F1 governing body seeks five-year engine freeze

F1 carmaker teams sign up for 2008

Formula One carmakers threatening their own series announced on Monday that their teams had submitted entry forms to continue in the FIA world championship in 2008.

Carpenter out of hospital after fatal crash

Driver Dana dies in IndyCar crash

MIAMI: IndyCar driver Paul Dana died on Sunday after his race car, travelling at almost full speed, plowed into the back of another car during a practice run at Homestead-Miami Speedway.

Capirossi wins, Pedrosa shines, Rossi 14th

Italy's Loris Capirossi held off a determined challenge from debutant Dani Pedrosa to claim a flag-to-flag victory on his Ducati in the season-opening Spanish MotoGP race in Spain on Sunday.

Japanese Formula One GP switched to Fuji for 2007

The Japanese Formula One Grand Prix will take place at Fuji Speedway in 2007, circuit owner Toyota said on Friday.

Schumacher keeps everybody guessing

Michael Schumacher is relaxed and having fun. Unless, of course, he is feeling despondent and ready to retire.

F1 teams given end-March deadline to sign for 2008

Formula One's governing body has told carmakers to sign up for the 2008 championship by the end of March or be frozen out of the decision-making process.

McLaren can deliver for Raikkonen, says Hakkinen

Twice world champion Mika Hakkinen believes Kimi Raikkonen would be well-advised to ignore offers from other Formula One teams and stick with McLaren.

Rossi remains the man to beat at MotoGP

Valentino Rossi faces the challenge of new and younger rivals in what could be a watershed season for the charismatic king of MotoGP.

Father and son champions face the motorcycling world

Motorcycling's King Kenny, three times 500cc world champion Kenny Roberts, is looking forward to the start of a new grand prix season more than he has in years.

Ferrari are on schedule, says Schumacher