Keating Ford loses Le Mans GTE Am class win
The Keating Motorsports squad that took GTE Am victory with a privateer Ford GT in the Le Mans 24 Hours has been disqualified.
Ferrari requests review of Vettel's Canadian GP penalty
Ferrari has lodged a request for the FIA to review the decision to punish Sebastian Vettel for his actions at the Canadian Grand Prix, as predicted by Motorsport.com.
Top Ford GT disqualified from Le Mans results
The #68 Ford GT has been deleted from the results in the American marque’s fourth and final Le Mans 24 Hours due to an apparent breach of fuel tank capacity regulations.
Dane expecting 2020 fix to Supercars parity "slip-up"
Triple Eight boss Roland Dane says he expects the parity "slip-up" with Ford's new Mustang to be corrected before the 2020 season, without Supercars resorting to costly wind tunnel testing.
Promoted: How the French GP works an F1 car
Paul Ricard offers a unique set of challenges to a Formula 1 car, allowing fans to witness both man and machine stressed to their limits. Motorsport Live looks at the demands of this very special track and the characteristics that make it a great showcase for the modern grand prix car.
Retro Rahal livery at Road America to celebrate Honda in IndyCar
Graham Rahal is to run a throwback livery at this weekend’s race at Road America to celebrate his team owner and father Bobby Rahal’s role in Honda’s participation in top-rank U.S. open-wheel racing.
McLaren: 2020 F1 car will be first to prove new structure
McLaren believes that the true benefit of the team changes it made last year will only be shown with its 2020 car, even though it has made good progress this season.
Rossi wants Barcelona's "supermarket parking" Turn 10 gone
Valentino Rossi has spoken out against the tight Turn 10 left-hander of the Barcelona circuit where he was taken out in the Catalan Grand Prix, the Italian dubbing it "supermarket parking".
Gavin "battling to understand" how Fassler to blame for crash
Oliver Gavin says he finds it baffling that Corvette stablemate Marcel Fassler was judged to blame for the crash that eliminated the #64 car from the Le Mans 24 Hours.
S5000 cars officially hit the market
The 560-horsepower S5000 open-wheelers are officially on the market, with organisers now taking orders and lease inquiries ahead of this September's opening round.
Vinales leads Yamaha 1-2 in Barcelona MotoGP test
Maverick Vinales beat Yamaha stablemate Franco Morbidelli by 0.047 seconds to top the post-Catalan Grand Prix MotoGP test, while both Honda riders crashed.
Prime Should Ferrari give up on error-prone Vettel?
After Sebastian Vettel made another mistake that led to his penalty in Canada, should Ferrari replace him? Should bargeboards be banned? What should be Formula 1's future engine technology? Our technical expert answers your questions
Veloce crowned inaugural winners of Le Mans Esports Series
Veloce Esports has won the first-ever Le Mans Esports Series, overturning a pre-race 15-second deficit to win the final race of the 24-hour Super Final.
Corvette’s 20th Le Mans highlights an unprecedented legacy
This weekend, Corvette celebrates its 20th consecutive start at the Le Mans 24 Hours. There would be no greater birthday present for the American manufacturer than a ninth class win at La Sarthe, but the team is just as proud of its enduring legacy as it is of its past success.
Promoted: Barrichello watch by Artisans de Geneve launched
Former Ferrari Formula 1 driver and 11-time grand prix winner Rubens Barrichello has, in conjunction with bespoke watchmaker Artisans de Geneve, launched his own reimagined version of the Rolex Daytona.
Texas done, Arrow SPM sets targets for second half of season
With the Texas Motor Speedway race in the books and the Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports team having received another couple of adrenaline shots from its performance there, team technical director Todd Malloy assesses the race in the Lone Star state and the season so far, and sets near-term targets. By David Malsher.
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S5000 cars officially hit the market
The 560-horsepower S5000 open-wheelers are officially on the market, with organisers now taking orders and lease inquiries ahead of this September's opening round.
Vinales leads Yamaha 1-2 in Barcelona MotoGP test
Maverick Vinales beat Yamaha stablemate Franco Morbidelli by 0.047 seconds to top the post-Catalan Grand Prix MotoGP test, while both Honda riders crashed.
Raphael Lessard scores first top-10 finish in NASCAR trucks
Young Canadian driver Raphael Lessard finished ninth at Iowa Speedway in first race driving for DGR-Crosley in the Gander Outdoors NASCAR Truck Series.
Where McLaren stands on WEC's hypercar revolution
he World Endurance Championship firmed up its plans for a new top class of sportscar racing over the 2019 Le Mans weekend, with Aston Martin and Toyota immediately announcing they had signed up.
Modern F1 drivers too fit for mistakes - Tost
Making Formula 1 cars more physical would not guarantee modern drivers end races exhausted because they are so much fitter than those in previous decades, reckons Franz Tost.
Vandoorne: Le Mans podium "shows what I can do"
SMP Racing LMP1 driver Stoffel Vandoorne believes he was able to showcase his ability again in last weekend's Le Mans 24 Hours after two frustrating years in Formula 1 with McLaren.
Iannone disappointed in Smith's "really dangerous" riding
Andrea Iannone says Aprilia test rider Bradley Smith, who collided with teammate Aleix Espargaro on lap one, was acting “really dangerous” in the MotoGP Catalan Grand Prix.
Pirelli: 2018-spec tyres wouldn't help F1 teams
Pirelli Formula 1 boss Mario Isola says it is wrong to assume that switching to last year's tyres would help teams struggling with the 2019 specification.
Dominant #7 Toyota reverted to 2018 Le Mans set-up
The crew of the #7 Toyota TS050 Hybrid that dominated last weekend's Le Mans 24 Hours before losing victory with an hour to go reverted to its 2018 set-up before the race.
Toyota: Tanak issue not something we've seen before
Toyota Gazoo Racing chief engineer Tom Fowler has confirmed a steering problem ruled Ott Tanak out of Rally Italy victory on Sunday.
Steiner can't get more "annoyed" about Haas misfortunes
Haas team principal Gunther Steiner says he cannot get more "annoyed" about his team's misfortunes in the 2019 Formula 1 season.
How late heartbreak decided Le Mans
The World Endurance Championship superseason concluded with the 2019 Le Mans 24 Hours, where late puncture-induced drama for the #7 Toyota handed the win to the sister car.
Tech verdict: Analysing the 2019 F1 design trends so far
The teams continue to wage a technical war on one another, as a slew of new parts arrived in Canada that they hoped would boost their respective performances. Here, we delve into those changes and see how more often than not they’re mimicking one another’s design direction.
Mercedes F1 rear suspension secret revealed
Mercedes has made no secret of the fact that one of the biggest gains it has made with its car this year has been in its low-speed corner performance.
Canadian GP: Latest F1 tech updates, straight from pitlane
Giorgio Piola and Sutton Images bring you the Formula 1 technical updates on show in the Montreal pitlane at the Canadian Grand Prix, giving insight into the relentless development undertaken by the teams in pursuit of more performance.
Giorgio Piola’s F1 tech decades: The big bang 1980s, part two
Giorgio Piola has been at the forefront of F1’s technical coverage throughout his career, helping to make the complex sport we love a little easier to understand. In this series of articles dedicated to his illustrative genius, we’ll uncover the cars that have captured his imagination.
Giorgio Piola’s F1 tech decades: The big bang 1980s, part one
The Monaco Grand Prix marked a significant milestone for Formula 1’s pre-eminent technical journalist, as Giorgio Piola covered his 814th Grand Prix – making it his 50th year covering the sport!