2018

After one of the toughest seasons in Williams' history, Crash.net chats with deputy team boss Claire Williams about the need to push the reset button for 2019. Claire, we’re here in Austin and obviously not nearing the end of the season now-

Three-time Formula 1 world champion Niki Lauda has been released from hospital following a successful lung transplant.

Mitch Evans has set himself the target of claiming Jaguar Racing’s first Formula E victory during the upcoming 2018/19 campaign.

Formula 1 heads to Mexico City for this weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix, an event which could mark a championship coronation for the second successive year.

Lewis Hamilton will be crowned the 2018 Formula 1 world champion if he finishes inside the top seven at this weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix.

Claire Williams says George Russell’s talent alone, and not his links to Mercedes, was key to her Formula 1 team signing him for 2019.

Formula 1 race director Charlie Whiting has moved to clarify the FIA’s standing over red flag rules and explained why Sebastian Vettel was penalised at the United States Grand Prix.

The Ángel Nieto Team has completed its line-up for the inaugural FIM MotoE World Cup by signing María Herrera to race in the new electric class alongside Nico Terol.

Formula 1 sporting boss Ross Brawn believes Sebastian Vettel’s mistakes can no longer be viewed as coincidence and instead highlights that the Ferrari driver is “a bit out of sorts”.

The AmD Tuning British Touring Car Championship team will field a pair of Honda Civic Type-Rs under the Cobra Sport AmD Tuning Racing banner for the 2019 season.

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff reckons Ferrari’s victory at the United States Grand Prix shows the 2018 championship fight is “far from over”.

Ben Currie will make his debut in the Bennetts British Superbike Championship next season, having signed as team-mate to Glenn Irwin at the title-winning Bournemouth Kawasaki squad.

After sustaining a broken left tibia on the last lap of Sunday's Japanese Moto2 Grand Prix, Bo Bendsneyder remains in Okubo Hospital and will miss this weekend's Phillip Island round.

2018 has been Williams’ annus horribilis in Formula 1. After being a consistent force in the upper-midfield through the V6 turbo era, the team’s fortunes took a significant dip this year, leaving it rooted to the foot of the constructors’ championship table.

Mike Jones will return to the MotoGP grid at Phillip Island this weekend, as a replacement for Alvaro Bautista at the Angel Nieto (Ducati) Team.

The Race of Champions will make its first visit to Latin America in 2019 after Mexico City was announced as the host for next year's event, which will take place at the Foro Sol amphitheatre at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit.

Fernando Alonso says he felt a full-season IndyCar campaign would have been "too demanding" to attempt in 2019, but remains keen on entering the Indianapolis 500 to try and complete the 'triple crown'.

Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Maurizio Arrivabene has praised the Italian squad for showing “great courage at such a tricky time” by claiming victory at the United States Grand Prix.

Haas Formula 1 chief Günther Steiner is refusing to dwell on the possibility of Romain Grosjean receiving a one-race ban, with the Frenchman just two penalty points away from being forced to sit out a grand prix weekend.

The FIA has confirmed a 10-team entry list for the inaugural FIA Formula 3 season in 2019, with a number of familiar names from the existing Formula 2 and GP3 platforms set to join the grid.

Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn feels the unpredictable nature of Sunday's United States Grand Prix acted as a case for cutting back on the data made available to teams in the sport after teams lost the majority of their practice running to wet weather.

Running through the Formula 1 field after a thrilling United States Grand Prix on Sunday, Crash.net F1 Digital Editor Luke Smith brings you his driver ratings. Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes - 8

Lewis Hamilton is confident that everyone in the Mercedes Formula 1 team will "kick ourselves up the backside" following their defeat to Ferrari in Sunday's United States Grand Prix as the drivers' championship title race continued for another week.

Former Trident Motorsport driver Santino Ferrucci is being legally challenged by the team over missed payments of over €500,000 after being sacked by the team earlier this year.