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India is set to host a Formula One race starting in 2011.

Ross Brawn has been honoured by Queen Elizabeth II for guiding his team to last season's Formula One championship.

Classic rally competitors will be vying for the new Classic Challenge Trophy this year, which will be held jointly between the Otago Rally and the Wairarapa Rally.

Former Formula One driver Stirling Moss has broken both ankles and hurt his back in a fall down an elevator shaft at his London home.

Motocross, enduro racing on four wheels and two, plus a little bit of a boost for John McIntyre. We've got it all right here in Motorsport Monday.

Ford New Zealand has set a challenge - to hand out 20 grants in 20 hours to 20 deserving recipients on Thursday, March 11 and Friday, March 12.

Lovers of British cars are in for a treat tomorrow as all manner of models assemble in Dunedin at the Ice Stadium car park before heading (via Mosgiel) to Lawrence's Simpson Park.

The 80th Geneva Motor Show opened its doors to the public on Thursday, offering a note of optimism and fun after two difficult years for the industry.

Formula One team Renault says it has struck a sponsorship deal with Russian carmaker Lada.

New Formula One team Hispania Racing says Karun Chandhok will drive alongside Bruno Senna this season.

The Motor Trade Association (MTA) today announced that the new car market has continued its positive start to the year with February's registration data just released by the NZ Transport Agency, showing February sales were up 13% compared to the same month a year ago.

USF1 will not be racing in Formula One this year and its place on the grid will not be given to another team, the ruling International Automobile Federation (FIA) said on Wednesday.

New Formula One team Campos Meta has renamed itself Hispania Racing Team.

Toyota says it is offering return customers two years of free maintenance as it aims to win back buyers after a tough February.

Leading V8 Supercar driver and road safety advocate Greg Murphy says he is pleased with the direction the Government is taking on road safety in its recently released Safer Journey's strategy.

Hybrid or hype? More and more automakers rolled out their newest hybrids, or announced plans to do so, at the Geneva Auto Show on Tuesday, begging the question: Is the future now, or is this just attention-grabbing while the real powerhouse of the automotive world remains king combustion?

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says Tuesday his agency may recommend that every new vehicle sold in the U.S. be equipped with brakes that can override the gas pedal.