Comebacks are hard. Just ask Paul di Resta.
It certainly wasn't a dream return to the category he once conquered, but don't write him off just yet. Plenty of things conspired against the Scot at Hockenheim, and while the results aren't flattering, he actually did a reasonably good job against the odds.
For a former DTM champion, it's very easy to look at a 14th-place finish and say that's not good enough.
The 10-year wait for a Supercars champion halted by coronavirus When the Supercars season resumes James Courtney will be a Tickford Racing driver - but it's not the first time the star driver has flirted with the famous Ford squad SUP
When 'Boy Wonder' Moss tackled Australia's greatest race More than 14 years after his career-ending Goodwood crash, the late Sir Stirling Moss made a sensational, albeit short-lived, comeback at the Bathurst 1000 that caused him to question his decision to retire so abruptly in 1962 SUP
The urgent decisions Supercars must make after Holden's demise General Motors' decision to kill off an Australian motorsport icon isn't just a huge blow for sentimentalists, it's cranked up the urgency in deciding a way forward in Supercars' existential debate SUP
Did the 2010s deliver the best Bathurst 1000s ever? In the latest instalment in our series our features looking back at motorsport history from the past 10 years, we revisit the epic Bathurst 1000 races that took place in the decade just gone. There was a fair bit of drama, to say the least SUP
How Hungary's tortoise and hare grand prix was won Car-management is common parlance for modern Formula 1 drivers, but 30 years ago today the Hungarian Grand Prix was won by a driver purposefully driving slowly to preserve worn tyres, as a snarling pack tripped over themselves F1
The impressive number behind Hulkenberg's 'ruined' F1 race return Nico Hulkenberg was on for a strong result in the 70th Anniversary GP before a late stop for safety reasons rather ruined that scenario. But, along with his spectacular qualifying, he showed something that should keep him in the frame for another F1 return F1
The keys to KTM's meteoric rise in MotoGP KTM has dominated every motorsport discipline it has entered throughout its history, but faced an entirely new challenge in MotoGP. Five years on, with huge investment in personnel and technology, here's how the Austrian brand has reached the summit MotoGP
How an overlooked F1 talent found his true calling Formula E's six-race Berlin finale was billed as the most intense in motorsport history, and expected to go down to the wire in true FE style. But it was decided two races early, for the first time ever, as one driver showed his F1 rejection hadn't defined him FE
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