Antonelli storms from 19th to win 2026 Italian Grand Prix
Kimi Antonelli claimed victory at Monza after starting 19th, with George Russell second and Max Verstappen third in a race disrupted by an early red flag.
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Kimi Antonelli claimed victory at Monza after starting 19th, with George Russell second and Max Verstappen third in a race disrupted by an early red flag.
Charles Leclerc's high-speed crash at Parabolica forced an early red flag at Monza, ending Ferrari's hopes as George Russell led the field.
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 announced at its Austin Cybercab event that its Robotaxi service has exceeded one million miles of unsupervised operation, marking rapid progress in autonomous driving.
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.
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.
The Wentzville assembly facility, which builds Chevrolet Colorado, GMC Canyon and full-size vans, will receive a major paint shop expansion and equipment upgrade.
Colin Kolles’ application for a 2015 Formula One entry faces disruption as a court case over unpaid design fees heads to a Nuremberg hearing.
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.
Tesla has launched its Cybercab, a fully autonomous Robotaxi with no steering wheel or pedals, now offering public rides within a geofenced area in Austin, Texas.
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.
London’s first supervised autonomous taxi service and new legislation highlight the UK’s ambitions in self-driving technology, with industry forecasts pointing to major safety and economic gains.
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.
A 1% drop in China’s carbon emissions follows a 32% cut in oil imports and a rapid shift to electric vehicles, with analysts suggesting some oil demand may never return.
Tesla will unveil its Semi electric truck for Europe at the IAA Hannover show in September 2026, entering a market already populated by established electric truck manufacturers.
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.
Daimler Truck, Volvo Group, Toyota, Bosch and others are joining forces to develop a hydrogen ecosystem for heavy-duty vehicles, with a full plan due at IAA 2026.
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.
Unofficial computer-generated images give an early look at the next-generation Audi A8 ahead of its expected debut at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show.
A heavily modified Chevrolet dubbed 'Red Dragon' lays down tyre strips on the interstate at speed, showing the sheer force of its uprated turbocharged engine.
Guangzhou Automobile Group gave the Alfa 166 platform a new future as the Trumpchi sedan, blending Italian engineering with local ambitions from 2010 onwards.
Opel has launched the 2011 Corsa OPC Nürburgring Edition, delivering 210PS and track-focused upgrades to top its hot hatch range.
Jaime Alguersuari, former Toro Rosso driver and BBC F1 pundit, has expressed his intent to return to the Formula One grid after his 2011 exit.
Nissan will resume operations at five domestic plants from 21 March, though output may remain limited and engine production at Iwaki faces further delays.