Writes on motorsport, model launches and the industry that supplies them.
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Carlos Sainz said he was left angry after Toro Rosso handed Max Verstappen the preferred pitstop strategy at the 2015 Hungarian Grand Prix, costing Sainz track position.
Niki Lauda has expressed confidence that McLaren-Honda and Fernando Alonso will overcome their struggles, citing Honda's determination to resolve power unit issues.
Lewis Hamilton has rejected Nico Rosberg’s latest complaints about the Mercedes brakes, insisting both drivers had no issues at Silverstone.
Bernie Ecclestone revealed that former Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo was a leading candidate to chair Formula One, citing his public presence but questioning his appetite for daily management.
A chrome gold Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder has been involved in a crash in Essex, drawing attention for both its striking finish and the incident itself.
The Italian police and Carabinieri have begun deploying the five-door Seat Leon, with 2.0 TDI engines and specialist modifications, across their national fleets.
The final Koenigsegg Agera R, finished in black with brown leather, is now available in Germany with just 1,000 km on the clock and a $2.14 million price tag.
Mercedes-Benz has launched a global reorganisation of its supply chain, aiming to reduce logistics costs per vehicle by around a fifth through new consolidation centres and network changes.
Mika Häkkinen says Lewis Hamilton should apologise to Nico Rosberg after the Monaco Grand Prix, warning that handling defeat poorly can damage a driver's reputation.
Ford has introduced region-specific incentives reaching over $10,000 on its 2015 F-150, raising questions about supply and demand for America’s top-selling pickup.
A Lamborghini Diablo Roadster suffered damage in Orlando, Florida after being struck by another vehicle reportedly running a red light, affecting several body panels but with no confirmed injuries.
First unofficial photos show the interior of Alfa Romeo’s Giulia saloon, highlighting a touchscreen system, carbon trim and manual gearbox.
Reports from Japan suggest Toyota will partner with Mazda for the next GT86, ending its Subaru collaboration and potentially shifting production to Hiroshima.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has filed a trademark application for the Barracuda name in the US, prompting renewed rumours of a modern muscle car revival.
Priced from $62,490 AUD, Audi’s first plug-in hybrid for the Australian market targets buyers with a 50km electric range and high equipment levels.
Americans are financing new cars with larger loans and longer terms than ever before, as average prices and monthly payments hit new highs.
A new report from Experian Automotive highlights a 35 percent rise in muscle car sales over nine years, with models like Mustang, Camaro and Challenger leading the resurgence.
David Coulthard says Ron Dennis went too far by calling Eddie Jordan an 'idiot', as tensions rise over McLaren's F1 struggles and Honda's role in the team's poor form.
The Mansory-tuned G63 AMG Sahara Edition features a camouflage finish, carbon fibre body kit, and an 828hp engine, with a price tag far above the standard model.
Autodromo Nazionale Monza representatives met Bernie Ecclestone again this week as negotiations continue to secure the Italian Grand Prix’s future beyond the current contract.
Subaru has launched the BRZ tS STI in Japan, offering chassis and styling upgrades but retaining the standard 2.0-litre engine, with only 300 units planned.
Subaru has committed to a new generation of the BRZ, but the company has yet to decide whether to continue its partnership with Toyota or pursue a different route for the platform.
A Lamborghini Gallardo collided with a Range Rover in the United States, sending both vehicles off the road and into a pond, with both cars suffering substantial damage.
Reports link Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and Qatar's sports fund to a potential $8bn F1 acquisition, as figures debate the future role of Bernie Ecclestone.