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Lexus has brought the RC F GT3 concept to the 2014 Geneva Motor Show, previewing a customer racing car aimed at GT3 competition worldwide.
Eric Boullier, newly appointed as McLaren's racing director, says he is effectively acting as team principal at the Bahrain test, despite the official job title.
Lexus will unveil the RC F GT3 Concept at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show, previewing a customer GT3 racer based on the new RC F coupe.
Michael Schumacher continues in a coma with no response to deliberate stimuli, as family and colleagues maintain support at his Grenoble bedside.
Toyota becomes the first 'Founding Partner' of Daytona International Speedway, securing naming rights and a major brand presence as part of the Daytona Rising redevelopment.
Ferrari is reported to have developed a unique fuel-saving system and advanced cooling solutions for its 2014 Formula One engine, as rivals focus on reliability and efficiency.
Bernie Ecclestone revealed the controversial double points rule for Formula One's 2014 season was introduced to help Ferrari, citing the team's recent lack of performance.
Sergio Perez has admitted his focus is on outperforming Jenson Button, as McLaren's 2013 car leaves him out of contention for race wins.
Medical staff have started to reduce sedatives for Michael Schumacher, initiating the process to wake the F1 champion after his skiing accident in December 2013.
Eric Boullier, former Lotus F1 team principal, joins McLaren as racing director as Ron Dennis oversees a shake-up of the Woking squad's management structure.
Sabine Kehm dismisses speculation that doctors in Grenoble are preparing to bring Michael Schumacher out of his induced coma, urging caution over unofficial updates.
FIA president Jean Todt continues his regular visits to Michael Schumacher in Grenoble, as the family restricts access to the former world champion’s hospital room.
A rare gold-finished Pagani Huayra was seen lapping the Monza circuit, highlighting the hypercar’s presence and performance among Italy’s supercar elite.
Rising demand for high-performance braking systems and a surging share price have pushed Brembo’s chairman Alberto Bombassei’s net worth past the billion-dollar mark.
Romanian budget brand Dacia has denied speculation linking it to a potential Formula 1 entry for the 2015 season, dismissing suggestions of involvement with Colin Kolles.
Ford's new Mustang makes its first cinematic appearance in the Need for Speed movie, driven by Aaron Paul and joined by a cast of exotic cars.
Chevrolet has revealed the Corvette C7.R at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show, a race car developed with the 2015 Z06 and set for its first outing at the Rolex 24 at Daytona.
Ferrari is organising a silent tribute outside the Grenoble hospital where Michael Schumacher remains in a critical condition following his skiing accident.
Michael Schumacher is in a medically induced coma in Grenoble hospital after a skiing accident in the French Alps left him with severe brain injuries.
Doctors in Grenoble will provide the next official update on Michael Schumacher’s condition following his skiing accident, as speculation continues and his family remains at his side.
Doctors report Michael Schumacher is in a relatively stable but still critical state after a second brain operation, with his situation described as fragile despite some unexpected improvement.
Doctors at Grenoble hospital say Michael Schumacher's condition has stabilised slightly following a second operation, but the Formula One champion remains in critical condition.
Hyundai has established its N sub-brand, drawing on experience from its WRC programme, to develop a new line of high-performance models based in Germany.
Mark Webber has deleted remarks from his official website in which he criticised Red Bull figures Christian Horner, Helmut Marko and Sebastian Vettel after leaving Formula One.