Max Papis has had an exciting year, including making his NASCAR debut in Watkins Glen, NY, on August 12th. Now Papis will add NASCAR ovals to his already impressive resume when he rolls into Texas Motor Speedway for the November 4th running of the NASCAR Busch Series race in the Lone Star State. [...]

Volkswagen, Carlos Sainz’s cross-country rally team, has given the former rally world champion permission to drive a Formula One car.
It was revealed earlier this week that the 44-year-old Spaniard was scheduled to test a year-old Renault single seater at an unspecified location in England.

Mark Webber says he made a ‘mistake’ in moving to the Williams team in 2005.
The 30-year-old, who will switch to Red Bull after Sunday’s Brazilian Grand Prix, admitted to Australian newspapers that Flavio Briatore advised him against signing for the now-embattled Grove squad.

An official for ING, Renault’s new title sponsor, has refused to confirm speculation that the Formula One racer will be painted orange, dark blue and yellow in 2007 and beyond.

Toyota has reached an agreement for Franck Montagny to become its third driver. Montagny will complement race drivers Ralf Schumacher and Jarno Trulli, who are already confirmed for next season. He will begin his new role from the start of next year.