TOP STORIES: Saturday, July 30

Vettel beats McLarens to Hungary pole

Sebastian Vettel maintained Red Bull's 100 percent pole position record this year as he stormed to the head of the Hungarian Grand Prix grid with a flying late effort in qualifying.
 

Barnhart dismisses inconsistency claims

IndyCar president of competition Brian Barnhart has vehemently denied suggestions that the series sporting regulations have not been correctly applied during races this season.
 

Colton Herta's blog: Loving every minute

It's been a great couple months since my last blog, and since then I've had six kart races and won four of them.
 

More breaking news

Edwards coy about future

Carl Edwards remains tight-lipped about his future and insists his contract negotiations are not being a distraction, amid speculation linking him with a move to Joe Gibbs Racing.
 

Timothy Peters spins and wins at Lucas Oil Raceway

A flat tire turned out to be one of the biggest breaks of Camping World Truck Series driver Timothy Peters' career.
 

Force leads Friday NHRA qualifiers at Sonoma

Funny Car star overcomes scare with tangled parachute to set the pace at Infineon Raceway; Schumacher, Johnson and Arana also class pacesetters.
 

Loeb leads into closing stages

Sebastien Loeb holds a 12.5-second advantage going into the final three stages of Rally Finland after maintaining his lead through the first part of the final afternoon.
 

BMW i8 hybrid: 349hp, 104mpg

Leading BMW's bold alternative drive charge is the striking BMW i8 - an advanced four-wheel-drive plug-in hybrid with performance to match an M3 and fuel economy to humble even the most frugal Mini.
 

Razia takes GP2 pole in Hungary

Luiz Razia edged Luca Filippi to take pole position for the first GP2 race of the weekend at the Hungaroring, in a first for both Razia and his AirAsia team.
 

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Hungarian GP news

Maldonado banking on Monaco expertise

Pastor Maldonado is hopeful his Monaco expertise will allow him to score the Williams team's first points of the season in Sunday's race.
 

McLaren: Perez showing expected form

Sergio Perez is starting to show the qualities that made McLaren want him to replace Lewis Hamilton, according to team boss Martin Whitmarsh.
 

McLaren: Honda a bedrock for success

McLaren's new deal with Honda will enshrine the team's place as one of the sport's biggest players, according to team principal Martin Whitmarsh.
 

Raikkonen: no surprise to be second

Kimi Raikkonen sees no reason to be surprised at his excellent start to the 2013 Formula 1 campaign.
 

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.
 


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