A women-only race series will start in spring 2019 with entrants driving mechanically identical single-seater racing cars provided by W Series powered by efficient 1.8-litre turbocharged engines.
Also, Gilles on F1 and Canadians might lose some TV races
Lewis Hamilton can win 2018 world championship at the next race in Austin, Tex.
Hinch sounds off; Dumoulin wins Pinty’s championship; ‘Roval’ might save NASCAR’s bacon; all the racing news
This is a rare chance to buy a car that was previously owned by Jensen Button.
‘Tag’ wins GP3R; Szoke unbeatable on motorcycles
Pirelli will collaborate on a premium audio system that is available in nine different colours that same as the nine different compounds it offers for F1 racecars.
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New photo book celebrates the 40th anniversary of Canada’s Grand Prix
Montreal F1 promoter Francois Dumontier can take steps to help make that support happen.
Plus, Poor Ricky Stenhouse has to sign so many autographs. Boo-hoo. Is there trouble brewing in the U.S. over F1? And much, much more . . .
To commemorate Senna’s incredible racing career, we’ve compiled some of his finest racing moments here. “Pure driving, real racing.” After all, it’s what we all love.
He was killed while driving in a Formula Two race in Germany 50 years ago. People still mourn.
Canadian F1 expert Donaldson says social media uproar over ‘halo’ safety device might see IndyCar’s canopy adopted
Renault/Infiniti Sports Formula One team gave me the opportunity not only to see the race from the prestigious Formula One Paddock Club but gave me exclusive access to all the behind the scenes action
Auto racing columnist Norris McDonald kicks off the weekend’s racing preview with some observations about the new owners of Formula One
How Labatt wanted to move the Canadian Grand Prix to Toronto and how Toronto blew it — not once, but twice.
If you haven’t heard of Nicholas Latifi before, you soon will.
The Project Black S is a collaborative effort between Infiniti and the Renault Sport Formula One racing team.
To help promote its Shell V-Power Nitro+ gas, Ferrari driver and four-time Formula 1 drivers champion Sebastian Vettel joined the company at its media event on the streets of Montreal.
