Some of the biggest changes in Toyota Racing Series history were packed together for this year, and there was a lot to read in to
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The Brazilian is best known for his Esports exploits, but it was new skills that propelled him to his first international single-seater title
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Sophia Floersch was presented Laureus’s World Comeback of the Year award on Monday for her racing return after breaking her back in the Macau GP
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Nobuharu Matsushita will continue to race in Formula 2 this year after joining MP Motorsport
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Jack Aitken will continue in F2 for a third season alongside his new Williams F1 reserve driver commitments, racing for Campos once again
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Igor Fraga beat Liam Lawson to the 2020 Toyota Racing Series title with victory in the New Zealand Grand Prix
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Igor Fraga narrowly beat Caio Collet to take pole for the season-ending New Zealand Grand Prix in the Toyota Racing Series
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Igor Fraga won the opening Toyota Racing Series race of the weekend at Manfeild, closing the gap to title-leading team-mate Liam Lawson to four points
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Race-winning IndyCar team Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing will return to single-seaters this year in Formula 4
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Renault Sport Academy member Guanyu Zhou will also act as the Renault Formula 1 team’s test driver this year after Jack Aitken’s departure
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The news that Sergio Sette Camara will join Carlin for an IndyCar test has added more questions as to the Brazilian’s 2020 plans
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On October 13 2019, the Dallara F312/317 F3 car was signed off after eight years of service. Some of the top teams in the category reflect on their favourite moments
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Reigning Toyota Racing Series champion Liam Lawson took the New Zealand Motor Cup by winning the feature race at Pukekohe, as M2 Competition wrapped up the teams? title
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Jackson Walls kept his MTEC Motorsport team-mate Petr Ptacek at bay to win the reversed-grid second Toyota Racing Series race at Pukekohe
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Lawson closes on Fraga with Pukekohe TRS victory after first-lap contact
by Peter Allenby Peter AllenLiam Lawson closed the gap on Toyota Racing Series leader Igor Fraga with victory in race one at Pukekohe after first-lap contact between the two title rivals
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The FIA has released the findings of its investigation into the accident in which Formula 2 driver Anthoine Hubert lost his life at Spa-Francorchamps last year. The investigation found no …
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Luca Ghiotto will make an unexpected return to Formula 2 this year driving for Hitech Grand Prix’s new entry alongside Nikita Mazepin
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Reigning Super Formula Lights champion Sacha Fenestraz has earned a move up to Super Formula with Toyota-powered team Kondo Racing
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Van Amersfoort Racing has signed Alexandre Bardinon as its first driver for its venture in Euroformula
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Euroformula champion and FIA F3 Championship race-winner will depart single-seaters this year for a seat in International GT Open