Indycar prepares for a venetian blinder

It was a result nobody predicted. Robert Shwartzman’s pole for the Indianapolis 500, his maiden oval outing, was the first achieved by a rookie at the Brickyard in over 40 years. Still more remarkable

The tears flowed as Oliver Solberg struggled to take in what he had just pulled off. The 23-year-old Swede, who is the son of 2003 World Rally Champion Petter Solberg, hadn’t driven a top-line Rally1

“It’s probably down to who does the least mistakes, I would say, more than anything. Not necessarily who’s outright the quickest or who can simply race better or who makes the best overtakes. I think

Time to celebrate 75 years with an epic blast from track to track

GIAMPAOLO DALLARA has no idea how many racing cars have been made by the company that has borne his name since its inception in 1972. The best guess within Dallara Automobili is that it’s probably aro

For as long as Motor Sport has been in existence – 101 years and counting – there have always been drivers whose natural talent and work ethic made them eminently well suited to grand prix racing but