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For Ludovic Peze, November this year will serve as a solemn reminder of a time when the French-Mauritian’s life hung in the balance as it marks a decade since he contracted meningitis.

It’s not every week that Autosport staffers find themselves (metaphorically!) ripping up magazine pages and starting again on a Monday press day. But the confirmation of Aston Martin’s return to the top class of endurance racing and (let’s be honest, pretty cool) images of the Valkyrie LMH were too good…

British GT racers Josh Rowledge and James Wallis, Porsche Sprint Challenge GB points leader Joe Warhurst and European GT4 competitor Tom Edgar have been chosen to progress to the final stage.

RM Sotheby's presents a rare opportunity to own a unique fleet of Porsches, including a pristine 2015 Porsche 918 Spyder

We partake in the festivities at Porsche Rennsport Reunion 7, and we see if you can buy a decent Porsche for under $10,000.

The company is working on a new upgrade kit for the car.

Ferrari returning to the Le Mans 24 Hours was arguably the biggest motorsport story of 2021, while the famous Italian marque’s victory in the French classic will probably stand as this year’s feel-good moment. This week’s Aston Martin announcement should be viewed in a similar way.

Porsche has announced that it is discontinuing Croatian e-bike brand Greyp, following profitability concerns.

This is a great look at the upcoming electric crossover from Porsche.

The first four-cylinder SL in 60 years has a thoroughly modern 375 horsepower under the long hood.

The factory Porsche 963 squad has won three of the eight races in which GTP cars have been eligible in the first season for IMSA's new cars featuring spec hybrid systems, including the last two at Road America and Indianapolis.