Motosports

Formula 1 2019: Haas chief Guenther Steiner plans to put his foot down, take hard-line approach on clashing drivers

Haas team chief Guenther Steiner plans to take a hard-line approach with his drivers, including reducing their decision-making options, following clashes at the last two races.

Formula One: F1 teams should have no say in sport's governance, says Formula E chief executive Alejandro Agag

Formula One teams should have no say in the governance of the sport because they follow their own agenda and are an obstacle to change, Formula E founder and chief executive Alejandro Agag said on Thursday.

Formula One: Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton says battle with other teams better than internal rivalry with Valtteri Bottas

Five-time world champion Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes should not be blamed for their dominance and he would far rather be in a battle with Formula One rivals Ferrari and Red Bull than team mate Valtteri Bottas.

Formula One: Charles Leclerc fancies future at Ferrari, talks about racing alongside Sebastian Vettel

Leclerc made his debut with Sauber this season and his talent is out there for everyone to see. In an age, when Max Verstappen has lifted the benchmark for a rookie driver impossibly high, Leclerc has managed to not just deliver, but shine.

Formula 1 podcast: How Charles Leclerc outperformed Max Verstappen, Kimi Raikkonen-McLaren rumours and more

Charles Leclerc has had a phenomenal start to his debut season in Formula 1, even better than Max Verstappen. In this week's episode of the Inside Line F1 Podcast, Mithila and Kunal do some math and tell you why

Formula One: Red Bull Racing's decision to partner with Honda could prove a masterstroke in future

In what could be a move out of a lack of choice for Red Bull Racing, the partnership with Honda could turn out to be a masterstroke in time to come.

Meeting Mika Hakkinen: Here's what it's like to be driven around in a Caparo T1 by the 'Flying Finn'

Mika Hakkinen laid down some rubber on the streets of Delhi /Gurgaon during his road show, which was part of his itinerary in India.

Bringing Indian Grand Prix back: Here are the changes Formula One needs to make to revive event

In the recent past, Asia has been one of the biggest market failures for Formula One to capture with exits in India, Korea and Malaysia (in 2018).

McLaren a very systematic company, but can find it hard to adapt to change, says Honda chief

Honda’s motorsport head has portrayed former champions McLaren as ‘systematic’ and set in their ways as the Formula One partners prepare to separate at the end of the season.

Vijay Mallya will represent India at FIA despite being in dock over debts, money laundering

"We nominate representatives to FIA for a three-year term. We can only nominate new names once the current cycle gets over in 2018. If we replace Mallya now, we lose our seat on the World Motor Sport Council," said FMSCI president Akbar Ebrahim.