Ferrari’s turn for the worse

Two points: that’s how close Max Verstappen came to equalling Michael Schumacher’s feat of winning five consecutive Formula 1 world championships, despite having fallen more than 100 points behind in

After a Le Mans 24 Hours victory in each of its first two campaigns with the 499P Le Mans Hypercar, Ferrari had an avowed aim for 2025: to win a maiden World Endurance Championship title with the car.

The great engineer Dr Harvey Postlethwaite used to tell people that, when working at Ferrari during the 1980s, he evolved a coping strategy for the inevitable, tawdry and tedious internal politics of

Mercedes raised a few eyebrows when it fast-tracked junior phenomenon Antonelli’s F1 debut to replace Lewis Hamilton. For a youngster who had made his first tentative steps in single-seater racing in

Lando Norris began the season in style – well, almost – with victory in the Australian Grand Prix. He qualified his McLaren on pole and recovered from synchronised grass-tracking with Oscar Piastri am

The first week of a new year and already the motorsport season is in full swing. By the time you read this, 325 cars, motorcycles and trucks will be wheel-deep in the sand dunes of Saudi Arabia for th