Formula One, Le Mans, rallying and the engineering that reaches road cars a decade later.
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Pastor Maldonado will remain at Lotus for the 2015 Formula One season, while Romain Grosjean admits his own future with the team is not yet decided.
Bernie Ecclestone has played down reports linking him to a potential bid to buy back Formula One from CVC, despite ongoing rumours about the company's future stake.
Niki Lauda has accused Williams of mishandling Susie Wolff’s Formula One practice sessions, arguing the team missed a chance to make a real impact for women in motorsport.
Sixteen-year-old Max Verstappen’s rapid rise through the junior ranks has drawn interest from Red Bull, Ferrari and McLaren following his Zandvoort Masters victory.
Sven Heidfeld, brother of ex-F1 driver Nick, is in a relationship with Nicole-Nadine Frentzen, sister of former Williams and Jordan driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen.
Fernando Alonso has played down Ferrari’s internal optimism for a 2015 turnaround, warning that past promises have rarely matched on-track results.
Ferrari’s Kimi Raikkonen will return for the German Grand Prix after medical checks cleared him following a 47G crash at Silverstone.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says Lewis Hamilton’s remarks about Nico Rosberg’s nationality were not intended as a slight, downplaying the drivers’ public disagreement ahead of the 2014 German Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton’s attempt to close the championship gap at his home Grand Prix was hampered by a practice oil leak and persistent hay fever symptoms.
Tony Fernandes is expected to confirm the sale of Caterham F1 to a Swiss-Arab consortium this week, with staff due to be briefed ahead of the British Grand Prix.
French investigators shifted focus to ambulance staff after ruling out Grenoble hospital employees in the theft of Michael Schumacher’s medical summary during his transfer to Lausanne.
Red Bull Racing principal Christian Horner has defended Sebastian Vettel, attributing the four-time champion’s struggles in 2014 to technical issues and bad luck rather than loss of form.
Bernie Ecclestone has said he would not be concerned if financially troubled Formula One teams were forced to leave the sport, arguing that only those who can afford to compete should remain.
Tensions between Hockenheim and Formula One escalated after Nurburgring’s new owners announced talks for a long-term exclusive contract to host the German Grand Prix from 2015.
Lewis Hamilton was seen at Ferrari’s Maranello headquarters this week, prompting reports of a possible supercar purchase but also fresh speculation about his Formula One future.
Speculation intensifies ahead of the 2014 24 Hours of Le Mans as organisers tease a major announcement, with reports linking Ferrari to a possible LMP1 entry.
Mark Higgins drove the 2015 Subaru WRX STI to a new lap record on the Isle of Man TT course, improving the previous mark by over 30 seconds.
Volkswagen has revealed the Beetle GRC with a 544hp 1.6-litre turbo engine, set to debut at the Red Bull Global Rallycross with Tanner Foust and Scott Speed driving.
Fernando Alonso remains committed to launching a top-level cycling team, despite recent setbacks and speculation over the project's progress.
Red Bull has dismissed the idea of taking Mercedes engines, despite ongoing frustrations with Renault’s performance and Mercedes’ dominance in the 2014 Formula One season.
Rumours at the 2014 Spanish Grand Prix link Fernando Alonso to a Mercedes seat and Adrian Newey to a Ferrari technical role, but senior figures publicly deny any imminent moves.
McLaren’s Eric Boullier has compared Kevin Magnussen’s learning curve to that of other F1 newcomers, insisting a dip in form is normal for a rookie.
Bernie Ecclestone will rely on Sacha Woodward-Hill, Formula One’s chief legal officer, to help manage F1 business as his corruption trial begins in Munich next week.
Aldo Costa says Mercedes’ 2014 Formula One car is as strong as Adrian Newey’s Red Bull RB10, challenging the idea that engine power alone explains Mercedes’ early dominance.