While his Joe Gibbs Racing teammates spent Sunday’s race at Phoenix working to join the championship fight at Homestead, part of Martin Truex Jr.’s team was already preparing for the battle ahead.
NASCAR on Saturday severely penalized driver Bubba Wallace after he admitted in an interview he intentionally caused a caution in last weekend’s race at Texas.
Erebus has launched a new driver development programme to provide a pathway for aspiring racers all the way up to Supercars.
The Red Bull Formula 1 team has confirmed Alexander Albon will continue alongside Max Verstappen in its line-up for the 2020 Formula 1 season.
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The dark art of IndyCar strategy
Any racecar driver will tell you there is an infinitesimally fine line between hero and zero, when the car is teetering on the edge of adhesion. For an IndyCar team’s raceday strategist, the margins can be even tighter than that, as Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports’ managing director Taylor Kiel explains to David Malsher.
IndyCar on Jimmie Johnson’s bucket list, but Indy 500 unlikely
Seven-time NASCAR Cup champion Jimmie Johnson has confirmed that he wants to race an IndyCar but admits that the time for him competing in the Indianapolis 500 “has passed.”
Kurt Busch signs multi-year extension with Ganassi
Kurt Busch and Monster Energy are extending their stay with Chip Ganassi Racing in the NASCAR Cup Series.
Opinion: IndyCar aeroscreens show lives matter more than looks
IndyCar’s Red Bull Advanced Technologies aeroscreen looks odd from the head-on angle, sexy from the side – but if it protects the drivers and they approve of its application, aesthetic appeal ceases to be a priority, writes David Malsher.
Erebus launches driver development programme
Erebus has launched a new driver development programme to provide a pathway for aspiring racers all the way up to Supercars.
Albon to partner Verstappen at Red Bull in 2020
The Red Bull Formula 1 team has confirmed Alexander Albon will continue alongside Max Verstappen in its line-up for the 2020 Formula 1 season.
WSBK returns to Germany with Oschersleben race
The World Superbike championship will return to Germany next season with a visit to Oschersleben.
Mercedes likely to stay in F1 after 2021, but "not a given"
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says that there are no guarantees the works teams will stay in Formula 1 after 2021, but all the indications are pointing to it remaining.
F1 reveals carbon footprint data along with two-step plan
Formula 1 has announced details of how it intends to make the sport carbon neutral by 2030, and revealed that emissions from the cars themselves only account for 0.7% of the sport’s overall footprint.
Supercars to consult fans over new rules
A formal fans council will help Supercars shape its Gen3 technical regulations.
Entry list issued for Fuji DTM/Super GT 'Dream Race'
A 22-car entry list has been issued for the inaugural 'SUPER GT x DTM Dream Race' at Fuji Speedway later this month.
Cameron joins Honda for Kyalami IGTC round
IMSA Prototype champion Dane Cameron will join the factory Honda team for next month's Kyalami Intercontinental GT Challenge finale.
Rally Australia officially cancelled due to wildfires
Rally Australia has been cancelled following concerns about the rapidly spreading fires closing in on the event’s Coffs Harbour base.
Fires cause angry teams to call for Rally Australia cancellation
With Coffs Harbour sitting right in the path of intensifying bushfires there’s increasing anger in the WRC service park that Rally Australia hasn’t been cancelled.
Details of new ‘Bathurst International’ event revealed
Details of the brand new Mount Panorama event have been revealed, including the name, likely date and the format of the TCR enduro race.
Peroni to auction helmet that saved him in horror crash
Alex Peroni will auction the helmet he wore in his terrifying Formula 3 crash during the Italian Grand Prix weekend to raise funds for his career.
How can the racing be improved at Phoenix in 2020?
Until a late-race caution set up a three-lap dash to the finish, Sunday’s NASCAR playoffs semifinal race at ISM Raceway near Phoenix wasn’t dripping with drama.
Revealed! How to spot what an F1 team is trying to hide
The Ligier JS11 was one of Formula 1’s most competitive cars of 1979 and '80, winning three races and factoring in the hunt for both championships.
Randle to make S5000 debut at The Bend
Aussie up-and-comer Thomas Randle will make his S5000 debut at The Bend this weekend, it has been announced.
Podcast: Did Vinales’ Sepang win signal Yamaha’s true return?
Last weekend’s Malaysian MotoGP served up a significant statistic for Yamaha, as Maverick Vinales’s dominant win marked its first brace of victories in a season since 2017.
Promoted: The first 100 laps of Arrow McLaren SP’s bold new era
Patricio O’Ward, the 2018 Indy Lights champion, turned his first laps in an Arrow McLaren SP-Chevrolet IndyCar this week. Circumstances weren’t ideal but driver, race engineer and managing director are already excited about their collective prospects, reports David Malsher.
Penske fines ‘a waste of time’, says Triple Eight boss
Penalising DJR Team Penske with monetary fines for its Bathurst breaches is "a waste of time" according to Triple Eight boss Roland Dane.
Why Truex raced Phoenix with 'half a team' and an 'old car'
While his Joe Gibbs Racing teammates spent Sunday’s race at Phoenix working to join the championship fight at Homestead, part of Martin Truex Jr.’s team was already preparing for the battle ahead.
Massa and Fittipaldis star at Ayrton Senna festival in Sao Paulo
Two-time Formula 1 world champion Emerson Fittipaldi, his grandson Pietro and ex-Ferrari star Felipe Massa all starred as Sao Paulo’s streets echoed to the sound of Ayrton Senna’s F1 cars last weekend.