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MONZA, Italy—In revenge for losing the title at Lemans last month, Toyota Gazoo’s Kamui Kobayashi won the pole for Sunday’s six hours of Monza only by just 0.017 seconds with a time of 1:35:358 ahead of the number 50 AF Corse Ferrari driven by

Maserati MSG Racing is delighted to herald Felipe Drugovich’s return to Formula E, as the young Brazilian racer gears up to participate in the series’ upcoming rookie test at the Rome E-Prix.

The celebration of Goodyear’s rich history in motorsport and transportation will feature the appearance of the company’s historic branding.

Nick Cassidy triumphs for Envision Racing in Formula E’s debut in Portland, Oregon Jake Dennis finishes second but takes a one-point lead in the world championship standings ahead of Cassidy

Kiwi racer bounces back after below par qualifying performance • Rodin Carlin-run racer drops to second in the hard-fought title race• Mid-season break gives talented teenager chance to reboot

After celebrating its 100th race in Indonesia, DS Automobiles will field a pair of DS E-TENSE FE23 for Jean-Éric Vergne and Stoffel Vandoorne for this Saturday’s Portland E-Prix (USA)

LE MANS, France—58 years is a very long time for anything, but this weekend’s centenary race at the 24 Hours of Lemans was just as historical as for the first time since 1965, Ferrari, in only their first year of racing in the World Endurance Championship, scored victory