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Two-time FIA World Touring Car champion José María López obliterated the Hungaroring qualifying lap record to beat Tom Coronel to the DHL-presented pole position for WTCC Race of Hungary tomorrow by six tenths of a second.

Jari-Matti Latvala may continue to lead Rally Argentina but Hayden Paddon has been flying, the Kiwi driver racking up victories in two of the morning’s three stages. At the mid-leg service the gap between the two was 13.3 seconds, Latvala clawing back some time in the third stage. Today was always going to be the day where road position was most marked and Sebastien Ogier, again running at the head of the field, has haemorrhaged time to Latvala and Paddon but continues to hold third.

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Formula 3 European Championship - 2016 Race of Hungaroring - Race 2

Hungarian rally legend and former National Automobilsport Federation of Hungary President Attila Ferjáncz has passed away.

Formula E’s Paris debut sees Ma and Duval invalid at les Invalides, as di Grassi takes the win under the safety car

Today, at the Paris ePrix, Jean Todt alongside Anne Hidalgo, City Mayor of Paris, new member of the FIA High level Panel for Road Safety, supported the #SaveKidsLives campaign launched in the third UN Road Safety Week, which ran from 4-10 May 2015.

F3 - 2016 Race of Hungaroring - Race 1

Cross-Country: Qatar’s Nasser Saleh Al-Attiyah confirms a memorable victory at Losail

Jari-Matti Latvala, winner of the previous FIA World Rally Championship round in Mexico, has taken control of the Rally Argentina leaderboard and heads the field by 7.9 seconds after the first full day of competition. Behind the Finn, Hayden Paddon and reigning World Champion Sébastien Ogier have been dicing for position, the Kiwi Hyundai driver losing out in the final stage by just 3.5 seconds to take third behind Ogier.