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Ferrari has promised “quite significant changes” with its 2020 Formula 1 engine. The curiosity is whether that eradicates the big question mark of 2019
Former Formula 1 driver and Indianapolis 500 winner Juan Pablo Montoya won the inaugural Miami’s Fastest Gamer — an offshoot of the World’s Fastest Gamer competition
Formula E is leaving open the possibility of reinstating the Sanya E-Prix later this year after being forced to cancel the original scheduled date of 21 March
Tony Kanaan has revealed that the 2020 IndyCar season will be his last competing in the top-level of US open-wheel racing
In the wake of Yamaha’s string of dramatic announcements about Valentino Rossi, Fabio Quartararo, Maverick Vinales and Jorge Lorenzo, The Race’s MotoGP correspondent Simon Patterson held a social media Q&A with readers. Here’s the Q&A session in full: Do you think we’ll see Rossi & Lorenzo back toge
Indianapolis 500 regulars Dreyer & Reinbold and ex-World Endurance Championship squad DragonSpeed will both expand their Chevrolet-powered IndyCar programmes in 2020
In simultaneously buying a stake in Aston Martin and rebranding his own Racing Point Formula 1 team with the iconic British sportscar company’s name from 2021, Lawrence Stroll has done more than a simple rebadge
Since his early days in Formula 1, Juan Pablo Montoya has sung the praises of simulators. Now the two-time Indianapolis 500 winner and three-time Daytona 24 Hours victors believes that sims are more than just a tool for race prep, they’re a hard-fought venue for competition in their own right
The Racing Point Formula 1 team will be rebranded as Aston Martin’s “works team” from 2021 as part of a major investment into the manufacturer led by Lawrence Stroll
IndyCar and NASCAR veteran John Andretti has passed away following a three-year battle with colon cancer. He was 56.
Yamaha has continued its sensational week of MotoGP contract announcements by revealing three-time champion Jorge Lorenzo will return to its fold as a test rider
It’s a circumstance that few fans of MotoGP ever thought they’d see: the factory Yamaha squad seemingly dumping Valentino Rossi, signing up rookie sensation Fabio Quartararo to take the Doctor’s place for 2021 and at first impressions saying ‘ciao’ to the nine-time world champion and its most succes
