After Racing Box's disasterous foray into LMP2 with Lucchini, the team could be back for 2009.

As previously reported, there could be a change at Penske Porsche next year - a major one with Porsche withdrawing manufacturer support.

As previously rumoured at feedmesportscars.com, the factory Penske Porsche entry could be discontinued at the end of the year but the new ACO rules could change this situation.

Rumour is rife regarding who will run Porsche RS Sypders in the Le Mans Series in 2009.

With Petit Le Mans less then two weeks away, the rumours regarding the entry list has not ceased despite constant announcements.

With all the hype surrounding Petit Le Mans entries, it seems we could be in for more news.

After Eco Racing announced their intention to race at the Silverstone 1000km and at Petit Le Mans, people were getting excited at the prospect of seeing the Radical LMP1 on track and to see what this car could do.

You don't get weekends as exciting as this one very often with Acura and Corsa announcing their plans for the future but there is still a lot to fall into place for next year.

With the relaxing of the engine rules for Le Mans Style series, rumour has been heating up on who may use the 7.0 litre Chevrolet unit that is currently been used in the GT1 car.

Whispers about a new GT1 car to the ALMS have emerged, somewhat from left field.

It's now August so it must be the time of year to talk Porsche...

Rumour has surfaced surrounding van Merksteijn's continued participation in the Le Mans Series and the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2009.

The eagerly awaited BMW ALMS seats will be hotly contested among the drivers and it seems to be a hard fought affair to be one of four drivers to pilot the ALMS BMW M3.

The ALMS field is the healthiest it has been, well ever but there are rumours of even more cars to the field.

The continuing rumours regarding additional cars for the ALMS has again gained momentum as the ALMS returns to racing.

Just after Le Mans, we brought you a story that claimed Takuma Sato could be racing for the Dome squad.

With the recent announcement that the British F1 GP is moving to Donington, this would effect the sportscar world whose main races take place on the Silverstone circuit.

LG Motorsports could have seen its last ALMS race for the time being as financial woes strike the team.

Feedmesportscars has been tipped from a friend, Mike Harris, that Honda's favourite driver, Takuma Sato was hanging out at the Le Mans paddock.

RUMOUR: Le Mans - Just Some of What Could Happen From What We Have Heard...

The Le Mans Test Day has come and gone and typically, a number of rumours has come from it. This is what has been reported.

Last month, Citroen Sport management expressed internet in joining the DTM series in 2010, possibly with the C6.

Further to our story a few days ago (see here), Racing Box has made an indication of their planned participation at Le Mans.

With 24 Hours of Le Mans only a few short weeks away, speculation about the field is increasing and the one car that seems to be giving the most room for conversation is the Racing Box Lucchini.

It has been reported that French manufacturer, Citroen could enter the DTM series in 2010.

After an aborted attempt to debut at Sebring, not much has been heard about the ECO Radical LMP1 project.

A Radio Le Mans interview with Zytek's John Manchester turned up some interesting plans for the future.

It seems things are not so rosy at the Australian GT HQ at the current time.

Jacques Villeneuve could be the latest formula one refugee to switch to the premier German touring car series, DTM.

Although the Australian GT Championship has had a break from the on track action over the past couple of weeks, that doesn't mean things have stopped for the series.

Boy, the forums and newslines have been running hot of late with rumours that the ALMS could see three new cars including a new manufacturer on the grid as early as 2009.

Steve Saleen has alluded to the possibility that he could re-enter the ALMS Championship.

Rumours have surfaced that link Peugeot with a diesel-hybrid engine.

One surprising rumour that came from the Sebring weekend is that Forsythe Racing is considering a move to the American Le Mans Series.

It has been rumoured that there could be a driver change at BK Motorsports.

Pierre Bruneau and Marc Rostan tested the Rollcentre Pescarolo Judd at the preseason test at Paul Ricard HTTT.

Former Grand Am and ALMS runners, Pacific Coast Motorsports may make the trip back to sportscars after spending 2007 in the Champ Car World Series.

Rumours are abound that Lamborghini are set to enter the GT2 classes of the major series.

With the rumours abound about the American Open Wheel scene and Pagenaud's apparant lack of US$$$, rumours are abound about his future in the sport.

More information has come regarding Toyota's return to ACO style sportscar racing

Rumours are abound that Michael Schumacher will race at Sebring.

More rumour has emerged regarding Ralf Schumacher and a switch to the DTM.

It has revealed that Australian based Dane, Allan Simonsen will be racing in four different race series in 2008.

Well - no, or so the say, but it is a good headline.

Further to this article, more news has surfaced that Cristiano da Matta is seeking a return to racing.

After >this story, more has come to the surface that suggest that we won't be seeing Ralf Schumacher in DTM in 2008.

With Frenchman Frank Montagny seemingly out of the F1 circle, rumours are flying as to where he will end up.

With Lola launching the B08/80 Coupe there has been rumour on who will run them.

After earlier reports (see this story), the 1996 winner could be close to a return to the legendary race.

After his dreadful crash in 2006, Brazilian, Cristiano da Matta could be on the way back to the track.

With the announcement of Bill Auberlen to Ruby Tuesday, the shortlist of drivers that could drive the Penske Porsche RS Spyder has been shortened.

Rumours and evidence are abound that the LMP2 category of the Le Mans Series and American Le Mans Series could get a power boost over the coming years.

Rumours are abound that former Le Mans winner John Nielsen could be entering a Porsche RS Spyder in the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

James Hinchcliffe and Justin Wilson could be making their way to the ALMS in 2008.

FeedMeSportsCars was able to have a chat to Rocketsports officials about the possability of relauching Trans-Am, as rumoured a few weeks back.

After the demise of the Trans Am series in 2005, there could be a revival for the series in the not too distant future.

Upon announcing his retirement from F1 racing, Alex Wurz hinted that he may come back to Le Mans to race again.

With the recent announcement of Charouz drivers, Stefan Mucke and Jan Charouz racing a Zytek in America for Petit and Laguna Seca, rumours have risen about the Czech team in the Le Mans Series.

It has been reported that Champ Car driver and former F1 driver, Justin Wilson could race in the ALMS next year and he could bring along his primary sponsor, CDW.

It has been rumoured that Chip Ganassi could bring his team from the Grand Am Championship to the American Le Mans Series.

News that came from the Detroit paddock is that two of the major ALMS teams will continue as is for 2008.

With Ralf Schumacher's ailing F1 performances seemingly ending his F1 career, the German could be on his way to the DTM.

It is rumoured that Porsche driver, Ryan Briscoe could be on his way back to the IRL.

With Spyker purchasing the Midland F1 team for 2007, rumours are that they will sell the team - which could mean more money for the sportscar team.

With the run of bad news rumours lately, something positive seems to be simering underneath the sportscar surface.

Racing for Holland has withdrawn for the remainder of 2007 and questions have been raised over their 2008 campaign.

It has been reported that Acura could be reconsidering their slated move to LMP1 in 2009.

With the odd, competition-less situation the factory Corvette squad finds themselves in, in 2007 – speculation is starting about their 2008 plans.

With the turmoil at Toro Rosso, an announcement on the Le Mans runner-up, Sebastian Bourdais’ 2008 movements could be near.

With Henri Pescarolo's usual displeasure with the diesel rules, he has created speculation to what his plans are for 2008.

Internet rumours have it that Le Mans, the ALMS and LMS could do away with their current GT structure.

Further to the rumours and test of Le Mans runner up, Sebestian Bourdais going to F1, more news has come to light.

With the Australian GT Championship in their mid season break, there are rumours as to what will happen in the rest of the year.

There have been further reports that Le Mans runner up, Sebestian Bourdais is F1 bound.

It has been reported that a Maserati MC12 will race in the GT1 category of the ALMS.

Henri Pescarolo has claimed that his team may not be at Le Mans in 2008.

Just moments after their popular victory, Aston Martin boss, David Richards has given a hint of their future.

With the injuries suffered in May in a DTM accident, it is unclear to whether Tom Kristensen will race for his eighth win at Le Mans.

Recent reports in Forbes and Dutch newspaper – Telegraaf have mentioned that Spyker is in financial trouble.

Paddock gossip has a new Ford GT, like the one Match competes with in the FIA GT3, competing in Australia.

As if the heavy accident on the Friday afternoon was enough for Australian GT competitor, Ian Palmer, the financial damage could be a lot worse.

After a violent crash in the DTM series, seven time Le Mans winner, Tom Kristensen could be out of the 2007 race.

Well it could be good news for all motorsport in France…

Italian prototype runner Lucchini could make a return to the Le Mans Series in 2007 in time for Spa.

It has been reported that the Aston Martin DBR9 could be on its way back to the ALMS GT1 category.

With the unfortunate injures that Tomas Enge suffered at St Petersburg, it appears that the Czech driver will not race at Le Mans. As a factory Aston Martin driver, his seat is a good one and the competition is fierce.

Despite have a full season entry, Creation is not, at this time, on the entry list for the first round at Monza

Autocon, the ALMS runners in LMP1 are looking to sell their aging Lola EX257 and speculation is rising to what they might do.

With just days left before the ALMS race in St Petersburg, speculation is growing to whether Audi will appear.

It has been reported that Goldentime Racing and Autorlando have withdrawn their full season applications to compete in the Le Mans Series.

It is rumoured that F1 design guru, Adrian Newey is on the verge of signing a contract to drive in the 2007 24 Hours of Le Mans.

It has been reported that there will be a fourth ALMS LMP1 entry for most of the 2007 season.

It does appear that the ACEMCO Saleen’s slated for the FIA GT Championship will not appear.

It has been suggested that the ALMS will announce a ‘major corporate sponsor’ over the coming days.

Just weeks after the announcement that Dana Brewer purchased the two ACEMCO Saleens to campaign in the FIA GT Championship, there are doubts about the transaction.

Rumour and News: LMS – Melchester, Embassy, Courage, Spyker and Car Counts

Rumour and News – ALMS: Audi, Creation, Intersport

With the first test of Peugeot’s 908 LMP1 coming up and the driver announcement being eagerly awaited by all, FeedMeSportscars will run down who is in and who is rumoured to be in.

After earlier rumours regarding Jacques Villeneuve and the ALMS (which he very quickly and flatly denied), further rumours about his participation in sportscars has come to light.

Further to all the conjecture of Corvette and Aston Martin exiting the ALMS to focus on Europe, Feedmesportscars has found more information.

Current Chip Ganassi Racing NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series rookie Juan Pablo Montoya, a Miami resident, visited Homestead-Miami Speedway on Tuesday, although no announcement has been made regarding the Colombian’s long-rumored participation in the 2007 Rolex 24 At Daytona.

Rumours: ALMS - GT2 Spyker, Ferrari and Lexus...

With the knowledge that Swiss Spirit want to sell their Courage LC75, rumours must persist on what they will use next year.

As the expected announcements of the Peugeot 908 drivers come closer, another French driver hat goes into the ring.

Rumour: ALMS - Cosworth in the ALMS

In the continuing rumours around the Cosworth’s entry into the ALMS, Feedmesportscars was able to catch up with Cosworth boss, Kevin Kalkhoven.

A new LMP2 team could be on the horizon.

Corvette has had a frustrating albeit successful 2006 season and this has raised questions on what they will do in 2007.

With the recent announcement of Rollcentre’s re-entry to the LMP1 category, the talk has been rampant on which car Rollcentre will be running in 2007.

News and rumour has been going around for a while about the Cosworth entry into the ALMS

With the expected date approaching for Peugeot to announce their drivers, the speculation on who they may be is growing.

With the Audi R10 having rapt up the ALMS title at Mosport for Audi Sport NA, it is still a question of who gets the 24 Hours of Le Mans Pre-Selection.

Zytek Motorsport have been rumoured to be racing a hybrid electric power at Le Mans next year.

With rumours over the past weekend at Turkey and Donington surrounding Spyker's possible entry into F1, more rumour has come to being.

After ACEMCO ceased operation after Le Mans this year, there has been no Saleen in the ALMS this year, that could change next year.

GT2 runners have been rumoured to be off to F1.

After a dominating performance at Road America, the Audi R10 could be hit with more penalties.

Jacques Villeneuve to the ALMS?

Is Colin Braun off to race in NASCAR?

Trans Am - Series to Relaunch?

BMW to pull out.

Update on Pescarolo Situation

With the Acura seats being prime spots for the ALMS in 2006, American, Brian Herta could be in line.

With Peugeot's return to sportscar racing getting closer, the speculation on who will drive for them is growing.

Following an interview published at www.the-paddock.net, there is speculation about the 2007 LMS season.

Lexus debut to be delayed???

Further to the reports of Pescarolo pulling out of the Le Mans Series (see this story, Henri Pescarolo has apparantly denied that his team will disappear from the Le Mans Series this season.