F1's cockpit protection predicament
Maurice Hamilton looks at the conversations around cockpit protection at the Goodwood Revival and the contrasting opinions between some of racing's most iconic names.
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Need for speed: Cyclist Denise Mueller will attempt world record
Race car driver Shea Holbrook will pace Denise Mueller as she tries to beat the record of 167 mph on her bicycle at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah.
New F1 chairman promises evolution, not revolution
New F1 chairman Chase Carey says he will work closely alongside Bernie Ecclestone to build on the successful foundations laid by the sport's CEO.
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Hamilton: Great battle between Force India drivers
Hamilton: Great battle between Force India drivers
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Verstappen accused of aggressive driving
Verstappen accused of aggressive driving
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Gow: Magnussen crash the turning point
Gow: Magnussen crash the turning point
Driver dies after accident at Eldora Speedway
Shane Unger, a Dirt Late Model racer, has died after a multi-car crash at Eldora Speedway. He was 35 years old.
Bell wins ARCA race at Salem Speedway
Christopher Bell easily held off Tom Hessert to win the 100th running of the Eddie Gilstrap Motors ARCA Fall Classic 200 at Salem Speedway in Indiana on Saturday night.
Where does Daniil Kvyat go from here? Exclusive Q and A
In Monza, ESPN sat down with Daniil Kvyat to discuss the harsh lessons from his demotion to Toro Rosso, how he's dealt with his poor form and why he's not worrying about where he will be in 2017
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Wolff: U.S. investors 'good news' for F1
Toto Wolff believes F1's potential new Amercan investors could be "good news" for the sport as it nears an $8.5 billion takeover.
Liberty Media agrees to buy F1
Liberty Media Corporation announced Wednesday afternoon that it acquired Formula One from a group led by CVC Capital Partners, which bought the majority stake in the racing organization in 2006.
Dixon rolls at The Glen, but title is Pagenaud's to lose
With all eyes on the title battle between Simon Pagenaud and teammate Will Power -- with Pagenaud getting a leg up -- Scott Dixon reminded everyone he is the best driver in the IndyCar Series.
Mercedes and Ferrari test 2017 tyres
The next stage of Pirelli's 2017 tyre testing got underway on Tuesday, with Ferrari and Mercedes helping to develop its prototype tyres at two different circuits.
Pirelli reveals Singapore tyre selections
Mercedes and Ferrari have chosen two very different sets of tyre allocations to attack next weekend's Singapore Grand Prix.
Alonso to test Halo under Singapore lights
Fernando Alonso will be among the drivers testing Halo during free practice for the Singapore Grand Prix.
Merc hopes to break F1's unwritten rule in 2017
Mercedes is looking to be the first team in recent times to maintain an advantage through a major rule change when Formula One's aerodynamic regulations get overhauled this winter.
Hamilton: Solving start issues is top priority
Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes' starts are his main concern before Singapore after losing a shot at victory at the Italian Grand Prix due to a poor getaway off the line.
Rosberg beats Hamilton to easy Monza win
Nico Rosberg claimed a comfortable second victory in as many weeks after leading Lewis Hamilton across the line at the Italian Grand Prix.
Rosberg convincing winner in Monza (1:29)
Rosberg beats Hamilton to easy Monza win
Nico Rosberg claimed a comfortable second victory in as many weeks after leading Lewis Hamilton across the line at the Italian Grand Prix.
Haas: Pressure got to Gutierrez at the start
Haas boss Guenther Steiner thinks Esteban Gutierrez let the pressure of starting from a season's best 10th on the grid get the better of him.
Power (concussion symptoms) OK for Sonoma
After battling concussion symptoms, Will Power was cleared Tuesday to race for the IndyCar championship.
Schumacher earns 82nd career win in Top Fuel
Tony Schumacher got his 82nd career victory in Top Fuel at the U.S. Nationals on Monday in the final race of the NHRA regular season.
Dixon dominates at Glen to win 2nd race of year
Scott Dixon won the IndyCar Grand Prix at the Glen on Sunday at Watkins Glen International.
C. Force edges Hight in Traxxas Nitro Shootout
Courtney Force won the Funny Car portion of the NHRA Traxxas Nitro Shootout on Sunday to earn $100,000 in the specialty event.
Hessert takes first ARCA victory in two years
Tom Hessert celebrated Sunday his first win since 2014 after earning the victory at the ARCA Series race at DuQuoin, Illinois.
Franchitti texts Earnhardt Jr. to talk concussions
Former IndyCar star Dario Franchitti, who retired from competition after a violent crash in 2013, said he has reached out to Dale Earnhardt Jr., who is dealing with the effects of concussions.
Record speeds will create a Watkins Glen wild card
Scott Dixon ran a 1:23.892 second lap in a practice session Friday, which was more than four seconds faster than Ryan Briscoe's 2010 track record of 1:28.1. In short: it's gonna' be fast.
Hamilton pays tribute to 'extraordinary' Button
Lewis Hamilton paid tribute to the "extraordinary" Jenson Button after hearing his former McLaren teammate will step back from Formula One in 2017.
Rosberg left with no excuses for gap to Hamilton
Nico Rosberg admitted he simply was not quick enough to beat teammate Lewis Hamilton to pole position at the Italian Grand Prix, but is looking to the start of the race to turn the tables.
IndyCar returns to The Glen after 6-year hiatus
IndyCar racing returned to Watkins Glen International on Friday after a six-year hiatus, and New York's Thunder Road didn't disappoint as the teams practiced in earnest for the first time.
Hagan tops in Funny Car qualifying at U.S. Nat'ls
Matt Hagan had a track-record time of 3.858 seconds at 330.80 mph in his Dodge Charger R/T to take the Funny Car qualifying lead Friday at the U.S. Nationals at Lucas Oil Raceway.
Hinchcliffe, team fined $20K, docked 25 points
IndyCar has fined Schmidt Peterson Motorsports $20,000 and penalized the team and Canadian driver James Hinchcliffe 25 points for an infraction found during postrace inspection in Texas.
Was the racing showcased at Texas safe?
Some saw Saturday night's race at Texas Motor Speedway as as an excellent showcase for the IndyCar Series. Others were just terrified. John Oreovicz talked to some experts to help sort it out.
Magnussen requires FIA clearance to race in Monza
Following his huge accident at the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday, Kevin Magnussen will undergo further medical checks on Thursday to confirm if he is fit to race at this weekend's Italian GP.
Massa set to retire at end of 2016
Felipe Massa has announced his retirement from Formula One at the end of the current season.
Hamilton hopes Alonso has competitive car in '17
Lewis Hamilton says it would be a "real shame" if Fernando Alonso quits Formula One without being given another shot at a title.
Wolff: Mercedes' downforce levels hurting tyres
Toto Wolff says high tyre pressures at the Belgian Grand Prix prevented Mercedes from extracting the true potential of its car's downforce package, but is reluctant to blame Pirelli.
It's about stability on the 2017 IndyCar schedule
There are few tweaks on the 2017 IndyCar schedule -- the addition of Gateway Motrosports Park is welcome -- but continuity with a careful eye toward growth is key, writes John Oreovicz.
Rosberg wins chaotic Belgian Grand Prix
Nico Rosberg claimed a much-needed race win as he emerged victorious in a chaotic Belgian Grand Prix which had a Safety Car and a red flag period.
Magnussen, Garcia claim IMSA victory at Virginia
Corvette Racing's Jan Magnussen and Antonio Garcia posted their first IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar victory of the season Sunday at Virginia International Raceway.
Rahal makes last-lap pass to win Firestone 600
Graham Rahal held on to beat James Hinchcliffe by eight-thousandths (0.008) of a second in the closest finish ever for an IndyCar race at Texas.
Rosberg runs the perfect race (1:10)
Kevin Magnussen escapes unhurt from horror crash (0:57)
Rosberg wins chaotic Belgian Grand Prix
Nico Rosberg claimed a much-needed race win as he emerged victorious in a chaotic Belgian Grand Prix which had a Safety Car and a red flag period.
Magnussen walks away from Eau Rouge shunt
Kevin Magnussen has walked away from a terrifying crash after losing control of his car on the exit of Spa's notorious Eau Rouge corner in the opening laps of the Belgian Grand Prix.
Roczen scores moto sweep in Ironman National
Ken Roczen completed his Lucas Oil Pro Motocross championship season with a 450 Class moto sweep Saturday in the Ironman National, winning for the ninth time in 12 rounds.
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Race car drivers past and present give their perspectives on the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500.
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Maurice Hamilton looks back at the career of American auto racing impresario Carl Haas.
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As director of Bridgestone Americas Motorsports, Lisa Boggs is one of the most important women in U.S. racing. She's ultimately responsible for all aspects of Firestone's IndyCar racing program.
