DTM qualifying and racing is available on YouTube - the place where /DRIVE lives - on the YT DTM Channel. BrandHatch is May 18 / 19. Saturday Qualifying went to BMW.

Audi has some very obvious product placement in Iron Man, which means that Audi's DTM (German touring car) race crew in Germany gets these Iron Man-style suits for their races.

Just in time to celebrate this weekend's race around the Hockenheimring, BMW has posted this video of their old E30 DTM M3, which won the championship in 1989, racing around the track against their modern DTM M3, which won the championship in 2012, because race car.

2012 DTM champion Bruno Spengler and 1989 DTM champion Roberto Ravaglia drove each other's championship winning M3's around the Hockenheimring the other day. Bruno got about a 20 second head start in Ravaglia's E30 and got passed entering the arena section. This video is mostly just driving, the one after the jump has …

Audi has a tendency to dominate in whatever motor racing endeavor it enters, from rally to LMP racing at Le Mans. The news that Audi is considering entering the IndyCar series, with its famous namesake race, may come as a bit of a worry, then, to Chevrolet and Honda, the current engine suppliers to the series.

It's pretty much a given that if you want to win in Formula-1, you get Adrian Newey. Not Vettel, not Alonso, not Jesus, Newey! His cars won five championships for Williams, one for McLaren, and so far three for Red Bull.

AMG came a long way from building racecar engines in the sixties to making our Editor-in-Chief write about their newest child with the caps lock on. Their cars are just that good.

The current M3 is great for turning into a racecar, but also very good at being the ultimate poser machine. The new DTM Champion Edition is cool though, because it was made to celebrate a racecar, and the brand's success in October, when the Canadian Bruno Spengler won the German Touring Car Championship for the…

Autosport reports that one member of Mercedes' DTM pit crew remains hospitalized after nearly being decapitated by an air line during practice at Zandvoort on Friday.

Before Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom came under pressure from the feds he shot this video of himself and partner Finn Batato racing Germany's famed Nürburgring racing circuit in three of his crazy cars with F1 driver Kimi Raikkonen. According to Dotcom the final edit was "seized by the FBI."