Formula 1 How hard will coronavirus hit motorsport sponsor deals? The coronavirus outbreak has caused chaos. The latest question? What does COVID-19 mean for Formula 1, Formula E and IndyCar sponsorship deals?
NASCAR Newman suffered bruised brain in horrific Daytona crash Roush Fenway Racing’s Ryan Newman has revealed that he suffered a bruise on the brain in his horror crash on the final lap of the Daytona 500
Formula 1 How Renault’s bid to win over Ricciardo has already started Daniel Ricciardo will be a hot property in the 2021 Formula 1 driver market. The first step to Renault retaining its star is a much improved season following a troublesome 2019
Formula 1 What to believe about Honda’s “big step” While Formula 1 testing is always difficult to judge from, it looks like Red Bull and AlphaTauri have made a step forward thanks to their engine supplier, Honda. But can that ‘big step’ help power both teams to 2020 success?
Formula 1 Formula 1 teams’ identity crisis is coming to a head The coalitions between some Formula 1 teams are being taken to the extreme, and it’s creating an identity crisis for the grid. Edd Straw breaks down the arguments for an against partnerships between teams in F1
IndyCar The key questions around Jimmie Johnson’s IndyCar ambitions Jimmie Johnson will test an IndyCar for Arrow McLaren SP next month, but his impending NASCAR retirement and what happens next has raised more questions than answers so far. The Race investigates
Formula 1 Why Williams’s whole future hinges on 2020 Williams has cause for optimism after pre-season Formula 1 testing, but off-track decisions and 2021 preparations will matter as much as 2020 form for a team that may soon have to ask itself some tough questions
Formula 1 The inside story of how Racing Point copied Mercedes Exactly how do you go about ‘copying’ a rival Formula 1 car? Racing Point’s tech chief explains in detail the process his team went through to move its design in a Mercedes direction
Formula 1 Why Red Bull, not Ferrari, is F1 testing’s sneakiest team While Ferrari has drawn the most attention over its questionable Barcelona Formula 1 testing form, Scott Mitchell argues Red Bull is the pre-season’s sneakiest team and could provide an upset in Australia
Formula E ‘Exceptional’ Cassidy targets Formula E race seat Reigning Japanese Super Formula champion Nick Cassidy has “genuine interest” in a Formula E drive, after topping the rookie test times with the Virgin Racing team in Marrakesh
Formula 1 Ferrari’s engine weaker than in 2019 – Binotto Ferrari’s engine performance is weaker than it was in the 2019 Formula 1 season and will be addressed with its first upgrade of 2020, team principal Mattia Binotto has claimed
NASCAR Why NASCAR stars are bounty hunting Kyle Busch Kevin Harvick and a series sponsor have put a bounty out for someone to beat Kyle Busch in NASCAR Trucks. But why does his win rate in the series matter so much?
IndyCar The ex-F1-hopeful poised for an IndyCar breakthrough A full-time IndyCar campaign has been a long time coming for Jack Harvey, and he’s had to watch a lot of old junior racing rivals thriving in that time. But 2020 is his big chance at last
Formula 1 Gary Anderson’s trackside F1 testing conclusion Tech expert Gary Anderson gives his verdict on the performance of the 2020 Formula 1 cars from a trackside perspective, after pre-season testing at Barcelona
Formula 1 Hamilton: Testing games only for ‘weak minded’ Mercedes’ world champion Lewis Hamilton says only the “weak-minded” consider testing a psychological battle, as Formula 1 rival Ferrari insists it is not “playing games” by hiding performance
Formula 1 Ocon added 4.5kg of muscle after 2019 “destroyed” him Esteban Ocon has added “4.5kg of muscle” in preparation for his Renault Formula 1 race return in 2020, as part of his recovery from a 2019 schedule that left him “destroyed”
Formula 1 Is Haas really at the back of the pack? Haas had a fundamental problem with its 2019 Formula 1 car and backed that up with a rollercoaster first pre-season test at Barcelona. But there are signs it may be set to turn things around in 2020
MotoGP The questions that will define the 2020 MotoGP season Ahead of MotoGP’s longest season, Simon Patterson unpacks the key questions resulting from a shortened pre-season testing programme
Formula 1 AlphaTauri could share Red Bull windtunnel under 2021 rules The AlphaTauri Formula 1 team is evaluating the possibility of switching to a windtunnel share with Red Bull Racing
MotoGP Vinales tops final day of MotoGP testing for Yamaha Yamaha’s Maverick Vinales topped topped the final day of MotoGP pre-season testing at Qatar, as Marc Marquez’s switch to a 2019 Honda continued to dominate the headlines
Formula 1 Ferrari reveals cause of engine problem in F1 testing Ferrari has revealed the engine problem it was struck by in the first week of Formula 1 testing was caused by a fault with the lubrication system
Formula 1 Red Bull’s massive leap to a Mercedes testing benchmark No headline times and a high mileage total have often been the hallmarks of Mercedes’ Formula 1 testing strategy, one that Red Bull appears to have adopted for 2020
Formula E Are Formula E driver salaries out of control? Formula E’s driver salaries were modest when the series started six years ago, but a swell of manufacturer interest means it is the fastest growing cost category. Sam Smith investigate where it stacks up compared to other championships
Formula 1 Gary Anderson explains the 2020 F1 front wing aero war The front wing rules in Formula 1 remain the same but while the teams’ designs have converged, Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull have all backed slightly different concepts – which could prove vital in the 2020 Formula 1 season
Formula 1 How Mercedes’ DAS surprise reveals an even bigger weapon Mercedes’ new DAS steering system probably won’t be the thing that wins the team another Formula 1 title in 2020, but it proves exactly why it has so many world championships to its name – and why there’s likely more to come
Formula E Mercedes investigating “odd” de Vries crash, Vandoorne shunt Mercedes is investigating Nyck de Vries’s “odd” Mexico E-Prix crash and his team-mate Stoffel Vandoorne’s own shunt which handed the team its first pointless weekend in Formula E
IndyCar Dreyer & Reinbold, DragonSpeed teams increase IndyCar commitment Indianapolis 500 regulars Dreyer & Reinbold and ex-World Endurance Championship squad DragonSpeed will both expand their Chevrolet-powered IndyCar programmes in 2020
Formula 1 McLaren’s Fry to start Renault management role in February Pat Fry will start work as Renault’s chassis technical director in February, when he will join the team from Formula 1 rival McLaren