Motorsports

Cadillac has hired former Lewis Hamilton associate Marc Hynes as chief racing officer ahead of its debut Formula 1 season.

Formula 1 driver Kimi Antonelli has escaped unscathed from a road accident close to his home in San Marino.

It was a heartbreaking offseason for much of NASCAR, and as the garage descends on Daytona, the stock car world is ready to refocus on racing.

– Lia Block and Derek Dauncey join David Evans on SPIN, The Rally Pod to discuss Sno*Drift and the future

WRC – Petter Solberg was known as a Subaru driver. Toyota chairman would like Oliver to be the same for Toyota

There are big divergences in how F1 teams are tackling the most critical areas of the 2026 rules, as Mark Hughes explains

The longest F1 launch season in recent memory? Possibly. Were teams bereft of creativity? Also possibly. But here's our verdict on who put on the best show in the 2026 off-season

Lewis Hamilton's long-time right-hand man Marc Hynes has joined the new Cadillac F1 team in a management role

Does the Lola/Abt split signal the end of Lucas di Grassi's time on the Formula E grid? Maybe not

Every team has just one car in the Bahrain F1 test - so which driver is driving when?

F1 drivers should have a more critical role to play in races with everything the 2026 rules require them to manage. But one of them is concerned there won't be "much freedom"

Former F1 team boss John Macdonald - who died last month - had a bigger impact on the paddock than you might realise

The first of two Bahrain tests marks a step into more serious territory when it comes to finding out about the 2026 F1 cars. Here's what to look out for

A delve into a few notable topics ahead of MotoGP landing in Thailand for Round 1 of what's set to be another compelling campaign

McLaren and Aston Martin were the final teams to unveil their shiny new liveries for the upcoming 2026 season, rounding out the grid of 22 striking challengers.

Adrian Newey has described the “emotional journey of passion” behind his very first Aston Martin design, while praising the team for the “huge strides” they are making in terms of working together more cohesively.