Graham Keilloh

Sebastien Ogier has edged ahead of Toyota World Rally Championship teammate Elfyn Evans to claim the Monte Carlo Rally lead after a strong Friday afternoon loop.

Toyota debutant Elfyn Evans seized the Monte Carlo Rally lead from Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville after dominating Friday morning’s loop of stages, while reigning World Rally champion Ott Tanak crashed out.

Reigning World Rally champion Ott Tanak has crashed out of the 2020 Monte Carlo Rally on his Hyundai debut, after a spectacular high-speed off on Friday morning.

Toyota’s Ott Tanak has taken command of the WRC’s inaugural Rally Chile, extending his lead over Citroen’s Sebastien Ogier after dominating Friday afternoon’s two long stages.

Toyota’s Ott Tanak leads the way after the opening three stages of the WRC’s inaugural Rally Chile, heading Sebastien Ogier and Thierry Neuville after a challenging first morning.

Black Falcon Mercedes pair Maro Engel and Luca Stolz took a dominant race two win in the Brands Hatch Blancpain sprint season-opener, after surprise poleman Fabian Schiller dropped back.

Silver Cup competitors Nico Bastian and Thomas Neubauer took a sensational Blancpain World Challenge Europe win in the Brands Hatch season-opener in their Akka ASP Mercedes, having seized the lead during the pitstops.

Six-time Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy will drive an ABB FIA Formula E Gen2 demonstration car at this weekend's race in Rome.

Reigning ABB FIA Formula E champion Jean-Eric Vergne says he has changed his approach to races from his title-winning campaign for the 2018/19 season.

ABB FIA Formula E champion Lucas di Grassi believes that flat-out races with the series' new Gen2 cars will result in lower in-race variation and unpredictability.

Audi ABB FIA Formula E team boss Allan McNish reckons BMW Andretti is the team to beat heading into the upcoming 2018/19 season.

McLaren Formula 1 driver Stoffel Vandoorne admits he would've liked "a bit more preparation" ahead of his Formula E debut with series newcomer HWA.

Nissan e.dams Formula E team boss Jean-Paul Driot says his “disappointment” at the lack of progression opportunities for young drivers motivated him to sign Alexander Albon for season five.