Motorsport stars hit the big screen

Three IndyCar drivers will lend their voices to Dreamworks Animation's new feature film 'Turbo'

Honda Indy Two In Toronto roundup

The IZOD IndyCar Series' second double header event took place in Toronto this weekend, an event that also witnessed the championship's first ever standing start, although that didn't go quite as planned.

Dominant Dixon doubles up in Toronto - Honda Indy Two In Toronto Race 2 Review

Scott Dixon put on another fine display to win his third race of the 2013 IZOD IndyCar Series, his third win in as many events. The Kiwi was untouchable from start to finish capping off a truly dominant weekend for the Ganassi driver. He beat Championship leader Helio Castroneves and a strong Sebastien Bourdais to sweep the weekend.

Scott Dixon goes back to back in Canada - Honda Indy Two In Toronto Race 1 Review

Scott Dixon became the first back to back winner of the 2013 season as he won the first of two IZOD IndyCar races in Toronto. He fended off a strong Sebastien Bourdais and his charging teammate Dario Franchitti whilst Will Power's woes continued as he crashed on the final lap.

Sir Chris Hoy on his new motorsport adventure - EXCLUSIVE interview with the 6 times Olympic gold medalist

Sir Chris Hoy

Sir Chris Hoy is Great Britain's most successful Olympic athlete with six gold medals and one silver. Following the 2012 Olympics in London, the track cyclist retired from competition and now spends some of his time racing cars in the new for 2013 Radical SR1 Cup. I caught up with Sir Chris at a very hot and sunny Oulton Park on the 6th July 2013 and he was kind enough to take a few minutes out of his busy day to sit down and chat to me about his new motorsport adventure.

Scott Dixon ends Ganassi's win drought - Pocono IndyCar 400 Review

Scott Dixon headed a Chip Ganassi Racing podium sweep, beating Charlie Kimball and Dario Franchitti to with the first IndyCar race at Pocono since 1989.

GM to take control of PSA Peugeot Citroen?

General Motors are set to take control of PSA Peugeot Citroën if recent reports are to be believed.

According to Reuters, in an attempt to secure funding to see out the year, the Peugeot family are willing to give control of the company to the American giant.
  
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