Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes has "no hope" of challenging Ferrari on Mexico's straights this weekend, as he has his first opportunity to wrap up his sixth Formula 1 world championship.
Antonio Giovinazzi says fighting for his Formula 1 future is the same experience as his entire career, as is being considered "shit" one race and a "hero" the next.
How did the word 'debris' spark such a fierce furore at Mount Panorama? We attempt to answer that and other burning questions about the 2019 Great Race scandal.
More than 25 years after his death, interest in three-time world champion Ayrton Senna remains undimmed as his legend lives on.
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Prime What Ferrari has to do to match Mercedes' dominance
Mercedes' era of dominance is casting a shadow on the success Ferrari enjoyed during its Michael Schumacher days, but the Silver Arrows squad has one key skill that its Formula 1 rival must learn to dethrone it.
Honda extends Nakagami deal, confirms early end to campaign
Takaaki Nakagami will remain an LCR MotoGP rider in 2020 but will skip the final three races of 2019 due to a planned shoulder surgery, Honda has announced.
Prime What really happened in pre-season Formula E testing
Formula E testing is now complete and examining the short and long-run data as well as 'simulated' races suggests one manufacturer has gone from being on the backfoot to an early advantage for 2019/20
Promoted: How Arrow McLaren SP is facing IndyCar’s 2020 demands
IndyCar’s new-for-2020 aeroscreen is a welcome step forward in terms of cockpit protection – but it brings with it some technical challenges, as James Hinchcliffe’s race engineer at Arrow McLaren SP, Will Anderson, explains to David Malsher.
British F3 to adopt IndyCar-style 'shark fin'
The BRDC British F3 car will run an IndyCar-style ‘shark fin’ device positioned in front of the driver in 2020, but won’t switch to a halo next season.
Rossi has 'perhaps hung around too long' - Burgess
Valentino Rossi "has perhaps hung around a little bit too long" in MotoGP according to his former crew chief Jeremy Burgess.
Giovinazzi says fighting for F1 seat like surviving junior career
Antonio Giovinazzi says fighting for his Formula 1 future is the same experience as his entire career, as is being considered "shit" one race and a "hero" the next.
Citroen won't run overhauled aero in Rally Catalunya
Citroen will not use the radical World Rally Championship aero upgrades it recently tested on this week's Rally of Spain.
Flashback: The Prost/Senna collision that shook the world
Thirty years ago today, it happened: Lap 47 of the 1989 Japanese Grand Prix and Ayrton Senna lunges to the inside of McLaren teammate – and Formula 1 World Championship rival – Alain Prost. What happened next would not only cause huge controversy at the time, and define that year’s title, but spark a fire that would rage for years.
Camier secures World Superbike stay with Barni Ducati
Leon Camier has secured a deal to remain on the World Superbike grid in 2020, teaming up with Ducati privateer outfit Barni.
Nissan unveils kimono-inspired Formula E livery
The Nissan e.dams team has revealed a new livery for its Formula E cars that is inspired by the Japanese kimono garment.
Hamilton: No hope of beating Ferrari on Mexico straights
Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes has "no hope" of challenging Ferrari on Mexico's straights this weekend, as he has his first opportunity to wrap up his sixth Formula 1 world championship.
The burning questions from the Bathurst 1000 scandal
How did the word 'debris' spark such a fierce furore at Mount Panorama? We attempt to answer that and other burning questions about the 2019 Great Race scandal.
Famous Aussie speedway facing demolition
Valvoline Speedway has been rocked by news that the land it occupies will be compulsorily acquired as part of Sydney's Metro West rail project.
William Byron to 'keep fighting' following end of playoff run
William Byron’s NASCAR playoff run is over but there’s still time to build on his career-best season.
Harvick: "We still have to beat the Gibbs cars" for title shot
To say Kevin Harvick was disappointed with how his weekend at Kansas Speedway turned out is clearly an understatement.
The mystery of Senna's #11 photo solved
More than 25 years after his death, interest in three-time world champion Ayrton Senna remains undimmed as his legend lives on.
Calderon to make Mexico Porsche Supercup cameo
Formula 2 racer Tatiana Calderon will make her first foray into sportscar racing with an appearance in this weekend's Porsche Supercup season finale in Mexico.
Lundgaard stays on top in Valencia F3 test
ART Grand Prix's Christian Lundgaard set the fastest time for the second day in a row in the FIA Formula 3 Championship's post-season test at Valencia.
Rins: Qualifying woes masking Suzuki potential
Suzuki's true potential is being masked by its qualifying struggles in recent MotoGP races, admits Alex Rins.
McLaren: 2020 car concept change not a gamble
McLaren insists that its decision to make concept changes to its 2020 car does not pose a risk of it throwing away the progress it has made in Formula 1 this season.
Wolff explains Mercedes/Venturi supply deal
Susie Wolff has refuted any suggestion it is "odd" that Venturi has become a Mercedes Formula E customer, insisting the team had to do so in order to remain competitive.
Magnussen: Current generation of cars hard to troubleshoot
Kevin Magnussen says pinpointing problems is harder to do with the current generation of grand prix cars, because they handle so well.
BMW shrugs off concerns over Fuji joint race line-up
BMW says it has no concerns over its driver line-up for the first pair of joint races between SUPER GT and DTM at Fuji Speedway in November.
Back-to-back test: Compare new F1 aero parts used in Japan
Besides Mercedes’ highly successful aero update for the Japanese Grand Prix, three other Formula 1 teams brought significant new pieces to Suzuka as each searched for an upturn in form. Take a look at what changed, and what the pieces looked like before the revisions.
Tech verdict: How Mercedes struck back at Suzuka
Mercedes achieved a monumental feat in Japan, becoming the first team in the sport’s history to capture six back-to-back drivers’ and constructors’ F1 World Championships. What makes this particularly impressive is that it has been able to achieve this through a sequence of regulation changes, which shows it could adapt and develop to a range of circumstances.
Japanese GP: Latest F1 tech updates, straight from pitlane
Giorgio Piola and Sutton Images bring you the Formula 1 technical updates on show in the Suzuka pitlane at the Japanese Grand Prix, giving insight into the relentless development undertaken by the teams in pursuit of more performance.
Tech verdict: How Ferrari really turned the tables on rivals
Ferrari turned the tables on its Formula 1 rivals since the summer break, not only taking victories at low-downforce tracks where expectations were high, but also at races where they were expected to be on the backfoot. The result in Russia may not have swung in its direction, but the signs are there that it will be able to fight Mercedes more often at the remaining races this season.
Chad Green's big NHRA backflip crash looks scary
He suffered a back injury but it could've been so much worse.
Bugatti says extreme Chiron able to hit 310 mph is a possibility
Company boss says the design of a three-door SUV is done and some people have seen it, but there's no budget at the moment to build it.
Time Capsule: Watch Suzuki's First-Ever Championship-Winning MX Season
Mud, mayhem, and superb talent.
Nico Rosberg races Porsche GT2 RS against Tesla Model 3
See Rosberg in the Porsche take on the Model 3 on the Monaco pier.
| 1 |  Lewis Hamilton | 338 pts |
| 2 |  Valtteri Bottas | 274 pts |
| 3 |  Charles Leclerc | 221 pts |
| 1 |  | Mercedes | 612 pts |
| 2 | Ferrari | 433 pts | |
| 3 |  | Red Bull Racing | 323 pts |
