24 Hours of Le Mans: The return of Porsche to the pinnacle of sports car road racing is right around the corner, now that the vaunted marque has completed construction of a massive new workshop and plans to roll out their new LMP1 entry in mid-2013. There is no racing history deeper than that at Porsche, all-time wins leader at the 24 Hours of Le Mans who will return from a 15-year sabbatical for the 2014 running. Porsche announced over the weekend that the LMP1 car will be run by the factory works team out of Weissach, and that former BMW Formula One head Fritz Enzinger will head the team. More...

V8 Supercars – Sydney Telstra 500: Will Davison won the battle, but Jamie Whincup won the war. Davison used a quick move to dart into the lead on the second lap of the Sydney Telstra 500 (highlights here), and stayed out in front for all 74 laps to bring a much-needed win to Ford. Whincup stayed back and finished in fifth to clinch his fourth championship in five years, cementing his status as one of the greatest drivers in the history of the Australian series. Craig Lowndes finished second to secure second place in the championship. Nissan and Mercedes-Benz are expected to field entries next season. Here's a hilarious video of a damaged car slamming into the medical car, just to close out the season in style... More...

Lewis Hamilton celebrated the first U.S. Grand Prix in five years the same way he celebrated the previous one in 2007: by winning. More...

Formula One – Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: The Iceman returneth! Lotus ace Kimi Raikkonen won his first Grand Prix since August 2009 with a brilliant drive under the lights in Abu Dhabi on Sunday, and is probably still partying if we know the Fin like we think we do. More...

If you concentrate real hard, you can smell the salty breeze of the Pebble Beach Concours wafting toward all car nuts, bringing along its annual splendor of stunning new models that this year includes the McLaren 12C Can-Am Edition track car – the most focused rendition of the MP4-12C road car that McLaren has made thus far.

Is it necessary? No, not in the least. Is it practical? Maybe if you think a car that will never see public roads is practical. Is it awesome? Why yes, it is indeed awesome, packing a 630 horsepower twin-turbo V8 into a 2,645 lb. body that will attack road courses with a 30-percent increase in downforce over the standard MP4-12C. And we thought the MP4-12C Spider deserved praise. More...

Welcome to Motorsports Monday, a recap of the thrills and spills from the weekend of racing. Today we cover the Grand Prix of Germany, Edmonton Indy, the Grand Prix of Mosport and the Olympic Games for the weekend of July 20-22, 2012. Fire up the telemetry and let's get to racing. More...