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As the sunset set over Le Mans, and with one third of the 24 hour race completed, it was the Toyota TS040 that had started on pole position that held the upperhand with Kazuki Nakajima holding an advantage of nearly 2 minutes over Marcel Fassler in the no2 Audi R18, with Marc Gene in the no1 Audi in third place.

At the end of the first four hours of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, which was interrupted by two heavy rain bursts, Brendon Hartley was holding the lead in the no20 Porsche 919 Hybrid, 10 seconds in front of the no7 Toyota TS040 hybrid of Stephane Sarrazin, the Frenchman having made one pitstop more than the New Zealander in the lead car.

Ford Olsbergs MSE driver Reinis Nitiss holds an overnight lead after the opening two heats at the World RX of Norway, round three of the FIA World Rallycross Championship.

The ACO and FIA sign an extension of their agreement regarding the World Endurance Championship

Circuit des 24 Heures at Le Mans: the sun is shining and the grandstands are filling with the hundreds of thousands of fans expected to see the 82nd running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the third round of the FIA World Endurance Championship which begins at 15h00 today.

The ACO and FIA sign an extension of their agreement regarding the World Endurance Championship. On...

Records tumbled in the third and final qualifying session tonight, with Toyota Racing’s Kazuki Nakajima claiming a comprehensive pole position for the 82nd running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, due to start at 15h00 on Saturday, 14th June.

Event preview: 2014 FIA European Rally Championship, round six of 11 Geko Ypres Rally, 19-21 June 2014

The FIA today signed the Brighton Declaration on Women and Sport, underlining the Federation’s commitment to encouraging and supporting the promotion of women in motor sport. The Declaration has been signed by more than 400 organisations worldwide.

Round 3 – Rallycross of Norway