WRC Amazon Fire Smart TV App Launched
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WRC content is now available to Amazon Fire TV users through the World Rally Championship’s new Smart TV App.
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Formula E champion Nelson Piquet Jr. took his first Global Rallycross victory at the Washington, D.C. round.
Racers Edge Motorsports will join the GTS class of Pirelli World Challenge next year with the new SIN R1 GT4.
Toto Wolff insists Mercedes must be relentless in their push to win this season’s championships as they look to bounce back from their Hungary disappointments this weekend in Belgium.
A relaxed Lewis Hamilton is ready to race for victory in Belgium as Formula 1 resumes this weekend after its mid-season break.
After the disappointments of Hungary, Nico Rosberg is looking for a strong performance in Belgium this weekend, and still believes he can fight Lewis Hamilton for the championship.
Carlos Sainz Jr is expecting a tougher weekend in Belgium for Toro Rosso this weekend than they had in Hungary before the summer break.
Yasuhisa Arai has revealed Honda have used the summer break to update its power unit, but both Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button are set to take grid penalties as a result.
Porsche Carrera Cup GB championship dominator Dan Cammish heads to Scotland with an ever growing series lead and the feeling that perhaps…
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Max Verstappen believes it will be hard for Toro Rosso to match the result and performance of the Hungaroring last month when Formula 1 resumes in Belgium this weekend.
Jenson Button is hopeful of a step-forward from his McLaren-Honda team this weekend in Belgium but does not expect a huge leap in performance.
A prize of $50,000 is available for the winner of Tata Communications’ F1 Connectivity Innovation Prize
