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23-year-old Swede Felix Rosenqvist (Prema Powerteam) came out on top in a race in the royal park of Monza that remained thrilling until the very end.

In a recent trip to Myanmar, Global Road Safety Ambassador Michelle Yeoh spoke to students about road safety rules and the importance of wearing a helmet and responsible driving behaviour.

For Felix Rosenqvist (Prema Powerteam), the Monza weekend continues in a successful way: having already claimed pole position in first qualifying of the FIA Formula 3 European Championship, he was also unbeatable in second qualifying.

The peak national motoring body, the Australian Automobile Association (AAA), has welcomed a new report from Infrastructure Australia highlighting the need for better long term planning and a new approach to road funding, capable of delivering improved liveability for the community.

Despite the significant reduction in deaths on Ireland’s roads, the portion of young males in the...

The FIA European Rally Championship is set for a big celebration next week (4-6 June) when SATA Rallye Açores takes place for the 50th time.

On Sunday 31 May the 56 entries taking part in the 83rd edition of the 24 Heures du Mans will gather in La Sarthe for the official pre event test, with the 34 World Endurance Championship full season entries forming over 50% of the eligible cars. They will be joined by some of the reserve entries and two LMP3 Ginetta-Nissans from the European Le Mans Series, making a total of 64 cars on track on the 31 May.

In summerly conditions at Monza, Felix Rosenqvist (Prema Powerteam, 1:43.766 minutes) claimed his fifth pole position of the 2015 FIA Formula 3 European Championship season.

2015 FIA World Touring Car Championship rounds nine and 10 of 24 Moscow Raceway (Russia) 5-7 June​

In 2014, endurance racing adopted radical new LMP1 technical regulations that limited fuel consumption so that no competitor could gain a performance advantage by consuming more fuel than any other. The result has been a reduction in fuel consumption of around 25-30% for the same performance. So far in 2015 lap times have lowered significantly, with new lap records set at Silverstone and Spa-Francorchamps, and the expectation is that new records will be set at the 24 Heures du Mans on the 13/14 June.