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The History Of Wisconsin's Most Recognized Corvette Sponsorship
A special bridge at one of America's favorite race tracks has become synonymous with the Corvette nameplate, and it's now celebrating 70 years of history.
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To Visualize How Dangerous Racing Used To Be, Here's The Oldest Racing Accident On Film
Crashes in auto racing used to be a lot more dangerous. To understand how far we've come, check out this video of the first ever racing crash caught on camera.
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New York Closed Its 1940 World's Fair With A Grand Prix, Back When Fairs Were Great
The Grand Prix at the World's Fair was held on a short three-quarter-mile circuit on the fairground's public roads.
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The McMurtry Spéirling Is A 1000-HP Electric Batmobile That Can Be Driven Upside Down And You Can Now Buy One For Just $1.3 Million
The production version of the record-setting car will have larger exterior dimensions and a larger battery to go along with the seven-figure price tag.
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Rivals Inching Closer To Mercedes In F1 Title Race Despite George Russell's Austria Win
We can only speculate how the Grand Prix would have played out if Verstappen started third instead of fifth.
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These Custom Diesel Corvettes Show Gasoline Isn't Mandatory For Fun
Unlike many Chevy trucks, the Corvette never offered a diesel engine. These insane builds are what happens when you stuff an oil burner in a 'Vette anyway.
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Chrysler's Muscle-Bound DOHC 426 Hemi Never Got To Eat Ford SOHC 427s For Breakfast
After Chrysler dominated the 1964 Daytona 500, Ford knew it needed a Hemi engine, too. But the two designs never got a chance to face off on the track.
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Over-The-Air Update Lets Koenigsegg Jesko Hit 190 MPH In The Quarter-Mile, Crushing The Production Car Record
With 1,600 horsepower on tap, the Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut was already fast, but software updates have helped it set new records in the quarter- and half-mile.
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Porsche Cayman GT4 Race Car Replaced By New 911 GT4 Race Car Based On The 911 GT3, Which Won't Be Confusing
Porsche racing aficionados will note that, believe it or not, this is the first time Porsche has built a GT4 car out of the 911.
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This Tractor Engine Company Once Powered A Norwegian Racer To 180 MPH Speed Record
With over 13 liters of displacement, the massive six-cylinder engine was able to push the 1920s speedster beyond the known limits of straight-line speed.
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Why Bristol Motor Speedway Went From Concrete To Dirt To Concrete To Dirt...
Bristol Motor Speedway is known for having modified its racing surface numerous times over the years. Here's why the owners made these changes so frequently.
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FIA Removes Term Limits, Paving Way For Mohammed Ben Sulayem To Rule Racing For Life
The FIA seemingly can't come up with a reasonable explanation for its term limit abolition.
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Pikes Peak Is A Cruel, Unforgiving Mountain That Refuses To Play Favorites
If you need a win at Pikes Peak, the mountain doesn't care. It was here before we found it, and it will be here long after we're gone.
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2026 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1X Destroys Pikes Peak Production Car Record By 23 Seconds
Racing the 1,250-horsepower Corvette ZR1X to the top of Pikes Peak, driver JR Hildebrand didn't just break the production car record; he destroyed it.
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Can Anything Be Done To Save The Raceways Closing Around The Country?
Racing facilities all over the U.S. are closing, being replaced by data centers and real estate projects. Is there anything enthusiasts can do to save them?
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A 21-Foot-Long 1975 Cadillac Limousine Can Rally, As It Turns Out
Sure, it racks up the slowest time in 'Will It Rally?' history, but it's also one of the most entertaining videos in Team O'Neil's series, too.
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Arie Luyendyk's 1996 Indy 500 Qualifying Speed Record Has Still Not Been Beaten
Despite setting all-time average one- and four-lap speed records at the 1996 Indy 500 qualifying rounds, the Flying Dutchman didn't even get pole that year.
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Every Pontiac Firebird Generation Ranked By Top Speed
Which generation of the Pontiac Firebird is the fastest? The answer will probably not surprise you, but some real-world test data we've dug up just might.
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This Is My Pitch To Be A Window Gal For Your Next 24-Hour Race
I will put myself through the athletic training to make it happen. This will be my "Rocky."
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The Renault 5 Turbo Was A Hot Hatch That Could Go Over 800 Miles On One Tank Of Gas
Renault made the 5 Turbo to compete in intense rally events. But a certain addition to the car allowed to have an absurd range of around 800 miles.
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6 Abandoned F1 Tracks You Can Still (Kind Of) Explore
Formula 1 racetracks aren't always reserved indefinitely for future events. Some are abandoned or repurposed, like these that you can still explore today.
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How The 1957 Racing Ban Killed American Factory Race Teams Overnight
U.S. automakers in the 1950s loved to "win on Sunday, sell on Monday," but they abruptly announced they were done with racing. Here's why, and what followed.
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Genesis Magma Racing's Successful Le Mans Debut Was Thrilling To Witness
The fledgling Korean team is taking racing very seriously, and it achieved its goal of finishing the 2026 24 Hours of Le Mans, only Genesis' third race.
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641-HP Hyundai Ioniq 6 N Laps Nürburgring Faster Than An R35 GT-R
Attainable electric cars are faster than ever, with family sedans like the Ioniq 6 N capable of blasting around the Nürburgring faster than some supercars.
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Lewis Hamilton Snaps 20-Month Win Drought With First Ferrari GP Victory
More than just the end of a dry spell for Hamilton, the win in Barcelona shows signs of life at Ferrari, via a strategy that helped secure the win.
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How This Rare 1963 Pontiac Drag Racer Earned Its 'Swiss Cheese' Nickname
Automakers used to go to truly absurd lengths to shed every possible ounce of weight. Case in point is the 1963 Pontiac drag racer nicknamed 'Swiss Cheese.'
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Ned Jarrett's Hall Of Fame NASCAR Career Began With A Car Bought With A Bad Check
Racing with little more than hopes and dreams, Ned Jarrett wrote a bad check to buy a race car, hoping he would win and cover the cost before the check bounced.
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