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The Mad Scientists At BMW Are Racing An M3 Wagon At The Nürburgring 24
The M3 Touring 24H race car was just an April Fool's joke last year, but BMW built it for real — and is racing it for real.
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Unreliability Of F1's New Ruleset Rears Its Head In China
Obviously, no one would willingly sign up for a struggle and the drivers not at the front have been vocal about how much they hate these new cars.
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Ferrari Might Put A Flippy Wing On Its F1 Car To Catch Mercedes And I Hope It Works
The world of F1 is putting pins and red string on a cork board right now trying to figure out what Ferrari knows that they don't.
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Drivers Want F1 Race Starts To Be Safer, Ferrari Says No
If Ferrari maintains this start line advantage in China, it will be instantly obvious why the team doesn't want any changes.
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F1 To Cancel April's Races Amid U.S.-Israeli War With Iran
Due to logistical concerns, F1 has no plans to replace the cancelled Bahrain and Saudi Arabia rounds with races elsewhere later in the year.
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Mercedes Wants To Buy 24% Of Alpine's F1 Team, But Alpine Confident That It Will Change Nothing
I wouldn't trust someone who was once banned from Formula 1 for life.
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BYD Pondering F1 Entry Bid To Spur Overseas Sales
Grand Prix racing isn't the only destination on BYD's radar, with the FIA World Endurance Championship floated as another option.
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The Rearview Mirror Wasn't Just Invented For Safety
Most of us just take the rearview mirror for granted when driving, but it wasn't always there. The accessory was not originally created for safety.
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F1 Champ Max Verstappen Will Race Nürburgring 24 In The Gap Between Miami And Canadian Grands Prix
If Max were to win this race in May, he'll join the ranks of Fernando Alonso and Nico Hulkenburg as endurance race winners currently active in Formula 1.
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Super Clipping Is Formula 1's Most Hated Term After Opener In Australia
Super clipping won't be as prominent at other circuits on the calendar, but it likely won't be eliminated entirely without significant rules changes.
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Now's Your Chance To Buy A Turbine-Powered Mustang Drag Racer Named 'Krispy Kritter'
The builder pretty much just wrapped the Mustang body around the turbine, then slapped a few more parts on to make it roll.
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F1 Cars Have New Lights This Season, And They Can Tell You A Lot
With five total lights now on every F1 car, two at the front and three at the back, they can signal all sorts of important information to the drivers.
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We Need A High-Budget Tuk-Tuk Racing Series Stat
Maybe just swap every Formula 1 chassis for one of these three-wheeled people haulers. It'd certainly make the races more interesting.
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1000-HP Mercedes-Benz Limo Has Turbos Bigger Than Your Face, Perfect For Proms
Racing up ski slopes, this twin-turbo-V8-swapped Mercedes limo has strayed about as far from its original purpose is possible, and that's why we love it.
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WEC Postpones 2026 Season Opener In Qatar Over U.S.-Israeli War With Iran
At least for now, postponing the Qatar race means 6 Hours of Imola will be the first WEC race of the season, taking place in Italy the weekend of April 19.
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Tyler Reddick Is The First Driver In NASCAR History To Open The Season With A Three-Peat
Reddick kept his cool and delivered one of the most stunning road course wins in recent memory.
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Retaliatory Iranian Bombings May Sideline F1 And WEC Races In The Region
Whatever the FIA decides, I'm sure it will be in the best interest of the FIA, regardless of safety and wellbeing.
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Do You Have Any Idea How Red Bull Can Afford Two Formula One Teams?
The motorsport world simply wouldn't be the same if it weren't for Red Bull and the huge influx of money the fizzy drinks brand brought.
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Aston Martin Honda Won't Race In Australian Grand Prix, Only Going So It Won't Get Fined
Honda has discovered that the vibrations of its turbocharged V6 engine are causing the hybrid batteries to fail after a surprisingly short number of laps.
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Nobody In IndyCar Can Stop Álex Palou
Palou came home a full 12.49 seconds ahead of pole man Scott McLaughlin. He kept his cool and made it look easy.
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The Rowdiest Kiwi Racers Even Drive Lawn Mowers Better Than You Do
When Red Bull has three of the New Zealand's fastest racing drivers compete in ProLite truck drifting and lawn-mower racing events, we all win.
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You Should Shove A 450-HP Volvo Engine In Your BMW E30, Unless You're Chicken
A small 2.0-liter Volvo engine is at the heart of this bonkers BMW E30, and it's not even the wildest build we've seen at the Norwegian hill climb event.
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Learn How To Race At COTA From NASCAR's Road Course Master
This is a truly wild track, and with it being so short, it feels like the 2.4 miles flies by in a second.
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Toyota's Coupe-Bodied Rally Prototype Could Be Previewing The New Celica
We don't know for sure what this is yet, as the 2027 WRC rules allow for bespoke designs, but it sure seems like this could be based on the rumored new Celica.
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Cadillac F1 Names Its Debut Season Chassis After Refugee Immigrant American Legend Mario Andretti
The Cadillac MAC-26 likely won't be quite as successful as Super Mario was, but just getting this car to the grid with his name on it is so great.
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NASCAR Announces Every Driver Will Compete In All-Star Race
The full Cup Series field will take the green flag for the 350-lap race, but it will eventually be reduced to 26 cars for the race's $1 million final stage.
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MotoGP Close To Establishing $588,000 Minimum Salary For Riders
The push for a minimum rider salary began after MotoGP introduced half-distance sprint races at every round for the 2023 season without consulting the riders.
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