Just 16 days after surgery for appendicitis, Carlos Sainz took advantage of an early retirement from Red Bull’s Max Verstappen to win the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.

Lamborghini has officially opened its new showroom in São Paulo Brazil with a launch party attended by Automobili Lamborghini Chairman and CEO, Stephan Winkelmann. The new venue is Lamborghini’s second South American showroom, the other being located in Lima, Peru.

The latest version of the supermini is competitively priced compared to its competitors in the market with prices starting from £18,699. Suzuki has sold over nine million Swifts across 119 countries since 2004 so what makes the new iteration different?

Last month, Koenigsegg London opened its doors in the heart of the capital marking a significant milestone in the Swedish brand’s global expansion strategy.

Now in its third year, the event will see Porsche Day, McLaren Masters and Supercar Saturday bring a host of some of the world’s best supercars to the capital at the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

The Tyrrell Shed - formerly home to Ken Tyrrell’s World Championship-winning Formula 1 team - has been saved from demolition and is now located at the Goodwood Motor Circuit. It will be open for an exclusive preview at the 81st Members’ Meeting in April.

The Lamborghini 350 GT, the oldest existing production Lambo, is back on the streets of Geneva to celebrate its origins 60 years after its debut at the Geneva Motor Show in 1964.

RM Sotheby’s will host its 7th biennial auction in May at the picturesque seaside Grimaldi Forum which will take place alongside the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique event. Part of the auction will see the sale of a collection of cars owned by 1979 F1 World Champion Jody Scheckter with the South African putting 12 cars up for sale.

There will be the chance to see Bentleys including the 2003 Speed 8 chassis 0004/1 and 2000 EXP Speed 8 Le Mans GT prototype chassis 002/1 both on track and up close on display.

Williams Racing has announced it is coming to the Goodwood Festival of Speed, with its F1 drivers Alex Albon and Logan Sargeant, Team Principal James Vowles, and F1 Academy starlet Lia Block all set to take on the famous Goodwood hill climb.

For all you gamers out there, you can now get (virtually) behind the wheel of the most powerful road legal Italian car, as the Automobili Pininfarina Battista electric hyper GT has now been added to Forza Horizon 5.

The pair will take to the stage for three interactive stage shows including The Wheeltrim of Misfortune, Chod Swap Shop and a live Smith and Sniff podcast recording.

Skoda recently revealed its latest electric vehicle, the Epiq, the second of six to be launched in the next few years. The entry-level SUV will cost under £25,000 (£21,350 to be precise) and will be released in 2025.

The London Concours, which takes place in June 2024, will welcome a fleet of 50 McLarens to the grounds of the Honourable Artillery Company at the heart of the city.

Online car marketplace Auto Trader has revealed its latest data which shows that the SEAT Leon is currently the UK’s fastest-selling used car, taking an average of 10 days to be sold, 16 days quicker than the national average.

Having shared premises with Ferrari in Egham, Surrey for 25 years, the Ascot store adds a dedicated Maserati showroom to the south east and joins existing sites in Birmingham, Edinburgh and Nottingham - all run by Sytner Group.

Its target market will be “specialist vehicle converters and commercial body builders worldwide” and is “engineered to deliver a class-leading combination of off-road capability and load-carrying versatility.”

Available from just 14,995, the five-door supermini is available in either mid-range Expression or top-of-the-range Extreme trim levels.

MG’s 100th anniversary will be celebrated at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed with the Central Feature display to be dedicated to the iconic brand.

Rally Islas Canarias, as it is officially known, will move from the European Rally Championship (ERC) - where it has been a fixture since 2016 - to WRC in 2025 and 2026, following in the footsteps of Tet Rally Latvia and ORLEN 80th Rally Poland.