Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel admitted he tried to buy a classic F2004 car, although he remarked it was ‘way too expensive’.

Colton Herta, the youngest driver to ever win an IndyCar race, would love the chance to race in Formula 1 in the future if the opportunity arises.

To make Formula 1 more interesting, James Allison says he would rid the sport of blue flags, even if it would hurt his Mercedes team more than others.

James Hedley takes dominant race three victory at Thruxton to take a clean sweep of this weekend’s action and firmly put his name back in contention for championship honours in this years British F4 Championship.

James Hedley continued his British F4 Thruxton domination with race two victory after starting fifth, taking advantage of turn one calamities between championship rivals Browning, O’Sullivan and Connor.

Colton Herta, the youngest driver to ever win an IndyCar race, would love the chance to race in Formula 1 in the future if the opportunity arises.

Adrien Fourmaux took second in WRC2 on last weekend’s Rally Turkey behind rival Pontus Tidemand.

Teemu Suninen was forced to retire from last weekend’s Rally Turkey with broken suspension on the final day of the event.

Esapekka Lappi was disappointed not to be able to show his potential pace on the final day of Rally Turkey last weekend.

Another all Audi podium means that the DTM manufacturers championship is all tied up for this season with Audi being well ahead with 827 points compared to the 356 points of BMW.

Josh Cook led home team-mate Tom Chilton in a BTC Racing 1-2 in the final Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship race of the day at Thruxton.

Tom Ingram took a lights to flag victory in race two of the day at Thruxton in the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship.

The RAM Racing Mercedes of Sam de Haan and Patrick Kujala overcame a spin at the start to take their first British GT victory of the year and grab the championship lead after an enthralling three hour endurance race at Donnington Park.

The final six hours of the 24 Hours of Le Mans offered up chaotic racing, with the class leaders decided in the final stages of the race.

In what was looking to be Mike Conway’s first Le Mans victory, disaster struck the Toyota Gazoo Racing #7 through the night at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

Miguel Oliveira claimed his maiden win in the premier class and for Red Bull KTM Tech3 in a stop-start second AustrianGP.

Pol Espargaro takes historic maiden pole for Red Bull KTM in the second visit to the Austrian track.

Ducati continue their Austria domination as Dovizioso stormed to victory to take Ducati’s 50th victory after a horrendous accident brings out the red flag.