Ferrari back to Le Mans’ top class with 2023 hypercar entry
Ferrari will build and develop a factory Le Mans Hypercar project for 2023 when it will join Porsche, Toyota, Peugeot and Audi at the 24-hour endurance classic
Magnussen gets Peugeot seat for its Le Mans return
Former Haas Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen will be part of Peugeot’s line-up for its long-awaited Le Mans 24 Hours return in 2022, with fellow ex-F1 racers Jean-Eric Vergne and Paul di Resta among his team-mates
Your need-to-know guide to the 2021 Daytona 24 Hours
The 24 Hours of Daytona is the first blue-riband event on the motorsport calendar – and this year it’s bigger than ever. Jack Benyon explains why it’s great Saturday viewing for any fan
Acura commits to LMDh, giving it a shot at Le Mans
Acura has committed to the new hybrid LMDh sportscar rules for 2023, joining Porsche and Audi, and putting it in a position to contest the Le Mans 24 Hours
Red Bull and ORECA join forces to create Le Mans hydrogen car
The Red Bull Formula 1 team’s Advanced Technologies arm will join forces with French manufacturer ORECA to design the chassis for Le Mans 24 Hours’ upcoming hydrogen class
Mardenborough moving on after ‘frustrating’ Nissan exit
Jann Mardenborough is seeking out a future role with a new manufacturer after recently losing his position in the NISMO Nissan Super GT ranks
The driver stranded by COVID for nearly a year
In the second of our stories of how the pandemic has affected drivers’ careers, Sam Smith hears from a sportscar racer cut off from his normal life in China for 11 months
Inside a racing driver’s quarantine period
The last 12 months have been all about isolating, quarantining and locking down with travel a logistical nightmare. This is how one driver living on the other side of the world kept his career going
Magnussen picks Ganassi IMSA seat for 2021
Outgoing Haas Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen will head to American sportscar racing for the first step of his post-F1 career
Montoya to contest first full WEC campaign in 2021
Juan Pablo Montoya is set to race full-time in the World Endurance Championship for the first time next season, joining DragonSpeed in the LMP2 class
