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Sep.25 Liberty Media could be looking at adding another segment to the current 'knockout'-style qualifying format. Auto Motor und Sport reports that under consideration is the addition of a 'Q4' segment in order to add e...

Extreme Speed Motorsports co-owner Scott Sharp and his partner Ed Brown have a narrow window in time to find and sign a replacement for (...)

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Antonio Giovinazzi Antonio Giovinazzi has been confirmed as Sauber's second driver for the 2019 Formula 1 season alongside Kimi Raikkonen. The Italian will replace Marcus Ericsson who is set to remain with the team as a ...

The sport's sole tyre supplier Pirelli released each team's tyre choices for the forthcoming Russian Grand Prix which takes place in Sochi between 28 and 30 September. The Milan-based company chose the trio of soft-ultra...

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Liberty Media could be looking at adding another segment to the current ‘knockout'-style qualifying format. Auto Motor und Sport reports that under consideration is the addition of a... More»

Indycar looks set to secure three big names from the world of formula one. One is the famous team McLaren, who are considering an Indycar entry for 2019. And the others are Fernando Alonso and his... More»

AJ Allmendinger will not return to JTG Daugherty Racing and its No. 47 Chevrolet in 2019, the organization announced in a statement Tuesday (...)

Mercedes say they take "no comfort" from Lewis Hamilton's 40-point lead over title rival Sebastian Vettel heading into the Russian Grand Prix. Hamilton has won three of the past four races while a string of mishaps have ...

Former F1 driver and British legend David Coulthard sees many similarities between himself and Valtteri Bottas. According to Coulthard, the 'second fiddle' at Mercedesdoesn't need to be ashamed of himself. Coulthard drov...

Formula E is often the place Formula One drivers' look to when they miss out on an F1 seat. Stoffel Vandoorneis seemingly no different with reports of a deal to race in the championship close to being signed. The current...

Austin Dillon is one race away from advancing in the playoffs, and further surprising those who expected him to be an afterthought in the (...)

I have the best job in the world. I love what I do, and I hope I can continue to do it for a long time. I get to race in the most diverse (...)

Andersen Promotions today announced the 2019 Road to Indy Presented by Cooper Tires schedule which will feature 12 events in support of the (...)

Daniel Ricciardo says 2018 has been his “weirdest season” in Formula 1, due to his downturn in results after a promising start, and his impending exit from Red Bull. Ricciardo surged to victory in China and dominated...

Daniel Ricciardo has labelled his 2018 season as the "weirdest ever." From the outside, it has been full of surprises. From a shock win in China to a bombshell of an announcement to move to Renault, it's been a rollercoa...

If Billy Monger's backers are unable to support his next step on the European open-wheel ladder, his team owner is confident the (...)

Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton both extended their championship leads after strong results in Singapore. Hamilton's lead over Sebastian Vettel is up to 40, while Ferrari trail by 37-points. As they look like they've got a h...

Daniel Ricciardo says that 2018 has been his "weirdest" season of racing, thanks to his early season success, recent frustrations and decision to quit Red Bull in Formula 1

Sergio Perez is confident his team can reverse their performance in Singapore. He expects his pink car to lift itself up the grid in Russia, as he targets a serious point hull in an event he likes. The 28-year-old is yet...

Despite being forced out a seat at his team Sauber after four years, Marcus Ericsson is still happy to continue working as a reserve driver and as an ambassador for the Swiss team rather than as a driver. The Swede must'...