Gasly won't be "second driver" at Red Bull
Incoming Red Bull Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly says he is not going to the team in 2019 to be "second driver" to Max Verstappen.
Ducati unveils new livery for 2019 MotoGP season
Ducati has unveiled the livery it will use for the 2019 MotoGP season, featuring prominent 'Mission Winnow' branding.
Gallery: Ducati's 2019 MotoGP livery from all angles
Check out Ducati's striking new MotoGP livery for the 2019 season from every angle.
Schmidt: Arrow deal allows SPM to create IndyCar ‘Big Four’
Sam Schmidt says that Arrow expanding its involvement in Schmidt Peterson Motorsports to become a full partner will help it get on terms with elite IndyCar squads Team Penske, Chip Ganassi Racing and Andretti Autosport.
Lowe "fell into trap" of wrong mentality at Williams
Williams chief technical officer Paddy Lowe has admitted he "fell into the trap" of not accepting the extent of the Formula 1 team's problems and how much change it needed.
Honda wants to start 2019 with third-best engine
Honda's target for the start of the 2019 Formula 1 season is to establish itself ahead of Renault and then try to catch Mercedes and Ferrari during the year.
Red Bull has no interest in Formula E as "racing purists"
The Red Bull Formula 1 squad is not interested in entering ABB FIA Formula E "because we're racing purists", according to Helmut Marko.
Jamie McMurray secures ride for 2019 Daytona 500
The newly formed Spire Motorsports team in partnership with Chip Ganassi Racing have revealed Jamie McMurray as their driver for the 61st running of the Daytona 500.
Arrow backs Hinchcliffe and Ericsson, extends SPM deal
Arrow Electronics has extended and expanded its investment in the Schmidt Peterson Motorsports IndyCar team to provide principal sponsorship for both James Hinchcliffe and ex-F1 driver Marcus Ericsson.
Stoll to continue as Renault president after all
Jerome Stoll will continue as president of Renault's sporting division despite a replacement being announced by the French company last year.
Time is running out! Join Giorgio Piola’s Kickstarter movement today
Promoted: Only a few days left to secure a Formula 1-inspired timepiece – designed by tech-drawing legend Giorgio Piola – and to become a part of his SHIFT movement. The project closes on Saturday, January 26.
04:58 Race of Champions preview
Motorsport Network’s Julia Piquet previews this weekend’s Race Of Champions in Mexico City, along with Motorsport.com’s Editor-in-Chief Charles Bradley.
01:09 Max Verstappen Charlotte Roval F3 World Record
Watch as Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen breaks the iRacing F3 lap world record at the Charlotte Roval.
02:28 Dakar Rally: Day 10 highlights - Trucks
Highlights from the final Stage of the 2019 Dakar Rally, Pisco to Lima in the trucks category.
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K&N Pro Series East runner-up Tyler Dippel moving up to Trucks
Tyler Dippel is the latest young driver moving up to a fulltime ride in the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series.
Stoll to continue as Renault president after all
Jerome Stoll will continue as president of Renault's sporting division despite a replacement being announced by the French company last year.
NASCAR Hall of Famer Glen Wood dies at 93
Glen Wood, the patriarch of one of NASCAR’s most famous families and co-founder of the sport’s longest-running team, died Friday.
Al-Attiyah: Dakar win will boost Toyota involvement
Nasser Al-Attiyah believes his Dakar Rally success this year will prompt Toyota to increase its backing of the Gazoo Racing South Africa team in future editions of the race.
Prime How F1 tech reaches supermarkets, soldiers and saves babies
From grand prix racing roots, Williams Advanced Engineering has quietly built a business credited with saving Formula E and advancing technology in various projects, but why does it prefer a low profile?
F4 driver Fraga wins McLaren's Shadow Project
A Brazilian Formula 4 driver has won McLaren's latest Esports competition after one-off shootout race held at the team's Formula 1 base.
Makowiecki closing in on Nissan Super GT drive
Factory Porsche driver Frederic Makowiecki is poised to sign a deal with Nissan to race in the 2019 Super GT season, Motorsport.com can reveal.
Sunderland gets Dakar podium after penalty withdrawal
KTM rider Sam Sunderland inherited third place in the 2019 Dakar Rally's bikes classification after his one-hour penalty he received earlier in the event got revoked.
Ducati set to kick off 2019 MotoGP launch season
Ducati is poised to become the first MotoGP team to formally launch its 2019 campaign later on Friday.
Prime Why F1 can't expect 2010-spec Kubica this year
Robert Kubica was considered a Formula 1 world champion in waiting before his devastating rally accident it early 2011. He's back with Williams in '19 and one of the stories of the season is likely to be how close he can get to his previous level
Wehrlein in line for Le Mans, IndyCar outings in 2019
Motorsport.com understands new Ferrari simulator driver Pascal Wehrlein could contest IndyCar races as well as the Le Mans 24 Hours this year.
Paffett joins Mercedes' 2019 IGTC line-up
Reigning DTM champion and HWA Formula E driver Gary Paffett will be part of the Mercedes assault on this year's Intercontinental GT Challenge.
F1’s iconic cars: The Ferrari 312 by Giorgio Piola
In this new series of articles we are going to uncover the incredible detail of Formula 1’s most iconic cars, drawing from the huge collection of illustrations painstakingly crafted by Motorsport.com’s legendary illustrator and technical analyst Giorgio Piola.
F1 tech review: The updates that put Mercedes on top – again
Mercedes' season got off to a slow start, as the team grappled with another, at times, temperamental machine. Forced on to the backfoot by a fast-starting Ferrari, and unable to get the best from the tyres, the team took its time and set about rectifying deficiencies without panic.
F1 tech review: How Ferrari fell short after getting on top
Ferrari mounted another assault on the Formula 1 World Championship in 2018, and while it looked to have got the better of Mercedes in the opening phases, its title aspirations fell agonisingly short of the target once again.
F1 tech review: Did Red Bull really have the best chassis?
The RB14 continued to carry the DNA of Red Bull’s previously successful cars, as it pressed on with the same title-winning chassis philosophy, only making alterations in order to comply with the prevailing regulations.
F1 tech review: How Renault battled through rebuilding pain
Renault, a fully manufacturer-funded team, may have come across as underachievers in the last few seasons, but having retaken control of the ailing Lotus entity at the backend of 2015 it has had to go through a few growing pains.