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Motor racing: Oil giants find fresh focus in all-electric Formula E
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil giants familiar to fans of fossil-fuelled Formula One are finding a new focus for their energies in the all-electric world of Formula E.
A MotoGP place for Hafizh, but only if...
PETALING JAYA: There will be a MotoGP slot in the Petronas Yamaha Sepang Racing Team for Hafizh Syahrin Abdullah (pic) next year – but there is a catch.
Struggling Williams appoint Israeli Nissany as test driver
(Reuters) - Israeli Roy Nissany will take part in three free practice sessions with the tail-end Williams Formula One team at grand prix weekends this season after being appointed official test driver on Wednesday.
Motor racing - Williams cannot count on improving, says Smedley
LONDON (Reuters) - Williams cannot assume things will only get better after finishing last with just one point in 2019, according to the Formula One team's former head of vehicle performance Rob Smedley.
Bahrain-McLaren ready to battle Ineos for yellow jersey
LONDON (Reuters) - Chequered flags have always been the driving force for McLaren but the iconic British motorsport brand will be focussing its considerable power on chasing yellow jerseys next year too.
It’s a CKJ sweep in cub prix final round
PETALING JAYA: Petronas Sprinta Yamaha-CKJ Racing made a clean sweep in the final round of the 2019 Cub Prix Malaysia Petronas championship.
F1 waves chequered flag for tradition over technology
LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One's governing body has ruled for tradition over technology when it comes to deciding the official end of a grand prix.
Billionaire Lawrence Stroll seeks major stake in Aston Martin - report
LONDON (Reuters) - Canadian billionaire Lawrence Stroll, owner of Formula One team Racing Point, is preparing a bid for a major stake in Aston Martin, Autocar magazine reported, sending the carmaker's battered share price up nearly 15% on Thursday.
Motor racing - Dutch Grand Prix organisers say Zandvoort circuit will be ready on time
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Five months before the first Formula 1 race in the Netherlands since 1985, organisers have finally started the elaborate renovation of their picturesque, but outdated, circuit in the sandy dunes of Zandvoort.