Kevin Magnussen will make his IndyCar debut this weekend, replacing Felix Rosenqvist who his still recovering from his huge shunt in Detroit

The Ferrari Owners' Club of Great Britain is gearing up for six races, hours of track day time and a multitude of classic machinery on display at its Croft event on June 26-27

Marcus Ericsson and Kevin Magnussen both won their respective IndyCar and IMSA rounds this Saturday, ending equally long win droughts on the same day

Six pitstops, slowest-ever grand prix, longest–ever race duration and half a lap led – just how did Button do it? McLaren's former PR guru Matt Bishop recalls JB's finest [four] hour[s]

Lord Hesketh says his team and its final car – the 308C – represented "a belief in a kind of English genius"

A few punctures avoided a Baku borefest – here's who and what's traversing our sliding scale after Azerbaijan

McLaren shareholder Mansour Ojjeh, who was a key figure in the team's early '80s revival with TAG-Porsche engines, has passed away at the age of 68

Jacques Villeneuve's FW18-3, with which he won three grands prix and famously used to overtake Michael Schumacher at Estoril, is up for sale at a price of £2.2m

Carlos Sainz Sr, Stéphane Peterhansel and Mattias Ekström have teamed up with Audi as it attempts to become the first manufacturer to win Dakar with an electric car next year

An eccentric celebrity backer, a crack racing squad run on a shoestring and six blown engines – Willy T Ribbs recounts his incredible tale of becoming the first black person to qualify for the Indy 500

In 2011, Dan Wheldon came in from the IndyCar cold to take a scarcely believable last-lap, last-corner win at the Indy 500 – his then-team boss Bryan Herta recounts the story

Jenson Button has gone into detail on why his JBXE Extreme E team joining forces with Lotus is a "childhood dream", whilst the latter says it indicates a wider "return to racing" for the Hethel brand