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Pedro Piquet wins at Hampton Downs
Pedro Piquet has put another famous name on the NZ Motor Trophy after winning the main race at the third round of the Toyota Racing Series at Hampton Downs today.
Motorsport: Kiwis going the distance
Endurance racing is increasingly being seen as a more viable alternative for young drivers as opportunities in Formula 1 dry up.
Watch: Horror truck crash during race
A driver has escaped uninjured after his truck slammed into a barrier and rolled during a motorsport event at Invercargill's Teretonga Park last night.
Motorsport: Hayden Paddon - Hard roads lie ahead
The flying Kiwi Hayden Paddon talks to Eric Thompson about the challenges of his first Monte Carlo rally.
Super rich-lister to build super cars
Kurt Bayer gets an exclusive tour of a billionaire's private race track.
Motorsport: Kiwis scarce at TRS championship
A bumper crop of talented youngsters will line up in the Toyota Racing Series at Ruapuna next weekend but the lack of Kiwi racers is worrying.
First time back to the Springs in 23 years
Super saloons will race at WXC Speedway Western Springs tonight for the first time in 23 years.
Red Bull show off new recruit van Gisbergen
Red Bull has wasted no time in showing off new star Kiwi V8 Supercars recruit Shane van Gisbergen.
Motorsport: Clauson on track to retain his King crown
American Bryan Clauson looks set to defend his King of the Springs title at WXC Speedway/Western Springs tonight.
World still waits for Schumacher news
Fans the world over would love to hear some good news, or indeed any news at all, on former Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher and his recovery.
Michael Schumacher 'is not walking'
Manager of F1 star denies magazine's claim, saying report raising "false hope" of his recovery.
Motorsport: Evans finds highlights in mixed year
Mitch Evans has had one of his busiest yet most unfulfilling years in his sport since he started racing karts back in 2001.
'Long-shot' Scott hits top gear at finish
'I still can't believe it. We were such a long shot." With those words, Scott Dixon brought down the curtain on his fourth IndyCar title.
Formula 1's invisible man
You'd think a person in Formula 1 who has worked at more races than most of the drivers on today's grid would have a name known to millions of fans.