Bernie Ecclestone has threatened to step up his concerns about F1's future engine configuration by suing the governing FIA.
All Inkl's Lamborghini Murcielago driven by Nicky Pastorelli and Dominick Schwager won the GT1 championship race in Navarra.
Virgin on Monday announced a technical tie-up with its famous formula one rival McLaren. The "long term" deal will see the struggling new-in-2010 team be able to use McLaren's "facilities, knowledge and capabilities" including test rigs, simulator, staff and wind tunnel.
According to reports, the IndyCar Series could make a comeback to the Auto Club Speedway in California despite its reputation of being completely desert, attendance wise.
Williams will become Renault's fourth formula one engine customer in 2012, the British team and the French marque announced on Monday.
Jose Ramon Carabante has sold his formula one team HRT to Japanese industrial and financial group Nomura.
After a recall announced in the United States last week, Toyota Canada Inc. has announced a voluntary safety campaign on some 1,505 Highlander Hybrid and 1,476 Lexus RX 400h units.
Jean-Éric Vergne won both races presented in Budapest last week-end and moved back in front of Canadian Robert Wickens in the provisional standing.
Besides the Ford Escape, no other compact SUV or crossover moves off dealer lots more frequently in 2011 than the Dodge Journey. Since its early 2008 launch as a 2009 model, it has offered decent interior space, lots of features and a very low base price.
BMW brand outsold Daimler's Mercedes-Benz last month to expand its lead as the top-selling luxury auto brand in the United States. After six months, BMW's sales rose 13 percent to 113,705. Stuttgart-based Mercedes's U.S.
Mazda North American Operations has launched a prepaid scheduled maintenance program to retain more customers. Consumers who buy a new vehicle or usedor certified-used Mazda from the 2007 model year or later are eligible for the program.
Defeated by Audi at Le Mans, Peugeot won the Six Hours of Imola with its 908 car driven by Sébastien Bourdais and Anthony Davidson. It was the fourth round of the 2011 Intercontinental Le Mans Cup.
In February David Ragan might have thrown away a victory, but this time he got it right and won the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona.
McLaren driver Jenson Button suffered a minor jet-ski injury during filming with the BBC London, earlier this week. The knee injury that resulted from the incident was enough for Button to put out of a 2008 Formula 1 McLaren showing at Goodwood yesterday, but not enough to compromise his home Grand Prix weekend, the team guarantees.
Nico Rosberg told Autosport that he is fully committed to helping Mercedes GP build up as a team. As much as he is comfortable there however, he would like to start winning races soon and top teams' interest is tempting.
Quebecker Rémy Audette, whose main priority in 2011 is the American Formula 2000 Championship, has crossed the half-point in the season as the leader of the series' standing.
Bruno Spengler (C Class Mercedes) took his second season win at Norisring while the race was red-flagged 20 laps before the end due to heavy rain in Nüremberg.
Lincoln's MKX crossover SUV has been significantly redesigned for 2011. The revisions include the addition of Ford's highly-interactive MyLincoln Touch interface, a tour de force of electronic connectivity and technology that suits the avant-garde appearance of the latest MKX.
June may have been another diversion on the automakers' road to recovery. Light vehicle sales were up 2.8% from June 2010, but off 4.6% from May 2011. June's seasonally adjusted annualised rate (SAAR) came in at 11.45m, the slowest rate since last June's 11.17m units.
American automobiles have a limited diet, but gasoline's monopoly at the pump may be ending. The giant of U.S. automakers is turning to something cheaper and cleaner: natural gas. General Motors Co.