Sebastian Vettel says he has not entertained the possibility of quitting Formula One at the end of the year and believes he is still driving at the top of his game.
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Here's everything you need to know about the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, including whether Lewis Hamilton is set to streak away with this year's world championship.
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Max Verstappen hopes Red Bull will be able to regularly challenge Ferrari and Mercedes for race victories by the middle of the 2019 campaign.
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Who's hot and who's not in Formula One? Jake Michaels ranks all 20 drivers ahead of this weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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NASCAR's annual All-Star Race will feature two technical elements that could be incorporated into the Gen-7 car set for 2021. The changes are designed to make performance in traffic more consistent and increase aerodynamic parity.
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Gateway Motorsports Park in Madison, Illinois, will be renamed World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway under a deal announced Wednesday. World Wide Technology's founder said he envisions using the partnership to develop innovative experiences for fans.
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Gateway Motorsports Park in Madison, Illinois, will be renamed World Wide Technology Raceway at Gateway under a deal announced Wednesday. World Wide Technology's founder said he envisions using the partnership to develop innovative experiences for fans.
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Formula One's commercial boss Sean Bratches is due to meet with government officials in a number of Chinese cities to discuss the possibility of a new street race.
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Haas boss Guenther Steiner says the team is still trying to understand its struggle for pace at the last two races.
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Should Lewis Hamilton's rivals be worried about his strong start? Sebastian Vettel or Charles Leclerc? A look at some of the biggest talking points in F1 after the Chinese Grand Prix.
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Although he sympathises with their situation, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has warned Ferrari it might have set a dangerous precedent with its use of team orders going forward in 2019.
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Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson didn't have many problems on the Boston Marathon course Monday, finishing in 3 hours, 9 minutes, 7 seconds.
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Seven-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson didn't have many problems on the Boston Marathon course Monday, finishing in 3 hours, 9 minutes, 7 seconds.
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For the third race in a row, Ferrari used team orders at the Chinese Grand Prix -- but of more concern to the Italian team should be the tension brewing between Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc and its lack of pace in Shanghai.
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The Dakar Rally is leaving South America for Saudi Arabia. Details of the 2020 race will be announced later this week.
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Sebastian Vettel has criticised the media for what he feels has been unfair coverage of Ferrari's implementation of team orders so far in 2019.
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Formula One has offered a glimpse of what Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Raikkonen might look like in the Game of Thrones universe ahead of the popular TV show's final season.
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Williams driver Robert Kubica's Chinese Grand Prix was so dull his highlight was spinning on the formation lap -- he also still has no answer for his massive lack of pace since returning to F1.
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Just because he won't be surrounded by 3,300-pound cars traveling at more than 200 mph doesn't mean Jimmie Johnson will be able to relax when he runs the Boston Marathon on Monday.
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Brittany Force won the Top Fuel final at Houston Raceway on Sunday and John Force Racing teammate Robert Hight took the Funny Car final at the Mopar Express Lane NHRA SpringNationals