Formula One
Motor racing - Stroll sees bigger picture ahead of home race
LONDON Lance Stroll has been excited about racing on home soil from the moment he was announced as a Formula One driver last year but, as the Canadian Grand Prix approaches, the teenager is focusing on a bigger picture.
Formula One wants more than 21 races a year
SILVERSTONE, England Formula One wants more than 21 races a year and will actively target new venues rather than wait for potential hosts to come calling, commercial managing director Sean Bratches said on Friday.
Williams mark 40 years with Silverstone special
SILVERSTONE, England Williams celebrated 40 years in Formula One on Friday with a cast of champions and tens of thousands of fans watching cars from the British team's glory years lapping a damp Silverstone circuit.
Wehrlein cleared for Canada
LONDON Sauber Formula One driver Pascal Wehrlein has been cleared for next week's Canadian Grand Prix after medical tests following a crash in Monaco on Sunday.
Britain's Ainslie stakes all on America's Cup dream
Ben Ainslie is the only America's Cup skipper with his name emblazoned on one of the six space-age foiling catamarans flying around Bermuda's Great Sound this month.
Giovanazzi given F1 practise slots at Haas
LONDON Ferrari's Italian reserve driver Antonio Giovinazzi will take part in Friday practise sessions with Haas F1 at seven grands prix this season, the U.S.-owned Formula One team said on Wednesday.
Vettel's Monaco win fires up Ferrari fans
LONDON Sebastian Vettel has won plenty of races in his career, some more emotional than others, but the German's one-two victory in Monaco was of special significance for Ferrari fans starved of success in recent years.
Motor racing - Shy Sato braces for spotlight after Indy 500 win
INDIANAPOLIS Fernando Alonso hogged the spotlight all month at the Brickyard but on Sunday Takuma Sato was the headliner as the first Japanese to win the "Greatest Spectacle in Racing".