Toyota completed on Friday its first full test with the new TS030 Hybrid car that will compete in the Le Mans 24 Hours this year.
The Lotus F1 team has announced its 2012 challenger will be named the E20 to commemorate the 20th F1 chassis designed at the team's base in Enstone.
Reigning British Touring Car champion Matt Neal cas welcomed the competition MG's return will bring to the series
Former Maserati grand prix driver Roberto Mieres has died at the age of 87
Dutch team MP Motorsport has committed to a maiden full-time campaign in Auto GP for the 2012 season
Anthony West has announced that he has been unable to find the funding to return to MotoGP with Speed Master and is now set to retire from racing
IRC motorsport development manager Jean-Pierre Nicolas has praised the organisers of the Circuit of Ireland Rally after completing his route survey this week
The 2012 GP3 Series champion will receive a 200,000 euro prize from tyre supplier Pirelli if they graduate to GP2 for 2013, the series has announced
Jules Bianchi will be Force India's reserve driver this year, with the promise of some extensive running on grand prix Fridays.
Marussia has decided against having KERS on its car for the 2012 Formula 1 season, AUTOSPORT has learned.
Mercedes GP remains confident that it has made the right decision in opting to delay running of its new car until the second pre-season Formula 1 test, even though it is the only frontrunning outfit to adopt such a tactic.
Vitaly Petrov says Formula 1 drivers will welcome a move by Pirelli to be more aggressive with its tyres this year.
Spain faces a race against time to find a broadcaster for Formula 1 in 2012 after the rights owner ended its contract with Le Sexta.
Circuit of Ireland Rally director Bobby Willis has vowed to bring Ireland's oldest and most famous motorsport event back to life when it runs as an Intercontinental Rally Challenge round in April
Ryan Dalziel gave Starworks Motorsport pole position for the Daytona 24 Hours with a flying lap midway through qualifying on Thursday
The World Rally Championship will take another step back towards normal service on next month's Rally Sweden, when the vital timing and tracking services return for round two.
Q and A with Mini WRC team principal Dave Wilcock
Formula Renault 3.5 race winner Albert Costa's prospects of securing a drive in 2012 have suffered a setback in recent weeks owing to an off-track 'managerial' dispute.
Q and A with Kazuki Nakajima
Kazuki Nakajima believes that Toyota can fight for victory in the Le Mans 24 Hours at the first attempt with its new TS030 HYBRID.
The GP3 series will make its first visit to Monaco this year, championship organisers announced on Thursday.
Richard Childress Racing will run a fourth car in the first five rounds of this year's NASCAR Sprint Cup, with Elliott Sadler and Brendan Gaughan sharing the driving
Caterham technical chief Mike Gascoyne says it's time for the team to take another step forward this year after finishing as best of the 'new' teams in 2011.
Justin Wilson's long-expected return to Dale Coyne Racing for the 2012 IndyCar season has finally been confirmed
Rubens Barrichello will test an Indycar at Sebring next week as he explores his racing options for 2012.
British Touring Car racer Andy Neate believes his deal to drive a works MG alongside Jason Plato will help him reach a new level
British Touring Car supremo Alan Gow believes the new NGTC regulations have made it possible for MG to return to the series
Matias Laine will complete MW Arden's driver line-up for the upcoming GP3 season, the team has announced.
Q and A with Pedro de la Rosa
Pedro de la Rosa says he is not back in Formula 1 racing just to make up the numbers, the Spaniard eager to show he can still be competitive.
