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Felipe Massa’s legal case begins in London High Court over Lewis Hamilton’s 2008 F1 title

Massa’s case against F1, the FIA and Ecclestone over the ‘Crashgate’ scandal starts on Wednesday in London

The Independent UK

These Were Europe's Best-Selling Cars Last Month

A whopping 790,177 cars were sold in Europe last month, representing a 5-percent increase compared to the same month in 2024. Volkswagen sold 14,639 units of its T-Roc SUV, making it the best-selling car in Europe for the month and one of the most popular cars of the year so…

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From selling cars to selling handbags: with the arrival of Luca de Meo at Kering (Gucci, Balenciaga), is luxury becoming a sector like any other?

What do the luxury sector and the automotive sector have in common? Until recently, even asking the question would have seemed incongruous, given the apparent dissimilarity between brands engaged in mass production in search of economies of scale and those based on lavish spending and limited editions. The arrival of…

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20 years ago, Fernando Alonso’s and Renault’s maiden F1 world title

On 25 September 2005, Fernando Alonso and Renault ended Michael Schumacher’s and Ferrari’s Formula 1 dominance, as the Spaniard took the drivers’ world title

Motorsport

On this day: When Alonso won his maiden F1 world title

On 25 September 2005, Fernando Alonso and Renault ended Michael Schumacher’s and Ferrari’s Formula 1 dominance, as the Spaniard took the drivers’ world title

Autosport

Fernando Alonso makes F1 retirement stance clear ahead of 2026 ‘opportunity’

The two-time F1 world champion, in his third year with Aston Martin, will turn 45 next season

The Independent UK

Turbulent end at Red Bull fails to deter Christian Horner’s potential new suitors

It is hard to believe a return to F1 is not on the cards for one of the most successful team principals, but where will he go?

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Will.i.am just invented an AI-powered car radio – and I’ve tried it

FYI Raidio set to take users beyond radio into a world of customised content and clever conversation for entertainment and learning

The Independent UK

This Tiny Engine Could Save Internal Combustion. We Talked to the Company's CEO

Horse Powertrain, a global supplier of powertrain systems, unveiled its latest hybrid and combustion innovations at the IAA Mobility Show in Munich this year. The company supplies parts for leading automotive manufacturers like Renault, Geely, Volvo, Proton, Nissan, and Mitsubishi.

Motor1

Around 500,000 more UK cars under investigation over emissions cheating

Dangerous car emissions have been linked to 16,000 premature deaths and 30,000 new cases of asthma in children

The Independent UK

Is the government’s EV grant working? A third of UK drivers say yes

35 per cent of Brits and 54 per cent of Londoners say the discount makes them more likely to go electric

The Independent UK

The New Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross Tries to Hide Its Renault Roots

Mitsubishi continues to take shortcuts to new car launches by relying on alliance partner Renault to maintain some presence in Europe. Although unveiled this week, the 2026 Eclipse Cross isn’t all that new since it’s heavily based on the Scenic E-Tech, a model launched two years ago. It’s the latest…

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NGOs sue France for failing to recall millions of rigged diesel cars

Three NGOs are taking the French state to court over its failure to remove millions of diesel cars fitted with cheating software from the roads, nearly a decade after the so-called “dieselgate” scandal first broke.

Radio France Internationale

This Dacia Truck Has The Cutest Little Bed. But Who's It For?

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Who Needs Gas? I’m Driving 8 EVs To Europe’s Craziest Mountain Roads

What would you like to know about the EV trip that will total over 4,700 miles and take me on some of Europe's most famous roads, such as the Stelvio Pass?

International Business Times UK

Alpine in Crisis? Renault Bosses Double Down on F1 Commitment Despite Mounting Failures

Renault reaffirms its Formula 1 commitment as Alpine battles a disappointing 2025 season marked by mounting failures and speculation over its future.

Motorsport

David Coulthard backs Toto Wolff's 'F1 needs assholes' remark: 'No one interested in boxers hugging'

Ex-McLaren driver David Coulthard agrees with Toto Wolff's statement that F1 fans 'need to hate someone', following the departure of Christian Horner from the championship

Autosport

"It's not like it was a no-brainer" - why Gasly tied his F1 future to Alpine

Pierre Gasly has starred in the decreasingly competitive Alpine A525 this season, begging the question as to why he would sign up for three more years

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Why Pierre Gasly tied his F1 future to Alpine

Pierre Gasly has starred in the decreasingly competitive Alpine A525 this season, begging the question as to why he would sign up for three more years

Autosport

Renault CEO confirms long-term commitment to F1 with Alpine

Renault CEO Francois Provost has reaffirmed the French manufacturer's long-term commitment to Formula 1 with the Alpine team

Motorsport

Alpine owner Renault staying in F1 for a long time, says new CEO

New Renault CEO Francois Provost has reaffirmed the French manufacturer's long-term commitment to Formula 1 with the Alpine team

Motor1

The New Renault Clio Proves Small Cars Still Matter, Thankfully

Seventeen million. That’s how many Clios Renault has been sold since the supermini launched in 1990. It’s by far the most popular French car ever made, with more than triple the volume of the Citroën 2CV despite the latter’s 42-year run.

Motorsport

Why Pierre Gasly's new deal is a promising sign for Alpine F1 team

In extending his Alpine F1 deal to at least the end of 2028, Gasly has given a firm endorsement of the team's plans as it aims to pull away from the back of the pecking order

Autosport

Why Gasly's long-term renewal suggests encouraging shoots of recovery at Alpine F1

In extending his Alpine F1 deal to at least the end of 2028, Gasly has given a firm endorsement of the team's plans as it aims to pull away from the back of the pecking order

International Business Times

Flavio Briatore's leadership at Alpine is stalling. Will the Board at Renault turn up the pressure?

A team with a rich legacy in F1 seems to be mired in bad decision-making off the track, coupled with poor performances on it. What's gone wrong, and where does the buck stop? Fingers are now pointing to de facto team principal, 75-year-old veteran, Flavio Briatore.

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