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Dan Ticktum expects NIO 333's strong qualifying performances and drop-off in Formula E races to continue to be 'what to expect' for the foreseeable future as it addresses its efficiency.

Acura's Tom Blomqvist and Filipe Albuquerque hope the marque's 1-2 in the Daytona 24 Hours could encourage Honda to enter the car in the Le Mans 24 Hours in 2024.

There weren’t many standout stars from the selection of series launched during last year’s tricky financial climate. Autosport rates how they fared

Filipe Albuquerque admits that he knew it would be a tall order for Wayne Taylor Racing to overcome sister Acura squad Meyer Shank Racing in last weekend's Daytona 24 Hours.

The 2009 Formula 1 World Champion Jenson Button says competing in NASCAR Cup races on road courses is something he is 'definitely interested in'.

Romain Grosjean has expressed his satisfaction with the build-up to this weekend's Daytona 24 Hours, which will mark his first outing as a factory Lamborghini driver.

More details have been announced about the revived Autosport 3 Hours endurance race, which will be held at Snetterton in April for pre-1966 GT cars.

The Formula 1 tech secrets and developments for 2023 lead this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (26 January).

Samuel Harrison topped Autosport’s National Driver Rankings last year after a trophy-laden season across a range of single-seaters. That he achieved the feat despite admitting his A-Levels proved a distraction to his performances in the first half of the season makes his accomplishment all the more impressive

Sebastien Ogier has announced that the next rally of his partial World Rally Championship programme will be Rally Mexico in March.

The World Rally Championship kicked back into life after a brief hibernation last weekend with its iconic Rally Monte Carlo curtain raiser. Autosport reviews the highs, lows, turning points, close calls and heartbreak from a history making season opener.