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Two rounds remain of the 2021 season and former World Champion Jenson Button cannot call which way the title will swing.

While not expecting Mercedes to have the pace they did in Qatar, Valtteri Bottas hopes it can be carried into Saudi Arabia.

Red Bull's Helmut Marko says due to the stability of the Honda engine, the team will finish this season with their current pool.

Ferrari's lack of engine degradation meant they did not consider a new one for Charles Leclerc despite his poor grid slot in Qatar.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen feels that the system for engine penalties does not make sense, and so is calling for a re-think.

Maruti Suzuki’s executive director for sales and marketing chats with Campaign India on a wide range of topics, which include why the brand is yet to enter the EV space, the importance of print advertising, the post-lockdown recovery, and more…

Mercedes have revealed that it was not their straight-line speed which beat Red Bull in Qatar, instead they did it in the corners.

The UK government has announced that all new buildings in England will be required to install electric vehicle charge points from 2022 as the government looks to ‘toughen up’ regulations for both new homes and buildings.

Lewis Hamilton has rubbished a report from Ziggo Sport that claims he'll taking a fourth MGU-H and MGU-K in Mexico.

Let's face it — the automotive world has gone soft. Taxes, electrifications and tightening emissions regulations have contributed to the borefest that plagues some modern cars. As the world continues its march towards electrification, and as the Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) continues to be vilified, automakers still have to find a way to keep showroom footfall high. Gimmicks therefore have...