The Latest Breaking News from Autosport

Adrien Tambay, FIA ETCR 2022 champion with CUPRA, answered Motorsport.com's questions about his first campaign with electric touring cars.

The Red Bull Racing Formula 1 team has concluded its cost cap deal with the FIA and the outcome is expected to be made public on Friday, Autosport understands.

Audi’s potential exit from customer racing appears to have been averted and several signs now point towards the German marque continuing its presence in GT cars for the foreseeable future.

The World Rally Championship 2023 silly season has been sent into overdrive following Ott Tanak’s bombshell that he will be leaving Hyundai Motorsport at the end of the year. But what is the background to Tanak's departure and what exactly will it mean for the 2023 WRC field?

Max Verstappen’s record-equalling United States Grand Prix victory led Red Bull to its first Formula 1 world constructors’ title since 2013, recovering from a dodgy pitstop to overhaul Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton.

Formula 1 is thriving in the United States under the ownership of Liberty Media and will stage three grands prix on American soil next season. Autosport's team of writers pick out their favourite of those held so far.

The much-loved A1GP series bowed out in 2009 after just seven race meetings with its new Ferrari racer, but it made a huge impression on its final champion Adam Carroll. The A1 Team Ireland driver recorded five wins and six poles from a possible 14 with the car as he…

It's all change at the top of Autosport's National Driver Rankings once again, after dominant displays from Samuel Harrison and Ben Short have propelled them to first and second positions.

What does Ferrari have to do to end its Formula 1 world title drought? That’s the key question we address in this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (20 October).