This week in Ford Racing
The countdown towards the debut of Mustang in NASCAR is in the final days, so Ford Racing took the opportunity to get some final advance comments from drivers Ricky Stenhouse, … Read More
Author: Scott Morris
Jimmie Johnson looking at new open-wheel challenge?
Jimmie Johnson was recently quoted talking about getting into an IndyCar or F1 car. Jimmie even states that his background and aspirations were to be in IndyCar racing, just like … Read More
Hamilton says Alonso is over-reacting
Lewis Hamilton Lewis Hamilton suspects that former team-mate Fernando Alonso’s comments during the European Grand Prix were an over-dramatic emotional reaction to on-track events in Valencia. Following the race, Ferrari … Read More
Racing this week on ESPN
The NASCAR Nationwide Series races in prime time at Daytona International Speedway on Friday night, July 2, and ESPN will have a live telecast of the Subway Jalapeno 250. The … Read More
Wind Tunnel Sunday line-up
Sunday 6/27/2010 Featured Interview Jaime Allison (Director, Ford North America Motorsports) Ford’s director of North America Motorsports, Jaime Allison, will be a featured guest on Wind Tunnel this Sunday June … Read More
Button: Red Bull has wasted chances
Jensen Button Red Bull have squandered chances to make the most of their speed advantage and rivals are now closing in, according to Formula One world champion Jenson Button. "They … Read More
Autoglym becomes official Status GP partner
Status Grand Prix is delighted to announce an agreement with Autoglym, the UK’s leading producer of premium car care products, to be an Official Technical Partner of its GP3 Series … Read More
Boris Said to run with Brumos in GrandAm
Popular veteran Boris Said has entered the Brumos Porsche 250 at Daytona International Speedway, co-driving Marsh Racing's No. 31 Whelen Engineering Corvette with Eric Curran. The team competes in the … Read More
Jeff Gordon releases his own wine label
On Sunday, Jeff Gordon released the first of four 2007 varietals of his wine to bear the name of his daughter, Ella Sofia. The debut of Jeff Gordon Collection 2007 … Read More
Donohue book honored at IAMA awards
David Bull Publishing is proud to announce that Michael Argetsinger’s Mark Donohue: Technical Excellence at Speed swept the awards in the 2009 International Automotive Media Competition (IAMC). Argetsinger’s book received … Read More
IndyCar drivers talk about world cup
Matos:Do you like or follow soccer? Did you play soccer at some point in your life?RM: Yes, I do follow Brazil, especially in the big matches and tournaments like the … Read More
Q&A with Highcroft Racing owner Duncan Dayton
Duncan Dayton Highcroft Racing has returned from its first assault on the world famous 24 Hours of Le Mans and have now set their sights on defending its points lead … Read More
107% rule to return?
We are hearing buzz that the 107% rule will return to F1. This came from the World Motorsports Council this week: "From 2011, any driver whose best qualifying lap exceeds … Read More
Did Ferrari gain competitive advantage on a media track-day?
The grainy footage posted on YouTube of a Ferrari F10 flying around Fiorano last Friday has provided a bit of a talking point going into this weekend’s European Grand Prix … Read More
JDC Motorsports scores double podium
JDC MotorSports once again showed why it is regarded as one of the premier junior formula car squads in North America on Saturday (June 19), placing two drivers on the … Read More
Said’s Crew Pockets Tissot Pit Road Award in Sonoma
Boris Said’s crew won the Tissot Pit Road Precision Award in Sunday’s (June 20) Sprint Cup road race at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Calif. Said’s No. 26 crew, which will … Read More
Search for Edmonton promoter gets some play
The search for a new Edmonton Indy promoter has finally got out of first gear. Two sources have confirmed that the City of Edmonton recently released Indy financial details to … Read More
Kanaan-Danica feud could ruin IndyCar
There’s no love loss between Andretti Autosport teammates Tony Kanaan and Danica Patrick. That much has been obvious for much of the last year. But the brewing disdain bubbled to … Read More
Sutil: Valencia “Not that challenging”
Adrian Sutil Adrian Sutil admits the Valencia street circuit doesn't rate very highly on his list of favorite tracks as there are no challenging corners. The Spanish port city will … Read More
Chandhock “I’m in for rest of the year”
Recent media reports in the Indian driver's home country suggested that the 26-year-old could be dropped by the team because of problems with his sponsorship. Team boss Colin Kolles was … Read More
Impact Racing retains right to sell in NASCAR
Impact Racing, the Indianapolis racing safety product company owned by motorsports safety pioneer Bill Simpson, has obtained a court injunction to keep its certification from the SFI Foundation to sell … Read More
Grosjean on the Auto GP grid with DAMS
Romain Grosjean Another former F.1 driver joins the Auto GP grid. Romain Grosjean, Renault F1 driver in 2009, will race in Spa-Francorchamps driving a car prepared by DAMS. The Frenchman, … Read More
Dale Jr. featured on SportsCenter’s “My Wish”
For the fifth straight year, ESPN will present its critically acclaimed SportsCenter’s “My Wish" series, which chronicles sports-themed wishes granted to children with life-threatening medical conditions in collaboration with the … Read More
Miller says short ovals are IRL’s future
Robbin Miller's latest:There’s always a lot of grumbling in the IndyCar paddock about coming to corn country: it’s in middle of nowhere, no fancy restaurants and no 4-star hotels are … Read More
Kirby on F1 vs IndyCar in USA
Gordon Kirby had some really interesting things to say about the huge crowd in Montreal and the lack of one in Iowa, as well as some interesting points on the … Read More