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Aston Martin came out of the gates flying last year, with Fernando Alonso scoring six podiums across the first eight grands prix in a car that raced better than it qualified. The team then found it harder to keep up the development of its 2023 machine compared to the steeper…

The 55 TFSI and 40 TDI are going away. Good riddance.

The entry-level version drops the V-8 and switches to rear-wheel drive.

Having hoped that its new W15 car would help it make the leap to get within striking distance of Red Bull, its recent struggles in Saudi Arabia have served as a wake-up call about how much more work still needs to be done.

The 2024 Australian Formula One is just around the corner. From the start time to the race track itself, here’s everything you need to know.

The new GT55 coupe costs about as much as a Porsche 911 Carrera 4S, while the 577-hp GT63 rings in at $177,050.

The Mercedes-Benz Vision EQXX technology demonstrator covered over 620-miles in the heat of the Arabian desert in a new hyper-mileage road trip.

With a long-term contract that in theory committed him to Red Bull until 2028, and another dominant car underneath him, there seemed no reason for the Dutchman to be tempted elsewhere.

Red Bull’s current advantage with its RB20 has opened up the prospect of it already looking certain to win the world championships this year, and potentially lock out every race victory.

Under stable regulations, the new season is bearing an awful lot of similarities to how 2023 finished. Behind the sovereign Red Bull, Ferrari appears second-quickest, retaining its qualifying pace but adding a huge step in race performance to leap clear of the chasing pack.