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Whats the most famous rally in the world? Monte Carlo, for sure – but the next best-known is surely the Safari Rally , which traverses Kenya to the spectacula

After Carlos Sainz's stunning victory Australia, are Max Verstappen and Red Bull set to hit back hard at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix?

The other motorsport headlines you may have missed over the weekend

Formula 1 returns to Japan just over six months after its last visit to the country. This year, the Japanese Grand Prix takes place in April for the first time

In an interesting departure from the usual anodyne preview, Pirelli tells that tale of Ernest Degner, the German motorcycle racer after whom two of Suzukas infamous corners are named. - Pitpass.com

Formula 1 returns to Japan just over six months after its last visit to the country. This year, the Japanese Grand Prix takes place in April for the first time in its history: right up to last year the race was always scheduled for the second part of the season, in September or October. As a result, Suzuka has frequently crowned world champions ...

The concerns about rain proved to be unfounded, but stones made all sections very treacherousKalle Rovanpera won with a careful drive, dominating right from the startTestoni: “It’s a one-of-a-kind rally, rewarding those who focus on consistency and precision rather than outright performance”

Nico Hulkenberg is finding Daniel Ricciardo's struggles for performance baffling, having seen no signs of it during their time as teammates.

We were never too keen on the Speed Triple’s twin-headlight setup, so the cafe racer fairing used here is certainly a welcome addition

Kalle Rovanpera (above) dominated Friday’s opening leg of the WRC Safari Rally Kenya to build a 56.9s lead on a near-perfect day for the factory Toyota Gazoo Racing squad.