Decision imminent on F1 Bahrain and Saudi races as time runs out An announcement on the likely cancellation of Formula 1's Bahrain and Saudi Arabian grands prix is expected within 48 hours Autosport · Mar 13
WRC Safari Rally Kenya: Solberg’s unusual weather wish Heavy rain is expected to add further spice to the Safari Rally Kenya victory fight on Saturday Autosport · Mar 13
WRC Safari Rally Kenya: Solberg hangs on to lead from charging Ogier The Safari Rally Kenya victory battle is hanging in the balance after drama struck Oliver Solberg Autosport · Mar 13
WEC reschedules Qatar round following Middle East conflict postponement The World Endurance Championship has updated its 2026 race calendar following the postponement of the opening round in Qatar Autosport · Mar 13
How the 2027 MotoGP grid is shaping up The MotoGP silly season is already in full swing, with teams and manufacturers quietly locking in their line-ups for the first season of the new regulations in 2027 Autosport · Mar 13
Why Mercedes is playing down rift with F1 engine customers Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says he has cleared the air with customer teams who complained that potentially vital performance information has been withheld Autosport · Mar 13
Why Ferrari didn't use its 'Macarena' rear wing after FP1 at Chinese GP Ferrari ran its now-famous rear wing in practice at Shanghai but didn’t stick with it. Here’s why Autosport · Mar 13
130R, Pouhon and Eau Rouge – Can drivers still make the difference in F1's iconic corners? After the Australian Grand Prix, several drivers fear that some of Formula 1’s most iconic corners have changed due to energy management. From Suzuka’s 130R to Spa’s Pouhon, bravery alone may no longer make the difference under the new regulations Autosport · Mar 13
WRC Safari Rally Kenya: Solberg leads as Ogier fights back Toyota maintained its top-five lockout on Friday morning Autosport · Mar 13
Wolff explains how Mercedes bolted clear of the field in Chinese GP sprint qualifying Mercedes chalked up another front-row lockout in Shanghai's sprint qualifying session with a healthy margin Autosport · Mar 13
What's holding Cadillac back in F1? On the face of it, the new team is facing a different set of problems to the rest of the grid. But this is to ignore how closely aerodynamic efficiency is tied to energy management Autosport · Mar 13
F1 Chinese GP: Russell grabs sprint race pole in Mercedes 1-2 George Russell dominated sprint qualifying to take pole for the Chinese GP sprint race Autosport · Mar 13
Briatore confirms Mercedes hoping to buy Alpine F1 team share The German brand is hoping to acquire a stake in its customer F1 outfit Autosport · Mar 13
F1 Chinese GP: Russell tops only practice session as Sainz, Lindblad suffer issues Mercedes took a comfortable 1-2 in the Chinese GP’s only practice session Autosport · Mar 13
Autosport · Mar 12 WRC Safari Rally Kenya: Solberg heads Toyota top five as wild weather strikes Toyota in command while all three Hyundais suffer overheating issues
Autosport · Mar 12 Ex-Toyota talent Dorlin restarts his BTCC career James Dorlin gets a chance for series return with Restart Racing Hyundai squad
Autosport · Mar 12 Why it's Mercedes, not Wolff, that wants to acquire Alpine F1 team shares Rumours spread that Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was planning to buy the 24% stake in Alpine currently owned by a consortium of celebrity investors – but the story has taken a bizarre turn
Autosport · Mar 12 Exclusive: Lowdon on what's next for Cadillac after short F1 honeymoon With Cadillac making the finish line on its long-awaited grand prix debut, the goalposts are shifting to performance for Formula 1's 11th team
Autosport · Mar 12 Verstappen shared ideas with the FIA, but is it possible to end ‘yo-yo racing’ in F1? Max Verstappen says he has shared several proposals with the FIA to improve the current F1 regulations. The Australian Grand Prix turned into ‘yo-yo racing’, but what is the background to that?
Autosport · Mar 12 Who is taking the initiative in solving F1's start problem? Franco Colapinto's reflexes averted a potential catastrophe on the start line in Melbourne last weekend. The technical reasons for F1's starting issues are known and understood, but politics stands in the way of the most sensible fix
Autosport · Mar 12 Why Safari Rally Kenya will be more of a lottery than ever The rainy season has hit Kenya hard, turning the toughest World Rally Championship event of the year into an even more challenging contest
Autosport · Mar 12 Why McLaren's performance deficit to Mercedes is more than just engine use McLaren left Melbourne with a warning sign: it finished the Australian GP 50s behind Mercedes, with only a chunk of that down to a second pitstop. Here’s a dive into what the defending F1 champion team lack compared to Mercedes
Autosport · Mar 12 Verstappen admits to 'conflicting thoughts' on F1 retirement The four-time world champion has a strong disliking towards the new F1 regulations and instead enjoys GT3 racing more
Autosport · Mar 11 Hankook introduces new WRC tyre at Safari Rally Kenya Improvements have been made to the Hankook’s tyres ahead of the toughest WRC round of the year
Autosport · Mar 11 Wolny chosen as inaugural winner of FAT Racing F4 Shootout American Jackson Wolny has secured fully-funded season in British F4 this year with Xcel Motorsport after impressing in five-day shootout