Steve James

Gasly’s Pole for Alpine Upsets Italian GP Predictions

Pierre Gasly’s unexpected pole position for Alpine at Monza sets up a Formula 1 race shaped by energy deployment challenges, slipstream strategies, and the prospect of early chaos.

Tesla Robotaxi fleet surpasses one million unsupervised miles

Tesla announced at its Austin Cybercab event that its Robotaxi service has exceeded one million miles of unsupervised operation, marking rapid progress in autonomous driving.

German Carmakers Return ADAC Awards After Vote Rigging Scandal

Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW have handed back their ADAC Yellow Angel awards after an audit revealed years of manipulated voting and damaged the club's credibility.

Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Opens as World’s Longest Sea Crossing

The 55km Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge links three major cities, reshaping transport and trade across China’s Pearl River Delta after its 2018 inauguration.

Grosjean Scrapes Through Spa Qualifying as Lotus Focuses on Points

Romain Grosjean only just made it into Q2 at Spa, eventually qualifying ninth for Lotus as both team cars reached the top ten ahead of the 2012 Belgian Grand Prix.

Ferrari F40 damaged in Denver hit-and-run collision

A rare Ferrari F40 suffered front and rear damage in a crash on Denver’s 6th Avenue after being struck by a minivan whose driver fled the scene.

Hamilton targets Ferrari pole at Monza as 'ultimate dream'

Lewis Hamilton says taking pole for Ferrari at the Italian Grand Prix would be his ultimate dream, after showing strong pace alongside Charles Leclerc during Friday practice at Monza.

Suzuki Begins Exporting Pakistan-Built Alto and Every to Brunei

Suzuki has started exporting the Alto and Every mini-cars from its Pakistan plant to Brunei, marking the first time its kei-sized models have been shipped from an overseas base.

Logistics UK Launches Health Drive for Professional Drivers

Logistics UK’s new initiative targets high rates of obesity and cholesterol among drivers, offering practical health advice and calling for better rest facilities across the sector.

Toyota C-HR GR SPORT marks 10 years with new design and features

The Toyota C-HR GR SPORT celebrates a decade on sale with a refreshed look, new Onyx Grey matte paint, exclusive 20-inch wheels, and updated hybrid and plug-in hybrid options.

Kia launches EV4 GT in Canada with dual-motor AWD and CA$58,595 price

The EV4 GT arrives as Kia's third affordable GT-badged EV in Canada, offering 288 horsepower, dual-motor all-wheel drive, and trim-exclusive features at a competitive price.

Bianchi Family Pursues Accountability After Fatal Suzuka Crash

Philippe Bianchi says those responsible for his son's death at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix must be held to account, criticising the FIA's investigation process.

Renault to Reveal Full F1 Team Details at Paris Event in February

Renault completed its takeover of the Lotus F1 team and will announce its new team name, management and partners at a dedicated Paris event in February 2016.

Ecclestone Moves to Break Mercedes-Ferrari Power Bloc in F1

Bernie Ecclestone signals intent to end the close alignment between Mercedes and Ferrari, which he claims is undermining competition in Formula One.

Marko: Only Red Bull or Mercedes Can Deliver F1 Titles

Helmut Marko says drivers must be in a Red Bull or Mercedes to win the Formula One championship, as speculation about Lewis Hamilton’s future continues.

Vettel to Ferrari rumours dismissed by Red Bull's Mateschitz

Dietrich Mateschitz and other paddock figures have rejected speculation that Sebastian Vettel could soon leave Red Bull for Ferrari, calling such a move 'absurd' while Alonso remains at Maranello.

Wärtsilä-Sulzer RTA96-C: The World's Largest Engine Powers Giant Container Ships

The Wärtsilä-Sulzer RTA96-C, a 14-cylinder diesel engine producing 80,080 kW, has driven the world’s largest container ships since entering service in 2006.

Renault poised to confirm Lotus buyout at Abu Dhabi finale

Renault is expected to announce its acquisition of the Lotus F1 team during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, following repayment of Lotus’s debts and new staff contracts.

Illien distances himself from Red Bull engine rescue rumours

Mario Illien says he is not involved in Red Bull's reported plan to field a modified Renault-based engine in 2016 amid ongoing supply uncertainty.

Red Bull edges towards engine deal as Marko signals confidence

Helmut Marko expects Red Bull’s engine supply crisis to be resolved at Austin, with Renault talks now the most likely route to a 2016 solution.

Marko targets Austin for Red Bull engine crisis breakthrough

Helmut Marko says Red Bull hopes to resolve its 2016 Formula One engine supply crisis by the US Grand Prix in Austin, after failed talks with Mercedes and Ferrari.

Raikkonen and Bottas Spoke After Last-Lap Crash, Hakkinen Reveals

Mika Hakkinen says Kimi Raikkonen and Valtteri Bottas exchanged words privately after their controversial collision that cost Bottas a podium and handed Mercedes the title.

Mick Schumacher's F3 step remains under consideration after F4 debut

Mick Schumacher, after finishing his first German Formula 4 season in tenth place, may move directly to Formula 3 in 2016, according to his team boss.

Japanese automakers deepen US investment and R&D commitment

Japanese-brand automakers have expanded their US manufacturing and R&D footprint, with cumulative investment surpassing $51 billion and direct employment topping 93,000 by 2018.