Timing and tracking return for Sweden
The World Rally Championship will take another step back towards normal service on next month's Rally Sweden, when the vital timing and tracking services return for round two.

Q and A: Mini boss on Monte podium
Q and A with Mini WRC team principal Dave Wilcock

Brynildsen joins Ostberg for Sweden
Leading Norwegian driver Eyvind Brynildsen will make his debut in a World Rally Car on Rally Sweden, when he joins Mads Ostberg's Adapta Motorsport team.

Latvala puts Monte crash behind him
Ford driver Jari-Matti Latvala says he has put his Monte Carlo Rally shunt behind already, with his focus now firmly fixed on next month's Rally Sweden.

Ford team boss praises Solberg
Ford team principal Malcolm Wilson has praised his driver Petter Solberg's efforts in delivering a Monte Carlo Rally podium on the Norwegian's debut in a Fiesta RS WRC

Monaco base discussed for 'Monte'
The organisers of the Monte Carlo Rally are under pressure to implement significant changes to the route for next year's event, including a wholesale move back to Monaco

Solberg gets suspended ban
Petter Solberg has been given a suspended one-rally ban after being caught speeding on a road section during the Monte Carlo Rally last night

Loeb claims Monte Carlo victory
Sebastien Loeb started 2012 in the perfect fashion by clinching a dominant victory in the World Rally Championship's Monte Carlo opener

Loeb on cusp of Monte Carlo win
Sebastien Loeb looks assured of a sixth Monte Carlo Rally victory and a perfect start to the 2012 World Rally Championship after retaining his lead through the Saturday night stages

Loeb leads, podium fight closes up
Sebastien Loeb continues to lead the Monte Carlo Rally, while Petter Solberg has begun catching Dani Sordo for second

Loeb pulls away as Hirvonen flies
Sebastien Loeb continues to lead the Monte Carlo Rally after the penultimate full day, while a second straight stage win for his new Citroen team-mate Mikko Hirvonen brought the Finn closer to Petter Solberg's third place

Ogier's co-driver 'fit for Sweden'
Sebastien Ogier's co-driver Julien Ingrassia will be fit for Rally Sweden despite injuring his arm in a high-speed crash on the Monte Carlo Rally

Todt: WRC promoter solution close
The World Rally Championship promoter saga is very likely to be resolved before the next round in Sweden, according to FIA president Jean Todt

FIA rules out WRC/IRC merger
FIA president Jean Todt says the possibility of Eurosport becoming the World Rally Championship promoter will not lead to a merger between the series and the Eurosport-owned Intercontinental Rally Challenge

Todt wants superally abolished
The future for the World Rally Championship's controversial superally regulation has been called into question by FIA president Jean Todt

Monte admits long event a mistake
Next year's Monte Carlo Rally is expected to return to a shorter format after a disappointing level of entries for this week's World Rally Championship opener

Q and A: Todt on the WRC's future
FIA president Jean Todt on the World Rally Championship's crisis and future

Loeb guesses right as weather turns
Sebastien Loeb continues to extend his Monte Carlo Rally lead, having judged the conditions perfectly as the weather changed on Friday morning

Solberg allowed to push for second
Ford team principal Malcolm Wilson says Petter Solberg will be allowed to fight for second place on the Monte Carlo Rally, rather than having to drive for points on the World Rally Championship opener

Ogier's co-driver hurts arm in crash
Sebastien Ogier's co-driver Julien Ingrassia is receiving treatment for what are believed to be minor injuries to his right arm following the stage-10 accident which put the Volkswagen crew out of the Monte Carlo Rally

Ogier crashes out in Monte Carlo
Sebastien Ogier's sensational run on the Monte Carlo Rally has come to an end after the Volkswagen driver crashed out on SS10

Loeb in charge after Monte day two
Sebastien Loeb continues to dominate the Monte Carlo Rally at the end of the second day

Loeb stretches Monte Carlo lead
Sebastien Loeb is edging away from his rivals at the start of day two of the Monte Carlo Rally, winning all three of today's stages so far

Proton thrilled to show potential
Proton team principal Chris Mellors says the Malaysian firm's World Rally Championship return has demonstrated the potential of the Satria-Neo S2000

Wilson: Monte still wide open
Ford team principal Malcolm Wilson says the heavy snow forecast for the French Alps means the Monte Carlo Rally remains wide open

Latvala admits blame for Monte crash
Jari-Matti Latvala has admitted the Monte Carlo Rally crash which put him out of the lead of the World Rally Championship opener was all his own fault

Citroen affirms WRC commitment
Citroen World Rally team principal Yves Matton has confirmed the French firm's continued participation in the World Rally Championship, despite the withdrawal of its PSA stablemate Peugeot from endurance racing

Haug will von Häkkinen-Comeback nichts wissen

Mercedes-Motorsportchef Norbert Haug widerspricht Gerüchten, wonach Mika Häkkinen für ein DTM-Cockpit 2012 in Frage kommt

Andretti: "Die USA brauchen die Formel 1 und umgekehrt"

Mario Andretti hofft im Hinblick auf Austin und New Jersey auf erfolgreichere US-Gastspiele der Königsklasse als in der Vergangenheit

Die Reifenregeln im Überblick

Die FIA hat das Reifenreglement für die Formel-1-Saison 2012 weitestgehend unverändert gelassen: Zusammenfassung der wichtigsten Vorschriften

Whitmarsh: "McLaren steht zu 100 Prozent hinter Lewis"

Martin Whitmarsh steht auch nach der schwierigen Saison 2011 weiter voll hinter Lewis Hamilton - Mario Andretti ortet beim McLaren-Piloten einen Schneeball-Effekt

Sebring-Tests: Barrichello hat Vergleichsmöglichkeiten

Rubens Barrichello sitzt kommende Woche in Sebring zum ersten Mal in einem IndyCar - unter anderem sind auch Penske und Ganassi anwesend

Berger: Erfolg in der Formel 1 ist zu 50 Prozent Kopfsache

Gerhard Berger analysiert die Stärken der Weltmeister Schumacher und Vettel und gesteht, dass er selbst als aktiver Pilot mehr hätte herausholen können

Rückzieher: Argentinien nicht mehr im WTCC-Kalender

Die WTCC gastiert 2012 doch nicht in Argentinien: Eine neue Kalenderversion der FIA lässt auf einen Ersatzevent in Europa schließen - in Brünn?

Viel Neues auch bei den kleinen Teams

Vor der NASCAR-Saison 2012 gibt es auch Hinterfeld reichlich Bewegung: Zwei Teams planen in Daytona ihr Sprint-Cup-Debüt - Kenny Wallace mit Comeback

Aus Renault wird Lotus: E20 statt R32

Der Bolide, mit dem Kimi Räikkönen und Romain Grosjean in der Saison 2012 für Lotus auf die Strecke gehen werden, trägt die Bezeichnung E20

Berger: "Gute Ideen aus allen Serien in ein System packen"

Gerhard Berger hat in seiner Funktion als Vorsitzender der Formelsport-Kommission bei der FIA konkrete Pläne und will bald Ergebnisse präsentieren

Berger: Schumacher soll aufhören

Michael Schumachers Vertrag endet nach der anstehenden Saison - Gerhard Berger rät dem Deutschen, die Helm an den Nagel zu hängen

Force India: Bianchi unterschreibt als Ersatzfahrer

Jules Bianchi schließt sich dem Force-India-Team an - Der 22 Jahre alte Franzose wird dritter Fahrer hinter Nico Hülkenberg und Paul di Resta

Marussia verzichtet auf KERS

Bei Marussia bündelt man die Ressourcen und konzentriert sich komplett auf die Aerodynamik - John Booth erhofft sich große Verbesserungen