F1 2019 changes produced "worst possible outcome"
Formula 1's 2019 rules changes cost "a few seconds of laptime" and produced "the worst possible outcome" when the Racing Point team completed its first simulations.
Magnussen's "wild" reputation is wrong – Haas
Haas boss Gunther Steiner does not understand why Kevin Magnussen has been tagged with a 'wild' reputation - or people think his form fades away over a season.
Indy 500 winners Power, Penske receive their “Baby Borgs”
Will Power and Roger Penske today were awarded miniature replicas of the Borg-Warner Trophy in honor of their conquering the 102nd running of the Indianapolis 500 last Memorial Day Weekend.
Nielsen, Buurman added to Black Falcon Bathurst bid
European aces Christina Nielsen and Yelmer Buurman will team up with Australian driver Mark Griffith in a Black Falcon-run Mercedes at the Bathurst 12 Hour.
Ferrari president rejects talk of management "rupture"
Ferrari president John Elkann has strongly refuted reports that the team faces further management upheaval and could even turn to former boss Stefano Domenicali for help.
Peterhansel co-driver cleared of spinal fracture
Stephane Peterhansel's co-driver David Castera has been cleared of fractures to his spine after the pair's rally-ending crash on the 2019 Dakar today.
IndyCar finale to feature Firestone as title sponsor
The final round of the 2019 NTT IndyCar Series, to be held at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, will be sponsored by Firestone.
NASCAR names new managing director for Cup Series
The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series has a new managing director.
Hinchcliffe: Wickens’ feedback from 2018 still valuable in ’19
James Hinchcliffe says that Robert Wickens’ input into the Schmidt Peterson Motorsports team in his rookie IndyCar season will remain relevant this year, despite his injured friend’s absence from the cockpit.
Lauda released from hospital
Niki Lauda has been released from hospital in Vienna, after being admitted earlier this year following a flu-like infection.
Prime Why Raikkonen is more likeable at Sauber
Kimi Raikkonen was the wrong man for a seat at title-chasing Ferrari, but that doesn't mean he's wrong for Sauber - in fact his contribution to Formula 1 is about to get a lot more positive
02:16 Sights & Sounds: 1998 Peugeot 306 Maxi
Be sure not to miss the impressive performance of Gilles Panizzi and Adruzilo Lopes in their mighty Peugeot 306 Maxi during the 4th round of 1998 World Rally Championship in Portugal!
01:08 ROC Mexico - Draw
Today’s draw at Mexico City’s Foro Sol – the iconic stadium section forming part of the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez Formula 1 circuit – saw ROC Mexico Project Manager Juan Pablo Sanchez and Mexican TV presenter Giselle Zarur pick the group line-ups for t
02:30 Gasly’s Red Bull pledge, plus F1 2019 rules criticism
Motorsport Network’s Julia Piquet reports as Pierre Gasly sets out his stall ahead of pairing up with Max Verstappen at Red Bull, while Racing Point’s Andy Green has his say on F1 2019's new aero rules.
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Race of Champions: NASCAR ace Suarez to face F1 superstar Vettel
This weekend’s Race Of Champions in Mexico City will feature home heroes Daniel Suarez and Esteban Gutierrez racing against Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull’s Pierre Gasly respectively in Sunday’s main event.
Asian Le Mans Series to race in Australia
The Asian Le Mans Series will include a race in Australia for the first time during the 2019/20 season.
Joey Gase joins MBM Motorsports for Xfinity season, Daytona 500
MBM Motorsports, headed by Carl Long, has revealed Joey Gase as the full-time driver of their No. 35 NASCAR Xfinity Series Toyota Supra.
Lauda released from hospital
Niki Lauda has been released from hospital in Vienna, after being admitted earlier this year following a flu-like infection.
Ryan Truex to attempt 2019 Daytona 500 with TBR
Ryan Truex, younger brother of 2017 NASCAR Cup Series champion Martin Truex Jr., will attempt the 61st running of the Daytona 500 with Tommy Baldwin Racing.
Sainz: Evolution at Renault will help at McLaren
Carlos Sainz reckons the evolution he underwent as a Formula 1 driver at Renault will help him at McLaren this season.
Dakar 2019, Stage 9: Al-Attiyah on verge of victory
Dakar Rally leader Nasser Al-Attiyah set the pace in the penultimate stage of the 2019 marathon, edging ever closer to a milestone first victory for Toyota.
CORE reveals retro-inspired Nissan livery for 2019 IMSA season
The proliferation of retro color schemes to honor the start of IMSA’s 50th season continues with CORE autosport running the colors of one of the IMSA Prototype greats – the Nissan GTP ZX-Turbo.
REV becomes Road America’s IndyCar race title sponsor
REV Group Inc. a Milwaukee-based manufacturer of specialty vehicle brands and provider of parts and services, has replaced Kohler as title sponsor of the IndyCar race at Road America.
Dakar 2019, Stage 9: Price takes one-minute lead into decider
KTM's Toby Price will take a lead of a little over a minute into the deciding stage of the Dakar Rally, after finishing Thursday's stage just one second slower than chief rival Pablo Quintanilla.
Front Row Motorsports adds two veteran crew chiefs to Cup teams
Front Row Motorsports has added two veteran crew chiefs in preparation for its 2019 season in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series.
Gosselin ends Alonso-McLaren rumors, happy to stay at Andretti
Ryan Hunter-Reay’s long-time race engineer Ray Gosselin has dismissed speculation that he was ever tempted to leave Andretti Autosport to join McLaren and engineer Fernando Alonso’s second shot at the Indianapolis 500.
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.