Hyundai will rush changes to its i20 WRC transmission following Thierry Neuville's Rally Sweden failure, while Volkswagen will not be able to identify what caused Jari-Matti Latvala driveshaft proble
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Renault is planning to recruit 160 new staff over the next two years in its bid to return to the top in Formula 1
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Hendrick Motorsports' Chase Elliot claimed a historic pole for the Daytona 500, becoming the youngest driver to win pole for the race at his first attempt
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Rally Sweden will remain on the World Rally Championship calendar for a further three years after agreeing a deal with WRC Promoter
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Hayden Paddon has retained his Rally Sweden second-place finish after successfully returning to the service park
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Williams has finished third in two consecutive Formula 1 constructors' championships, but faces a stern challenge to achieve performance chief Rob Smedley's "minimum" target of repeating that feat in 2016
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World Rally Championship leader Sebastien Ogier took his third Rally Sweden victory with a composed performance after resisting a challenge from Hyundai's Hayden Paddon - who provisionally finished second
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Denny Hamlin held off Joey Logano to win NASCAR's season-opening Sprint Unlimited exhibition race at Daytona
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Sebastien Ogier takes a 17-second lead over Hayden Paddon into the final day of Rally Sweden after Saturday evening's superspecial stage
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Jolyon Palmer feels Renault team-mate Kevin Magnussen will be even stronger on his return to the Formula 1 grid as he tries to prove McLaren was wrong to axe him
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Sebastien Ogier held his nerve to narrowly increase his Rally Sweden advantage over Hyundai's Hayden Paddon with just two stages to run
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Sebastien Ogier continues to lead Rally Sweden, but faces mounting pressure from Hayden Paddon after a blistering run from the Kiwi on SS12
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Kyle Larson and Denny Hamlin were the pacesetters on the first day of NASCAR track action of 2016, while Jimmie Johnson drew pole for the Sprint Unlimited curtain-raiser
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A boycott of the opening stage of Rally Sweden was narrowly averted on Friday morning due to a lack unanimous agreement for the action among World Rally Championship drivers
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BMW's fall from grace in the DTM last year shows Audi should not rest on its laurels entering the 2016 season, Jamie Green believes
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Sebastien Ogier narrowly extended his Rally Sweden lead as dramas for his closest challengers Kris Meeke and Andreas Mikkelsen elevated Hayden Paddon to a shock second place
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Kris Meeke has retired from second place in Rally Sweden after striking a rock during the Rojden stage on Friday's afternoon loop
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Sergio Marchionne says Alfa Romeo must consider a return to Formula 1 as a constructor to revive its brand with a Ferrari tie-up the most likely scenario