WRC champion Kalle Rovanperä may have gone part time in 2024, but Elfyn Evans will still face seasoned challengers as he fights to go one better than his runner-up spot last season

GT racing is undergoing a renaissance as Le Mans adopts GT3 rules and prepares to welcome Lamborghini, McLaren and Lexus alongside the likes of Ferrari and Porsche. But it's the Ford Mustang that looks set to steal the limelight, says Damien Smith

Guenther Steiner was the heart — and public face — of the Haas F1 team, so replacing him is much more than just a change of leadership, writes Damien Smith. Does it indicate that a much larger decision is coming?

At a dark moment for the CART championship, and at a flawed Rockingham oval circuit, Gil de Ferran's superlative dive-bomb to beat Kenny Brack gave everyone a reason to smile again (and again), writes Damien Smith

As Formula E enters its tenth season, it's still seen with scepticism by racing fans. But as coverage switches to pay TV, it is now worth watching, says Damien Smith

Once an F1 hopeful, who then had an unfortunate run in IndyCar, Callum Ilott now has his sights set on sports cars. With a top Hypercar drive at Jota, this may well be the season it all works out, he tells Damien Smith

As Max Verstappen dominates F1, BTCC has its own standout star in Ash Sutton, whose committed, attacking style means that few are complaining as he races towards the series' all-time records

The thrilling 1983 WRC title fight between Lancia and Audi hits the big screen in January, with Volker Bruch starring in Race for Glory as Walter Röhrl. Damien Smith was on set and has good news for rally fans

Robert Kubica is the headline name in WEC's next act but, as Damien Smith writes, the new strength in depth right through the field gives cause for excitement

At just 23, Kalle Rovanperä has taken the WRC by storm – but now the young star is looking for tranquility with less time under the spotlight. It's the championship which will suffer, writes Damien Smith

The pinnacle of racing.... in a Caesars Palace car park. As F1 returns to Las Vegas, Damien Smith looks back to 1982 and the last grand prix held there: the finale to a season that fizzled out

Fernando Alonso narrowly won his duel with Sergio Perez at the Sao Paulo GP — not that you'd have known from the joy on both faces. Their elation is too rare in modern F1, says Damien Smith, echoing a GP-winner of the past