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Pirelli prize fund for 2012 champ
This year's GP3 field will be competing for a 200,000 Euro prize fund, the Series' official tyre supplier Pirelli announced today.
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This weekend on Motors TV - LIVE Daytona 24 Hours
This weekend the legendary Daytona 24 Hours will celebrate its 50th anniversary and the action is all set to unfold LIVE on Motors TV.
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Barwell back in British GT with BMW Z4
Barwell Motorsport will run a BMW Z4 GT3 in this year's British GT Championship after confirming their return to the premier class.
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Lotus for British GT with Bolisetti
Lotus Sport UK has confirmed it will continue in the British GT Championship this season with a pair of Evora GT4s.
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Bacheta confirmed for F2
Luciano Bacheta will return to the Formula 2 grid in 2012 after signing up for a full campaign.
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Dalziel and Starworks on Daytona pole
Starworks Motorsport are on pole position for this Saturday's Daytona 24 Hours after Ryan Dalziel set the fastest time during Thursday's qualifying session.
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GP3 adds Monaco to 2012 schedule
This year's GP3 calendar has been increased to eight rounds with the addition of Monaco, the Series confirmed today.
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Biagi bags BMW Superstars drive
Thomas Biagi will remain in the Superstars Series this season after agreeing a deal with ROAL Motorsport.
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Laine completes MW Arden GP3 line-up
MW Arden has completed its 2012 GP3 Series driver line-up with the addition of Matias Laine.
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Loeb triumphs on Monte-Carlo
Sébastien Loeb never turned a wheel wrong over the five days taking Rally Monte-Carlo to score his 68th WRC victory. The eight-time world champion capped off a perfect week with the Power Stage win and a maximum 28 points.
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Loeb takes lead into final day
Sébastien Loeb is one stage away from his 6th Rally Monte-Carlo Rally success and the early lead in the 2012 WRC.
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Solberg solidifies third place
Petter Solberg set best time on SS16 Moulinet-La Bollene Vesubieto extend his margin to 44 seconds over Mikko Hirvonen for the bottom step of Rally Monte-Carlo.
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Solberg answers Hirvonen
Petter Solberg's stage win on SS15 sees the Norwegian 30 seconds clear of Mikko Hirvonen in the battle for the bottom step of the Rally Monte-Carlo podium.
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Best time for Hirvonen
Mikko Hirvonen posted best time on ES14 Moulinet - La Bollene Vesubie (23,41 km), his third consecutive best time on Rally Monte-Carlo.
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Loeb leads at the end of Day 3
With one more, long day to go, Sébastien Loeb is looking a good bet for his sixth Monte-Carlo success.
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Gulf Racing set for Blancpain assault
Gulf Racing will field a pair of McLaren GT3s in this year's Blancpain Endurance Series, the British squad announced today.
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Maiden win for Hirvonen with Citroen
Citroen got the better of their WRC brethren, taking four studded tyres on the icy Cimetière de Vassieux - Col de Gaudissart (24,13 km) stage, with Mikko Hirvonen setting best time.
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Best time for Solberg
Petter Solberg put the hammer down on St Jean en Royans -Font d'Urle (23,28 km) to move past Dani Sordo for second place.
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Loeb leads comfortably at end of day two
Sébastien Loeb will begin day 3 of Rally Monte-Carlo with more than one-minute 30 in hand from second place Dani Sordo.
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Another stage win for Loeb
Sébastien Loeb posted best time on SS9 St Bonnet -St Julien Molhesabate -St Bonnet2 (25,22 km) to extend his lead to nearly 90 seconds.
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27 Jan 2012 14:35
