Mercedes' past tactics.
Extreme E car to make Dakar 2020 appearance
The Extreme E ODYSSEY 21 car will make its first full appearance as part of a motorsport event, joining the final stage of the 2020 Dakar Rally.
Fenestraz set to replace Nakajima at TOM'S
Sacha Fenestraz is set to drive for the TOM’S squad in SUPER GT next season as part of a major reshuffle of Toyota drivers.
Makino tops joint Super GT/DTM test at Fuji
Ex-Formula 2 driver Tadasuke Makino set the pace in testing ahead of Super GT and DTM's joint racing at Fuji, as Audi's Loic Duval ran the Super GT field close.
Holdsworth's new Tickford Supercars deal confirmed
Tickford Racing has confirmed that it's re-signed Lee Holdsworth on a multi-year deal.
Kelly braced for emotional Nissan farewell
Todd Kelly says this weekend's Newcastle Supercars round will be an emotional affair for the Kelly Racing squad, as it farewells the Nissan Altima package after seven years.
Carrera Cup Australia to raffle off Le Mans entry
Porsche Cars Australia will raffle off its single entry into the Carrera Cup support race at Le Mans next year.
NASCAR industry reacts to Jimmie Johnson's retirement
Jimmie Johnson said Wednesday he would retire from fulltime NASCAR competition following the 2020 season and the impact was felt almost immediately.
| 1 |  Lewis Hamilton | 387 pts |
| 2 |  Valtteri Bottas | 314 pts |
| 3 |  Max Verstappen | 260 pts |
| 1 |  | Mercedes | 701 pts |
| 2 |  | Ferrari | 479 pts |
| 3 |  | Red Bull Racing | 391 pts |
