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Financial problems have forced W Series to end its third season early, but the championship's CEO is confident it will return in 2023.

After failing at the first opportunity at last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix, Max Verstappen successfully claimed his second World Drivers' Championship on Sunday at the Japanese Grand Prix, in what was an unsurprisingl...

Pierre Gasly The Formula 1 paddock has been left frustrated following a terrifying incident including Pierre Gasly and a recovery vehicle. Gasly was involved in a controversial incident in the Japanese Grand Prix, whereb...

Lewis Hamilton said he "had a blast" battling Esteban Ocon at Formula 1's Japanese Grand Prix but was left to lament a lack of straight-line speed. Hamilton spent the majority of the shortened race at Suzuka chasing Alpi...

Kyle Larson's latest mistake Sunday afternoon at the Charlotte Roval was the costliest one -- ending his NASCAR Cup Series championship (...)

Drama was served cold and often in race two at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as the Pirelli GT4 America field took to the track for its (...)

In the round-up: Vettel "sad to have driven my last race" at Suzuka Haas got strategy wrong, Steiner admits Flawed points rule 'written by Masi'

In a turn of events that bordered on the unbelievable, Christopher Bell found his only path to the Round of 8 in the NASCAR Cup Series (...)

Raoul Hyman continued his march toward the Formula Regional Americas Championship Powered by Honda (FR Americas) 2022 title with his second (...)

Yuki Tsunoda invited our Formula 1 drivers from the Oracle Red Bull Racing, Max Verstappen and Checo Perez, and Scuderia AlphaTauri. Pierre Gasly for a race around Tokyo. But we gave them a couple of challenges to comple...

The red flag delays for heavy rain meant we only got 28 laps of racing action at Suzuka before the three-hour time limit expired, with Verstappen crossing the line first.It was only in parc ferme he found out he was cham...

W Series won't finish its 2022 season, citing a lack of funding. Considering motorsport is littered with deep-pocketed backers, that's a shame.

The FIA have announced that two teams have breached the 2021 Financial Regulations. Following a thorough investigation and amidst big rumours during the Singapore Grand Prix, Red Bull in particular was found to not have ...

Red Bull Racing has been found guilty by the FIA for violating the budget cap. It ensures that the Austrian formation will soon face a penalty, which it can appeal. Martin Brundle is following the situation with particul...

Max Verstappen's second Formula 1 crown was overshadowed by more controversy as the FIA made a hash of yet another rain affected race. Article continues under ad In challenging condition Carlos Sainz spun out and with ca...

The W Series has decided to end the current season with immediate effect due to financial problems. Support from the Singapore Grand Prix allowed the race to continue over a week ago, but it was then unable to turn the s...

Argentinian GT racer Ezequiel Companc will make his Extreme E debut in the final round of the season, partnering Tamara Molinaro at XITE (...)

Meyer Shank Racing's new IMSA DPi champion knows where he'll be driving next year as MSR returns to the WeatherTech SportsCar (...)

Mario Andretti is by no means surprised that Max Verstappen easily took his second world title of his career this season. Indeed, according to the simple Formula 1 world champion, the Dutchman is the prime example of how...

It was a frustrating weekend all round for Mercedes in Japan, with the only real decision the pit wall had to make coming when they decided to double stack their drivers to switch to intermediate tyres. More»

Red Bull Racing has been found guilty by the FIA for violating the budget cap. It ensures that the Austrian formation will soon face a penalty, which it can appeal. Martin Brundle is following the situation with particul...

Red Bull Racing has been found guilty by the FIA for violating the budget cap. It ensures that the Austrian formation will soon face a penalty, which it can appeal. Martin Brundle is following the situation with particul...