Motorsport

25 Jun 2012

The world's top sports-car makers are turning to China to boost sales, and track series have become a vital part of brand-building, reports Anna Healy Fenton.

Motorsports ranking amateurs

30 Nov 2012

Amateur motorsport enthusiasts earn a chance to test their mettle against the professionals, writes Mark Sharp.

Vettel and Alonso narrow Formula One chase to two-horse race

11 Oct 2012

It's taken three-quarters of the season, but at last there's a bit of clarity at the top of the drivers' championship. The events of last weekend have made the world title a two-horse race....

Hamilton's best bet is to stay in Woking

19 Jul 2012

This Sunday at Hockenheim, Lewis Hamilton lines up for his 100th grand prix. He's come a long way since he made his bow in motor racing's top tier in 2007.

How race sheds new light on the Lion City

6 Jul 2012

Richard Tan could well be talking for the entire Singapore business community as well as for the city itself when he reflects on how the race has afforded his company the opportunity to capture...

Opinion

Wang Xiangwei

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Alex Lo

Church developers remain unbowed by government rules

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A house is not a home until it becomes affordable

Adrenaline rush is fast and furious on the night shift

When it comes to reigning Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel, looks most certainly can be deceiving.

Taking stock on a drawing board

When someone tried to copy my work at school, I used to hook my spare arm protectively around my book to ward off over-inquisitive neighbours. No matter how hi-tech Formula One is, it would seem...

'Random' results raise Schumi's hopes in Montreal

Formula One finds itself in North America this weekend and the big question is can the seventh race on the calendar produce the seventh different winner? If so, I wonder how many punters fancy a...

McLaren wheel gun crew in firing line

How stressful is your job? Do you get home and need either a lie down in a darkened room or a stiff drink - or possibly both? If you think your job is full of pressure, spare a thought for the...

Bahrain fiasco had one good outcome

Bernie Ecclestone has a job to do so get the hell out of his way, particularly you meddlesome troublemakers in the media. Ecclestone is an 81-year-old British billionaire and Andy Warhol lookalike...

O'Young to compete on two fronts, and tie knot

Hong Kong's Darryl O'Young will attempt something few drivers would ever dream of: compete in two FIA world championships, taking part in 44 races spanning 18 countries - and still have the time...