
Honda HRC to get new boss with Koji Watanabe set for retirement
By Filip Cleeren
Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) has announced its current President and CEO Koji Watanabe will retire at the end of the year
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By Filip Cleeren
Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) has announced its current President and CEO Koji Watanabe will retire at the end of the year
By Alasdair Lindsay
You’ve seen the footage a dozen times or more by now. We know every grain of dust scattered along the Argentiera coastline that was involved... Read more The post What we learned from Rally Italy Sardinia 2026 appeared first on DirtFish.

By Jonathan James Tan
Malaysian plantation and commodities (KPK) minister Datuk Seri Dr Noraini Ahmad has said that B15 biodiesel has saved an average of 23.62 million litres of diesel monthly from its June implementation to August, Bernama reports. […] The post B15 biodiesel saves 23.62m litres of diesel/month – KPK appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.

By Stephen Lickorish
Edgar, Tuck, Fleming, Pera, Dempsey among those being uprated for next year...
By Steve Chang
Today, October 5, is James Bond Day. It marks the anniversary of the world premiere of Dr. No, the first 007 movie, in 1962. In July of this year, the Japanese government set up its own MI6, called the National … Continue reading →

By Pearl Daniels
Oben Electric recorded its highest-ever monthly sales in September, with the company attributing the performance to demand for the Rorr Evo The post Oben Tops Electric Motorcycle Sales In Sep 2026 appeared first on RushLane.

By Oriol Puigdemont
Marc Marquez has notably not celebrated after the two most recent MotoGP sprint races – including winning in Motegi. The Ducati rider has a good explanation for this and one which reveals a change in mindset

By Oriol Puigdemont
Marc Marquez has notably not celebrated after the two most recent MotoGP sprint races – including winning in Motegi. The Ducati rider has a good explanation for this and one which reveals a change in mindset

By Gerard Lye
Puspakom has announced the opening of its newest and largest inspection centre located in Bandar Teknologi Kajang. This comes following the closure of its Pandan Mewah branch which ceased operations at the end of September […] The post Puspakom opens new Kajang inspection centre – largest in Malaysia; 800 vehicles daily; full services by end-Nov appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.
By David Evans
From the son of ‘Hollywood’ comes the biggest plot twist in the history of the World Rally Championship. Have you actually taken in what happened... Read more The post Why the WRC must capitalize on its Solberg moment appeared first on DirtFish.

By Mick Chan
The ministry of transport and the road transport department (JPJ) will take legal action to recover the full amount of outstanding government revenue from My E.G Sdn Bhd and Zetrix AI, both firms under the […] The post MyEG failed to remit RM314mil in govt revenue from May to September 2026; JPJ, MoT to take legal action – Loke appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.

By Mohan K Ramanujam
Newly rebranded ETG, formerly known as Eurotech Wheel, is preparing consecutive launches in Malaysia, with new KTM and Zontes models ranging from a sub-RM10,000 scooter to a 130 PS-class supersport and heavyweight adventure machines. The […] The post ETG announces upcoming motorcycles for Malaysia appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.

By Horatiu Boeriu
The Ring Boulevard at the Nurburgring hosted 85 examples of the BMW 1 Series M Coupe for this year’s #1ermregister meet, and they weren’t alone: 50 first-generation E30 M3s joined them as guests of honor.... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com

By Horatiu Boeriu
This rendering of the 2028 BMW 5 Series facelift gives the G60 sedan Neue Klasse headlights and an illuminated split kidney grille, and leaves almost everything else alone. It’s a halfway house between the current... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com

By Christian Nimmervoll
Christian Horner might not have his name above the door at Red Bull anymore, but his legacy remains as a founding figure of its Red Bull Powertrains division which celebrated its first F1 win at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia

By Jamie Klein
Harmony Racing and Absolute Racing share spoils on GTWC Asia's second visit to Beijing's 'E-Town' street circuit...

By Satya Singh
5th-gen Tucson has undergone major upgrades, featuring a striking new design, advanced features like Pleos and updated propulsion systems The post 2027 Hyundai Tucson PHEV Details Out – 6 AT, 292 PS, 17.1 kWh, 81 Km EV Range appeared first on RushLane.

By Oleg Karpov
Formula 1 is booming but the Bahrain GP in Malaysia offered a reminder of why some long-time fans are wondering whether the series has gone a step too far
By Gene
Selling Sunset's Jason Oppenheim swapped his Bentley for a Tesla and promised ten for employees. The post Tesla wins over Netflix’s Selling Sunset star, who’s now ditching his Bentley appeared first on TESLARATI.

By Akshay Kulkarni
Sepang Blue colour was previously limited to BTO variants of TVS Apache RTR 310 only and the company has now extended it to 'Base' variant The post 2026 TVS Apache RTR 310 Variants Updated – Quickshifter, Sepang Blue With Base appeared first on RushLane.

By Mick Chan
Aston Martin appears to no longer have a set date for the introduction of its first electric vehicle, reported Autocar. Its first EV will not launch until 2033 at the earliest, while the British luxury […] The post Aston Martin to keep V8, V12 engines until at least 2035, first EV 2033 soonest; entire line-up replaced by 2035 appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.

By Danny Tan
They saw an opportunity. As crowds thronged Sepang International Circuit (SIC) for the 2026 F1 Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, riders offered motorcycle taxi rides from nearby locations to the circuit, charging up to RM80 […] The post JPJ tracking illegal ‘gojek’ motorcycle taxis taking people to Sepang for F1 – RM10 from KLIA2, RM80 from Mitsui? appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.
By Larry Evans
On a recent trip to Sardinia with my wife, I rented a Peugeot E-208. I always try to sample new EVs while traveling, and islands like Sardinia seem like a perfect place for EVs. While there, I saw far more EVs than I did on a trip earlier this year ... [continued] The post Peugeot E-208 Rental Car Review appeared first on CleanTechnica.

By Sportscar365 Staff
Catch up on last weekend's IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge season finale...
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