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Ayrton Senna's Honda NSX Sells For Record $1.1 Million At Auction
It's the same car Senna was photographed washing with a garden hose, and the 1992 doc "Ayrton Senna: Racing Is In My Blood" features him spinning its wheels.
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Kimi Antonelli Won The F1 Driver's Championship On A Cracked Oil Sump
Kimi Antonelli made history on Sunday becoming the youngest F1 Drivers' Champion in the history of the sport and he did it with one hand tied behind his back.
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Scandal-Ridden Cadillac F1 Owner Putting Team Up For Sale After Just One Year
Even without the federal investigations, Cadillac has had a rough start.
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Dodge Rejoins NASCAR Cup Series After 14-Year Absence
The entire Big Three will be battling for stock car supremacy in 2027
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Yamaha Refuses To Race In Qatar Despite MotoGP's Penalty Threats
It's not just a manufacturer opting out of the race. Riders aren't happy with the idea of traveling to Qatar, either, and some are voicing their concerns.
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Kimi Antonelli Becomes Youngest-Ever F1 World Champion
For the first time since 1953, an Italian is the F1 World Drivers' Champion.
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1978 Chevy Corvette Pace Car Replica For Sale With Just 57 Miles Shown Is An L48 V8 Time Capsule
In keeping with "Win on Sunday, sell on Monday," Chevrolet sold replicas of the 1978 Indianapolis 500 pace car. This one has just 57 miles on the odometer.
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2027 Dakar Rally Takes Up Portugal-To-Morocco Route Amid U.S.-Iran War
The organizers of the 2027 Dakar are vague about the reason they've made the race a Europe-to-Africa passage. But it isn't hard to figure out why.
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Fernando Alonso Bashes 'Low Quality' Rivals Over Turn 1 Collision At USGP
After a first-lap collision that left his car unable to get points at the United States Grand Prix, Alonso was forthright in criticizing his fellow drivers.
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McLaren's Ingenious Design For Cooling Its Formula 1 Brakes (And Why It Got Banned)
McLaren came under intense scrutiny for the rear brake design of its MCL39 Formula 1 car. Here's how the system worked and why other teams didn't like it.
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Watch NASCAR's Young Drivers Put A Tiny Peel P50 Through Its Unstable Paces
Fast guys in a little car.
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IndyCar Will Race In Barcelona Next Season, Marking 1st European Round In 20 Years
The series last raced outside of North America in Brazil with a 2013 street race in São Paulo.
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I Took Buddy The Off-Road Miata To A Baja Race... And Won
Yep, anything can happen at NORRA, and we proved it.
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Tom Cruise Wants To Really Race In ARCA For 'Days Of Thunder' Sequel
NASCAR CEO Steve O'Donnell said that the fourth division romp might not happen, but it wasn't a definitive no.
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Formula 1 Signs 10-Year Deal To Race In Rwanda
The deal has raised concerns as F1 partners with another national government with an abysmal human rights record.
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Fastest-Ever Bathurst 1000 Decided By Stunning Fuel Miscalculation
The heartbreaking defeat could've been completely avoided if the #18 Camaro just spent a second or two longer taking fuel during its final stop.
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The Porsche 911 Challenge Will Have You Saying 'Shut Up And Take My Money!'
When you think about mods you'd have to do to a 911 GT3 to get it to move 5 seconds quicker around a lap, the Challenge starts to look like an outright bargain.
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Google Maps Will Now Display Your Vehicle As A McLaren Formula 1 Race Car
The navigation app can't tell you to "box, box, box" just yet, but for a limited time, you can make your driving avatar a little orange race car.
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Porsche's Most Uncompromising Race Car Had Carcinogenic Brakes
In its search for ultra-lightweight materials in the late 1960s, Porsche found a new way to make brakes. It didn't know the metal they used caused lung cancer.
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With Bridgestone's New Wet Weather 'Typhoon' Tire, Formula E Might Become The First Racing Series Where Everyone Hopes For Rain
Bridgestone returns to FIA racing after 16 years, becoming Formula E's official tire supplier and helping develop the Gen4 racer and FE's first wet tire.
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Williams Wants F1 Backmarkers Allowed To Spend More Money Than Their Faster Rivals
Formula 1 limits team spending to $215 million dollars per year, but some teams think they should be able to spend more to level the playing field.
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I'm Taking My Off Road Miata To Race In Baja Because I Make Poor Decisions
I've raced in Baja before in a few different classes, but this will be the first Mexican race for Buddy, my off road Miata.
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Remember That Silly Aston Martin Dreadnought Concept Made For Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4? Fernando Alonso Is Going To Race One At Dakar
Alonso continues to extend his time in Formula 1, and his appetite for racing doesn't end there. He's headed back to Dakar as well.
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Britain Turned To Racing Drivers To Teach Its Police Car Drivers In The 1930s
What kinds of skills do police officers need to avoid accidents? Turns out they're the same car-control methods race car drivers have to learn.
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F1 Race In Malaysia Salvaged By Software Update Made In Under An Hour
Mechanical failures happen pretty regularly in racing, but large groups of F1 cars probably shouldn't be bricking themselves on track all at once.
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5 Facts About Juan Manuel Fangio, One Of The Greatest Drivers In The History Of F1
Juan Manuel Fangio, considered one of the greatest F1 drivers ever, led a very interesting life. Here are five cool facts about the legendary driver's career.
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Ellen Lohr Drove An AMG Mercedes To Become The First Woman To Win A DTM Race
The late 1980s and early 1990s were, in many ways, the golden era of DTM racing. It was also when Ellen Lohr made history as the first woman to win a DTM race.
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