Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says discussions between Formula 1's key stakeholders regarding rule changes have been constructive as they all seek precise tweaks that will have the desired impact. The FIA is set to ratify any changes to the regulations today, with an e-vote of the World Motor Sport Council...

It's the Week In IndyCar Listener Q&A show, using listener-driven questions submitted via social media, with our new format of answering prioritized submissions for those with limited time to listen before moving into overtime to handle the majority of the remaining questions.This episode is dominated by Romain Grosjean's Formula 1...

Top single-seater constructor Dallara has revealed the full package of updates as the current Formula 3 car enters the last three years of its service.The current-generation car, which was first used in 2012, will continue until the end of '19. Dallara has been tasked with a list of safety and...

The FIA has set up a motorsport accident database that will collect data on crashes around the world to help safety developments in the future.Motorsport's governing body is releasing access to its "World Accident Database" to 139 national motorsport governing bodies, following a two-year trial with eight nations. The national...

Related StoriesThe FIA has confirmed that it is to investigate the circumstances surrounding McLaren driver Fernando Alonso's Barcelona Formula 1 testing accident to find out if lessons can be learned.Although the governing body does not automatically review all incidents at tests, because they are organized by teams rather than being...

Increased run-off areas in the Porsche Curves are among a number of safety improvements planned at Le Mans ahead of next year's 24 Hours.The Automobile Club de l'Ouest, which runs the Le Mans circuit and organizes the 24 Hours, has revealed that there will be changes all around the track...