Formula One

Jenson Button will combine his current Super GT commitments this season with a full season of the FIA World Endurance Championship, starting at the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans in June.

Toyota Gazoo Racing took two cars to the World Endurance Championship Prologue and are optimistic about the season after getting some track time with their fellow LMP1 competitors.

Former Red Bull Racing Formula 1 race engineer, Gavin Ward, has said that he is enjoying his new challenge after moving to Team Penske’s IndyCar program for this year.

Danica Patrick will race the #13 car for Ed Carpenter Racing in this year’s Indianapolis 500; the last race that Danica will enter before retiring from motorsport altogether.

Jordan Groves takes a look at the runners and riders of the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series heading into what promises to be another exciting year for America’s premier single-seater championship.

Formula One driver Kevin Magnussen has said that he would love to race in the Verizon IndyCar Series after he has left F1. The Dane told crash.net that he has often dreamt of racing in the series.

The first on-track running of an IndyCar windscreen prototype has taken place earlier this week in the hands of Scott Dixon and the ISM Raceway in Arizona.

Dale Coyne Racing has signed Pietro Fittipaldi, grandson of former F1 champion Emerson, for seven races of the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series; including the Indianapolis 500 in May.

Fuji Speedway are currently seriously considering a race date change for their FIA World Endurance Championship round this year so that it avoids an Formula 1 clash so Fernando Alonso does not have to miss the race.

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing has announced a sponsorship deal with Total ahead of the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series.

McLaren F1 Team’s CEO, Zak Brown, has stated that IndyCar’s Josef Newgarden and Scott Dixon would succeed in Formula One if they were given the opportunity.

The FIA World Rallycross Championship has confirmed that it could accelerate its plans to have an Electric Rallycross class in place by 2020 due to the interest from Manufacturers

The first ever Formula One eSports Championship has been won by British sim-racing driver Brendon Leigh after an exciting final in Abu Dhabi.

Bottas led a Mercedes one-two in qualifying, with Sebastian Vettel third for Ferrari. Felipe Massa to start 10th in final Grand Prix with Brendon Hartley lining up last.

Next week, twelve drivers will battle it out for a chance to be crowned the World’s Fastest Gamer and to win a one-year simulator driver contract with the McLaren F1 team.