Lewis Hamilton says he still wants to fulfill a dream of racing in Formula 1 in Africa, despite Rwanda not being due to join the calendar until the early 2030s.

“I’m leaving it to my management and, of course, Ferrari as well,” he says.

According to a schedule announcement by the local government where the circuit Barcelona-Catalunya is located in Spain, an IndyCar Series event at the track will be confirmed in a presentation on Friday. 

While son Oliver’s WRC championship bid fell short at the last moment, his world champion father considers his season another worthy chapter in the family’s rallying honor roll.

What began in 2022 as an idea to bring Miata enthusiasts together for good vibes and friendly competition has grown into a national celebration of Mazda's iconic roadster and the generations who drive it. Now in its fourth year, MiataCon presented by Piloti returns to Lime Rock Park this Friday...

Fortescue Zero Racing has firmed up its driver line-up for its debut Formula E season with the signing of Dan Ticktum. The British driver will partner compatriot Taylor Barnard at the Australian team, which is entering the series after taking over the former Penske Autosport operation.

Eric Magnussen won out in a season-long battle with Eric Kutil for the GRIDLIFE Eibach GLTC title, after one of the most consistent campaigns in series history.

Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing has hired Gavin Ward as its new VP of Engineering. The Canadian will focus primarily on RLL’s IndyCar program, but will also have oversight of its IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship effort with McLaren.

Why would key members of IndyCar’s most dominant team choose to leave at the same time? This is turning into the biggest story of the year and could have implications that extend well into the future.

Colton Herta has already driven in Barcelona, Budapest and Monza – although the latter was cut short due to a reliability issue – and now gets to appear at a home track where he took his first IndyCar victory as an 18-year-old.