Lamborghini's troubled new GT3 car, the Temerario, scored its first podium in the IMSA GTD Pro class in Detroit.

Just three weeks after having a win at Imola snatched away by an alternator issue while leading in its LMGT3 debut, the McLaren partner team fought from 15th on the grid to victory with its No. 10 GT3 Evo.

Mühlner Motorsports has announced its plans to enter the 2026 Rolex 24 At Daytona, the first entry for the Belgian-American team since 2022.Bernie Mühlner’s team will enter the No. 123 Porsche 911 GT3 R (992.2) in the GTD class with a lineup headlined by newly-crowned Porsche Carrera Cup North America...

McLaren has tapped Garage 59 for a new role as its LMGT3 partner in the FIA World Endurance Championship starting in 2026, taking over from United Autosports as it shifts focus toward operating its top-class program.The move comes ahead of a hugely important year for the Woking brand in sportscar...

Nine-time MotoGP world champion turned sports car racer Valentino Rossi will make his debut on four wheels at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway later this month, joining BMW and Team WRT in one of its two factory-supported entries for the Indy 8-Hour.

2024 Le Mans 24 Hours overall winner Nicklas Nielsen has been handed a multi-year contract extension by Ferrari.

Alessio Rovera has become the second Ferrari factory driver this month to receive a multi-year extension to his contract, after Antonio Giovinazzi was awarded a new deal before the FIA WEC's 6 Hours of São Paulo. The 30-year-old joined the Italian marque’s factory driver stable in 2022 and, since then,...

The CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa has garnered greater attention from America this year, not only from fans, but teams as well. 

Lamborghini’s technical director Rouven Mohr has revealed that a new approach to customer GT racing will be adopted by the Italian brand next year when the Temerario GT3 makes its debut.“We have changed our philosophy a little bit. In the future, we want to concentrate more on performance-oriented teams where...

BMW M Motorsport has revealed that 38-year-old Belgian driver Maxime Martin has decided to part ways with the German brand ahead of the 2025 racing season to “pursue new challenges.”This decision marks the end of a long association between Martin and BMW, which began when he made a name for...