James Newbold

There were impressive performances from female drivers across single-seaters, sportscars and rallying in 2024. We've picked out some of the brightest lights

Struggling with a delaminating tyre, Bortolotti held off a gaggle of cars to finish second to Marco Wittmann at Zandvoort which proved key at the end of the DTM season

Scuderia Italia’s F1 project made a memorable first impression in 1988, but not perhaps for the reason that was intended. Here's how the team devised a creative solution to get itself out of a tight spot, marking a definitive end point to a period many had thought was long over...

Notable names from F1 and sportscars join rally champion Rovanpera on 65-car entry list, including 31 GT3 machines

Renger van der Zande did almost everything bar win the top class title during seven years of service at Cadillac. Now he’s joined Acura, the Dutchman has a clear target in mind

More pieces fall into place for 12 Hour race at Mount Panorama on 2 February

Numerous big names came close but never quite reached the summit in International Formula 3000, the final hurdle for aspiring F1 drivers to clear between 1985 and 2004. But who were the best of the nearly-men?

Three Britons take outright victory, with Darren Leung part of the line-up in the overall and GT3 Am class winners

From its winning arrival into Indycars in 1994, Reynards were invariably at the front until the company’s demise in 2002 led to a dip in fortunes. But there was still time for one more win at Surfers Paradise with Ryan Hunter-Reay in 2003. Here's how it happened

European single-seater powerhouse has assembled a strong team, but setting expectations is difficult