Formula One, Le Mans, rallying and the engineering that reaches road cars a decade later.
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Helmut Marko highlights how engine struggles and on-track incidents have left Red Bull with financial headaches, with single crashes and lost prize money both hitting the team hard.
Charles Leclerc conceded his opening-lap battle with Lewis Hamilton at the Italian Grand Prix crossed the line, as Ferrari's teamwork came under scrutiny after a dramatic start.
Red Bull has secured Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen as its Formula One driver pairing through the end of the 2018 season, shutting down speculation of a change.
Lando Norris finished fourth in Monza practice but says McLaren lacks the pace for pole, as both driver and technical director highlight ongoing challenges.
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.
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.
George Russell set the fastest time in second practice for Mercedes, while Ferrari and McLaren showed strong pace and Kimi Antonelli faces a back-row start after a penalty.
TOYOTA RACING finished 12th and 17th at São Paulo after a challenging race, yet maintains a five-point lead over BMW M Team WRT in the World Championship.
Jaime Alguersuari will not race in 2012, concentrating instead on regaining fitness and targeting a comeback to Formula One for the 2013 season.
Adrian Fernandez, Stefan Mücke and Harold Primat led Aston Martin Racing to a three-lap victory at the six-hour American Le Mans Series race at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca.
Red Bull Racing may skip the opening pre-season test at Jerez in February 2013 as the team races to complete its new car after a late 2012 championship fight.
Caterham will use its 2012 Formula One chassis as the basis for its 2013 car, raising questions about the team's development strategy and competitiveness.
Tony Fernandes says Caterham's improved 2012 pace keeps hopes of joining Formula One's midfield alive, despite a tough start in Australia and Malaysia.
Lewis Hamilton has reportedly agreed a new deal with Mercedes, extending his Formula One contract through the end of the 2018 season.
Jacques Villeneuve and Skoda raised allegations of unfair treatment following the 2011/2012 Andros Trophy finale, after a controversial incident involving Alain Prost.
Flavio Briatore has defended Fernando Alonso’s exit from Ferrari in 2014, arguing the Spaniard had no realistic chance of winning titles with the team.
Jaime Alguersuari, Pirelli’s test driver, says this year’s Formula One tyres are more stable and durable than in 2012, despite pre-season concerns over degradation.
Kevin Magnussen has described Renault as a better environment for him than McLaren, as he prepares for his Formula One return with the rebranded team in 2016.
Pirelli motorsport director Paul Hembery expects Formula 1 lap records to fall in 2015 as teams unlock more performance from their cars and tyres.
Luca di Montezemolo has publicly rejected claims that he was forced out as Ferrari president due to the Formula One team's lacklustre performance.
Kimi Raikkonen is set to return to Formula One in 2012 with Williams, with the team expected to confirm the deal at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Audi’s Allan McNish will line up fifth for the 2011 Le Mans 24 Hours, as the marque’s R18 TDIs secured both front-row slots in a close qualifying battle with Peugeot.
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.
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.