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The Italian Prema team is unlikely to defend its European Le Mans Series crown in 2024 and could expand its World Endurance Championship assault to two cars instead.

Toyota’s GT-One was described as “the ultimate fast failure”, but such was its impact on Vincenzo Sospiri that he picks it as his favourite car.

Toyota’s GT-One was described by Autosport in 2015 as “the ultimate fast failure”, but such was its impact on Vincenzo Sospiri that he picks it as his favourite car.

OPINION: Ferrari’s return to the top of sportscar racing has been a long time coming. So seeing the 499P in the metal is a milestone moment for enthusiasts, as Autosport's long-standing sportscar correspondent explains

After 50 years, Ferrari is heading back to Le Mans with its all-new 499P. A nod to tradition was inevitable as the Prancing Horse forges into a new era

The livery harkens back to the 1970s.

On January 28, the lawns of The Breakers will host 24 Ferraris that competed in the iconic 24-hour endurance race.

Sportscar racing is set to enter a new golden era from 2023, with new rules bringing back much needed life to a motorsport discipline that has been moribund in recent years. Here’s the full list of manufacturers who are building cars to LMDh and Le Mans Hypercar (LMH) regulations.

It's one of the busiest weekends of the season for Motorsport.tv, which will broadcast 19 different series live this weekend. The British Superbike Championship returns this weekend with the championship battle at its peak, while Stock Car Brazil will also be ready for a good show after a few weeks…

Martin Tomczyk is confident that the DTM will remain “attractive” and no ”conflict” will arise with other sportscar series as its incumbent manufacturers prepare works prototype programmes at Le Mans.

Martin Tomczyk is confident that the DTM will remain “attractive” and no ”conflict” will arise with other sportscar series as its incumbent manufacturers prepare works prototype programmes at Le Mans.