TOP STORIES: Sunday, July 24

Lewis Hamilton wins intriguing German Grand Prix

McLaren's Lewis Hamilton took his first grand prix victory since China in April as he emerged on top in a race-long battle with Fernando Alonso and Mark Webber.
 

Sato claims Edmonton IndyCar pole

Takuma Sato will start from pole position for the second time this year in the IZOD IndyCar Series' Edmonton Indy.
 

Edwards overcomes error, dominate Nashville Nationwide

Carl Edwards did not let a penalty for speeding on pit road slow him down Saturday night, as he regained position quickly and dominated the field en route to a victory at Nashville Superspeedway in the Federated Auto Parts 300.
 

More breaking news

Muscle Milk tops Mosport qualifying

Klaus Graf and the Muscle Milk team rebounded from a practice crash to take LMP1 pole position for the American Le Mans Series' Mosport Park round.
 

Taylor takes fifth straight DP pole at New Jersey Grand-Am

Ricky Taylor improved his consecutive Daytona Prototype pole position streak to five Saturday at New Jersey Motorsports Park.
 

Grosjean capitalizes on Bianchi error for GP2 win

Romain Grosjean took advantage of a Jules Bianchi error with just over a lap remaining to steal victory in the second GP2 race at the Nurburgring.
 

Guerrieri wins Indy Lights race 1 in Edmonton

Esteban Guerrieri earned his second Firestone Indy Lights victory of the season, holding off Sam Schmidt Motorsports teammate Josef Newgarden in the first of a doubleheader weekend at the City Centre Airport circuit.
 

Allen Johnson continues Pro Stock success at Bandimere

Worsham, Cruz Pedregon and Arana Sr. also claim No. 1 qualifying positions at Bandimere Speedway.
 

Bottas takes first GP3 series win

Valtteri Bottas claimed race two at the Nurburgring, leading throughout in wet conditions.
 

Lorenzo bounces back with Laguna Seca MotoGP pole

Jorge Lorenzo shrugged off his violent morning practice crash to blast to only his second pole position of the year at Laguna Seca.
 

Karam takes Star Mazda pole at Mosport

Sage Karam scored his second pole of the season with a lap of 1:15.707 (116.930 mph) around the 10-turn, 2.4-mile road course at Mosport International Raceway
 

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Extra

Racing on TV, July 22-24

IndyCars from Edmonton, F1 at the Nurburgring, ALMS and Grand-Am square off.
 

German GP news

Canadian GP confirms "open house" date

The Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal has confirmed that it will again host an "open house" on Thursday, June 6, at the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, ahead of the track's Formula 1 weekend.
 

ANALYSIS: The truth behind F1's tire war

Are the Pirelli tires too extreme? Is Red Bull Racing being deliberately held back? And most importantly, are we seeing real racing in Formula 1? Mark Hughes reveals the reasons for and consequences of a tire war...even when Pirelli is the sole supplier!
 

Di Resta: High-deg racing "not boring" for drivers

Formula 1 is still as exciting in the cockpit this season as it has been in recent campaigns regardless of high tire wear, claims Paul di Resta.
 

Lowe to join Mercedes F1 team in June

Paddy Lowe has been given an early release by McLaren and will join Mercedes next month in a senior management role rather than waiting until 2014.
 

Mercedes: Tire ruling not an issue for us

Mercedes says there can be no grounds for disappointment over the reduced scope of Pirelli's Formula 1 tire revisions, despite having suffered with degradation more than most.
 

BMW disputes F1 return talk

BMW has dismissed suggestions that it is considering a Formula 1 return.
 

Sauber confident of more progress

Sauber is confident it has made progress with solving the rear-end instability problem that held it back early in the season.
 

FIA: Tire tweaks can only be for safety

Pirelli's planned midseason Formula 1 tire tweaks are set to be much smaller than originally anticipated after the FIA ruled that changes will only be allowed on safety grounds.
 

Pirelli insists changes don't breach rules

Pirelli has played down talk that its change of Formula 1 tire specification could be in breach of rules, or will unfairly penalize some teams.
 

Rosberg, Grosjean for Montreal's FOTA forum

Nico Rosberg and Romain Grosjean are just two of the star guests who have been confirmed for the next FOTA Fans' Forum that takes place in Montreal ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix.
 


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