Christchurch-born race driver Marcus Armstrong returns to 'wings and slicks' single seaters this weekend for his second Formula Renault

Hyundai driver Hayden Paddon's finished 10th in the opening special stage of Rally Spain. The Kiwi WRC driver has finished 6.1 seconds

Michelin has signed a new agreement to extend its commitment to the FIA World Rally Championship for three more seasons. The French

Mark Webber will retire from professional racing at the end of the world endurance season in Bahrain next month. The Australian believes

Lewis Hamilton has pulled out of a tyre test in Barcelona to rest a sore foot ahead of next week's US Grand Prix in Austin. The triple

Two-time event winners Glenn Inkster and co-driver Spencer Winn (Mitsubishi Evo 8 4WD) head a strong entry for this year's Targa

Sébastien Ogier has a second chance to wrap up a fourth successive FIA World Rally Championship title this weekend at RACC Catalunya

New Zealand racing driver Mitch Evans looks set to leave the GP2 series at the end of this year as his focus moves more permanently

He is a four-time winner of the Great Race but Jamie Whincup is quickly fashioning a Bathurst reputation of throwing away wins at

Kiwi V8 Supercars star Shane Van Gisbergen speaks to Radio Sport host D'Arcy Waldegrave after finishing second at the weekend's Bathurst

Kiwi rally driver Hayden Paddon and co-driver John Kennard will compete together in their 100th event at this week's Rally Spain but

Bathurst 1000 winner Will Davison will spend the week planning Jamie Whincup's bucks party as race officials consider a protest that

Kiwi drifting star Mike Whiddett drifts the iconic Franschhoek Pass in South Africa.

Bathurst 1000 winner Will Davison said the controversy surrounding his win won't get in between his friendship with Jamie Whincup.

Shane van Gisbergen has no issue with the drama which ensued at the back end of Sunday's Bathurst 1000. Red Bull's Jamie Whincup

Motorsport commentator Bob McMurray joins Radio Sport host D'Arcy Waldegrave to examine the weekend of motorsport action including

A protest was sensationally launched by Jamie Whincup's Holden team in the wake of Will Davison's controversial Bathurst 1000 triumph. What happens next?

DJR Team Penske and Kiwi driver Fabian Coulthard were left wondering what might have been at yesterday's Bathurst 1000. Coulthard

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It was enough to wipe the ever-present smile off Craig Lowndes' face. But the Holden veteran still tried to look on the bright

The 2016 Bathurst 1000 turned out to be a disaster for Prodrive Racing as their two leading cars were bitten by the Mountain. Reigning

Toyota's New Zealand motorsport roster is set to expand for 2017, with the manufacturer confirming it will join the Brian Green Property

Kiwi driver Mitch Evans was forced to retire with an electrical issue in the season-opening Formula E race in Hong Kong. Evans' Jaguar

A protest has been sensationally launched by Jamie Whincup's Holden team in the wake of Will Davison's controversial Bathurst 1000 triumph at Mount Panorama.

Will Davison has edged Kiwi Shane Van Gisbergen to win the Bathurst 1000 by half a car length as the Red Bull Racing driver tried to find a way past.

"I don't plan on sitting here many more times at these kind of things" said Hamilton.

Dunlop series driver Jack Smith will be forced to pay for the damage sustained by the Paul Morris Motorsport (PMM) Ford when it smashed its way through the dipper in the day's heaviest hit with the repair expected to reach almost $100,000.

Championship leader Nico Rosberg seized pole position for the Formula One Japanese Grand Prix on Saturday, as the German marginally

Garry Rogers Motorsport ace Scott McLaughlin will lead the New Zealand contingent come the start of the 2016 Supercheap Auto Bathurst

Red Bull Racing Australia's Jamie Whincup has snatched pole in the top-ten shootout for tomorrow's Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000