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The first round of the Asia Pacific Rally Championship (APRC) is set to get underway tomorrow in New Zealand, at the International Rally of Whangarei, where teams will fight for valuable points over two days of competition, as part of the six round championship.

the Italian classic in San Remo has been won by the 2013 European Champion, "Pedro", although he is not in contention to keep his title.

Some of international rallying’s most promising young drivers will head to Northern Ireland next week for one of the oldest rallies in the world.

Today’s shakedown ahead of the 12-13 April VINZ International Rally of Whangarei has seen European Rally Champion Jan Kopecký set fastest time, two tenths of a second quicker than team mate and defending Asia Pacific Rally Champion Gaurav Gill.

Latest issue of AUTO looks at some of the innovative developments in the worlds of motor sport and motoring.

The following decisions were taken: FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FIA President Jean Todt gave...

F1’s new regulations have had an impact on almost every area of car performance. From fuel to gearboxes to aerodynamics, the game has changed and the FIA technical team is now refereeing a whole new contest.

In the second part of our series on the FIA and 2014’s F1 regulations revolution, the federation’s technical team reveals how it runs the rule over the high-tech marvels that ate the sport’s new power units.

With Formula One implementing the biggest set of regulation changes in its history, ensuring a level playing field just got harder. In the first part of a three-part series we look at how the FIA technical team is managing this tough task.

The entrants in the 2014 FIA Formula 3 European Championship finished their pre-season testing at the Red Bull Ring. Max Verstappen (van Amersvoort Racing) put on another stunning performance setting the fastest time overall.