This year's Covid-hit Formula 1 championship has been stretched out with a return to old haunts, new locations and now, at the Bahrain International Circuit, a familiar track with some…
The halo which saved Romain Grosjean’s life on Sunday is designed to withstand impacts with "even greater" forces than the Bahrain crash, says one of the figures who helped to…
The mangled barrier, hit by Romain Grosjean's Haas in the Bahrain Grand Prix, did exactly what it was designed to do, said a leading Formula 1 circuit designer. Jarno Zaffelli,…
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It only took a short trundle out of the garage to know they had something. “It was just so easy to drive,” says Eddie Jordan. “Easy to drive, very beautiful…
Hydrogen power is set to take on the dunes, with the announcement of an H2-harnessing Rally Dakar challenger, that's said to be the “future of cross-country rallying”. GCK Motorsport, founded…
Seven years before the ground effect-harnessing Lotus 78 and all-conquering Brabham ‘fan car’, Jim Hall introduced a racing innovation which - almost quite literally - blew away the opposition. It…
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For all the F1 history that Ayrton Senna created, there’s some irony in the fact that many see his first win as his greatest. Never mind the Donington ‘93 masterclass,…
Six months ago the IndyCar Series had loaded into St Petersburg, Florida, in preparation for its 2020 season opener. Drivers' motorhomes were parked up, the track markings freshly painted and…
Picture it now: a Mercedes W10 gunning down the Brooklands straight at Thruxton, or Ferrari's SF90 dicing with last year’s McLaren on the run up to Oulton Park’s Knickerbrook. British…
Part of the first all-female LMP2 crew at this weekend's Le Mans 24 Hours, Sophia Floersch says that female drivers are now getting opportunities in racing that they never would before — but doesn't think W Series is the solution
This year’s unorthodox season sees Formula 1 stage the snappily named Tuscan Grand Prix Ferrari 1000 at Mugello, a circuit that is hosting a championship grand prix for the first…
Today marks the 50th anniversary of Jochen Rindt’s passing. A mercurial talent who rubbed shoulders with Jackie Stewart, Jim Clark and Jack Brabham, the Austrian remains to date the only…