The Ferrari Driver Academy has announced its driver line-up for the 2022 season, with Marcus Armstrong losing his position in the programme after four years.
In what will be IndyCar’s closest thing to a Triple Crown today, the PeopleReady Force for Good Challenge will offer $1 million to any driver who wins a race each on all three IndyCar track types (oval, road course, street circuit).
After his victory in the FIA Formula 3 Championship, Dennis Hauger gave an exclusive interview to the Checkered Flag outlining his thoughts on his season.
The destination of Jake Hill has been confirmed for the 2022 BTCC season as MB Motorsport powered by ROKiT team up with WSR to run the title challenger.
After being involved in a scary handcycling accident that left him hospitalised in June 2020, Alex Zanardi has been released and will continue his recuperation at home.
Team Penske, who has raced in nearly everything, will begin dabbling in the FIA World Endurance Championship by fielding an Oreca 07 Gibson in LMP2 for Dane Cameron, Emmanuel Collard, and Felipe Nasr.
Having just ended his decorated MotoGP career, Valentino Rossi is taking up the GT World Challenge Europe and will run the full 2022 slate for W Racing Team.
After storming to the championship title in Porsche Sprint Challenge GB, Theo Edgerton makes the move in to Porsche Carrera Cup GB for the 2022 season with JTR.
In the closest thing to bringing back Preseason Thunder, which was last held in 2014, the NASCAR Cup Series conducted a two-day Next Gen car test at Daytona on Tuesday and Wednesday.
For the first time since 2019, Ryan Truex will race in the NASCAR Xfinity Series as he joins Sam Hunt Racing for a limited slate including the season opener at Daytona.
With Rick Ware Racing having a new alliance with Stewart-Haas Racing and Ryan Preece now a Stewart-Haas Racing member, it only makes sense for the two to join up. Preece will run the Busch Light Clash and other races in RWR’s #15.
Seth Quintero won his 11th stage of the Dakar Rally, enabling him to break a tie with Pierre Lartigue in 1994 for the most Rally stage victories in one edition.
Frustration from Boost Mobile Super Trucks with Supercars’ new owner over a lack of support has prompted the series to send its 12 trucks back to the U.S.’s Stadium Super Trucks on 19 January. The Australian series’ future is grim.
Matt Brabham, a former Road to Indy star fresh off his third straight Stadium Super Trucks championship, will race in Indy Lights for the first time since 2015 when he joins Andretti Autosport for 2022.