Ocon says Hamilton's success "no coincidence at all"
Mercedes reserve driver Esteban Ocon had "a different picture" of Lewis Hamilton before being able to see how the five-time Formula 1 world champion operates up close this season.
Ferrari summoned to hearing over Vettel penalty review
Ferrari has been summoned to a hearing at Paul Ricard on Friday, for an inquiry into the Formula 1 team’s request to review Sebastian Vettel’s controversial Canadian Grand Prix penalty.
Prime How close Porsche really came to F1 move
For now, Formula 1's quest for a new manufacturer continues but it did come close to being over with the potential entry of Porsche. This is the inside story of the mega works team that could have been
Prime How Boullier 'jumped the fence' from team boss to GP chief
Eric Boullier had a miserable French Grand Prix with McLaren this time last year, but now he's back in the Formula 1 fold and heading up the second event at Paul Ricard. First on the agenda? A certain traffic nightmare...
Promoted: French Grand Prix Preview with Esso Synergy Fuel
Formula 1 will descend on the French Riviera on the 21-23 June for the eighth round of the world championship. After a break of ten years, the French Grand Prix returned to the calendar in 2018 with the action taking place at the famous Circuit Paul Ricard.
Smith: Lorenzo got away lightly for "very similar" offence
Aprilia wildcard Bradley Smith says Honda rider Jorge Lorenzo "got away very leanly" for a Catalan Grand Prix crash that was similar to the one that earned Smith a grid penalty.
Renault: "Communication crisis" has been hard to manage
Renault F1 boss Cyril Abiteboul says one of the biggest difficulties he has faced this year is managing a "communication crisis" caused by his optimism at team progress not being matched by early-season results.
Fenestraz targeting Super Formula, GT500 drives in 2020
Sacha Fenestraz is targeting a dual campaign in Super Formula and SUPER GT's top GT500 division next year after enjoying early success in All-Japan F3.
"Fool" Lorenzo "out of control" on warm-up laps - Miller
Jack Miller says Jorge Lorenzo has been “out of control” on warm-up laps this season, as several MotoGP riders raised concerns over the Spaniard's antics before race starts.
Ferrari, Ducati may drop Mission Winnow logos for rest of 2019
The Ferrari Formula 1 and Ducati MotoGP teams could run without their Mission Winnow branding for the remainder of the season, Motorsport.com has learned.
TCR Asia Pacific series could launch in 2020
There could be a TCR Asia Pacific series up and running as soon as 2020, which would include events in Australia and New Zealand.
Prime What Vettel must do to rediscover his former greatness
Sebastian Vettel remains one of Formula 1's best drivers, but he has looked increasingly streaky since Red Bull fell from power in 2014. Yet the Ferrari driver has all the ability, which he must rediscover if he is to ever win another world title
Prime How Esports drivers overcame 'mental torture' at Le Mans
It might have taken place virtually, but the Le Mans Esports Super Final was still just as thrilling - and just as much a test of mental strength and endurance - as the real-life race
Prime Absolute racing rules force drivers into bad choices
Track limits has become a regular rule to debate in recent years, from Formula 1 and the pinnacle of motorsport, down to National level racing. But does a strict approach actually make things less safe for some drivers?
Prime Honda never saw Lorenzo-Marquez as a 'dream team'
While on paper Honda secured a 'dream team' line-up of champions by signing Jorge Lorenzo alongside Marc Marquez, the reality was it only went for Lorenzo as a last resort - in a far cry from Ducati's determined pursuit of him in 2016. In those circumstances, what chance of Lorenzo's awful current Honda form improving?
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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2020 Mustang Shelby GT500 confirmed with 760 horsepower
Ford claims it's the world's most power-dense supercharged production V8.
TCR Asia Pacific series could launch in 2020
There could be a TCR Asia Pacific series up and running as soon as 2020, which would include events in Australia and New Zealand.
Bathurst winner Percat to judge new talent search programme
Bathurst 1000 winner and Supercars regular Nick Percat will help judge a new talent search programme based in Western Australia.
Dale Jr. on Regan Smith: “I’m thrilled to have him back”
Regan Smith reunites with JR Motorsports to compete in a pair of road course events later this summer.
2019 IndyCar REV Group Grand Prix schedule at Road America
This weekend’s IndyCar race, the REV Group Grand Prix presented by AMR, is supported by double-headers for all three series on the Road To Indy – Indy Lights, Indy Pro 2000 and USF2000 – as well as two rounds of the Global MX-5 Cup and three rounds of the Radical Cup.
NASCAR Cup teams honoring Darrell Waltrip's 'Last Call'
Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series teams have found a unique way to pay homage to retiring broadcaster Darrell Waltrip.
French GP: All the winners since 1950
The French Grand Prix was first run as a round of the Formula 1 World Championship in 1950. Held at a variety of venues across the country, Michael Schumacher leads the all-time winners list with eight victories to Alain Prost’s six. Here are all the winners from across the years…
Ross Chastain's Iowa disqualification upheld after appeal
The National Motorsports Appeals Panel upheld penalties levied against Ross Chastain and the No. 44 Niece Motorsports team after his disqualification at Iowa Speedway.
F1 should have experimental tyres like MotoGP - Grosjean
Formula 1 should take inspiration from MotoGP and have an experimental tyre compound that changes throughout the season, reckons Romain Grosjean.
Will Rodgers ready to defend Sonoma K&N win in stout field
There will be no shortage of star power when the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West makes its annual stop this weekend at Sonoma (Calif.) Raceway.
Berger keen on arranging Alonso DTM guest drive
DTM boss Gerhard Berger says he would "love" to have Fernando Alonso as a guest driver, after admitting to early talks in the past with the double Formula 1 champion.
Ferrari, Ducati may drop Mission Winnow logos for rest of 2019
The Ferrari Formula 1 and Ducati MotoGP teams could run without their Mission Winnow branding for the remainder of the season, Motorsport.com has learned.
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!