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Mickey Thompson Wrung 295 Bonneville Records Out Of The 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1
Thompson was a racing legend, and his legacy is burnished by the hundreds of speed records he established in 1968 at the Bonneville Salt Flats.
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5 Motorcycles Faster Than Honda's CBR1100XX, Once The Fastest Factory Bike Ever Built
With a top speed of 178 mph, the Honda CBR1000XX is still one of the fastest bikes around, but other manufacturers wouldn't let its record stand.
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Toyota Celebrated Its Le Mans-Winning Racer With A Wonderful Homage To Pixar's 'Cars'
More than just an homage to the movie 'Cars', the promotional video references a culture established by 'The Fast and the Furious'.
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F1 Mulling Massive 3-Liter Turbo V8s For Its Next Engine Formula, Fans Are Already Brandishing Pitchforks
The initial reaction for fans have been negative so far.
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The Service Station Bruce McLaren's Parents Owned Inspired McLaren's New Logo
For those more fond of McLaren's existing branding, the Speedmark will stick around, as will the Papaya Orange color scheme.
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Historic Tobacco Racing Liveries Endangered By Public Health Law
Motorsport Australia changed its regulations after Fox Sports refused to air a Touring Car Masters race at Sydney Motorsport Park in August.
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WRC Cancels Finale In Saudi Arabia, Season Will End In Italy
WRC isn't the first to cancel races in the Middle East, and it's not likely to be the last.
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F1 Adding Sprint Race To Monaco As Format Expands To 10 Rounds In 2027
At a glance, Monaco sounds like the worst place to add a second race.
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Why A Citroën Ranked First In The 1966 Monte Carlo Rally When It Actually Came In Fifth
A Citroën took first place in the 1966 Monte Carlo Rally, despite finishing fifth. Here's the scandalous story behind that placement and why it happened.
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Why Hasn't America Produced An International Racing Legend In At Least 30 Years?
Once upon a time, the likes of Mario Andretti, Phil Hill, and Dan Gurney raced for gold in F1. But that time is long over. What's the reason for the drought?
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Toyota Reveals $2,500 Entry-Level Kart That Families Can Fit In Their Minivans
Designed to fit inside JDM minivans like the Noah and the Voxy, the GR Kart weighs just 183 pounds and can be stored upright in your garage at home.
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Who Do You Want To Beat Max Verstappen At Karting?
Max is set to race 100 other drivers around Silverstone, but he starts in the very back of the field, and he's got some interesting competition.
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These Race Car Safety Innovations Now Make Your Daily Driver Safer
The race track might be home to noise, drama, and excitement, but it's also the birthplace of safety inventions we take for granted in our daily drivers.
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F1's Debut In Madrid Was So Dull That Organizers Are Promising Track Changes
There were only four on-track passes after the opening lap with teams reliant on pit strategy and track position to make any gains.
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This Is The Worst F1 Finish Ever
When we think of motorsport records, we think of wins and titles, but some records are a little less glamorous, like the worst-ever finish in F1 history.
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Red Bull Junior Team Wins Bidding War For Kimi Räikkönen's 11-Year-Old Son
With Verstappen becoming a four-time champion and Antonelli leading the championship this season, it's hard to argue against this driver development strategy.
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Joining Bonneville's 200 MPH Club Requires A Land Speed Record, Not Just Speed
The 200 MPH Club remains as exclusive as ever, and while almost anyone can nowadays buy a 200-mph car off the lot, simply hitting 200 will not get you in.
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F1 Shortening Races So Engines Can Be More Fuel-Thirsty
This small change for 2027 will allow an increase in ICE horsepower by raising fuel flow limits without forcing the teams to completely redesign their cars.
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Qatar Swears It's Safe Enough To Host F1 And MotoGP Despite Ongoing War
Both racing world championships are expected to cancel their Qatari rounds later this month.
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Anne Hathaway Will Star In 'Days Of Thunder 2' Alongside The Old Cole Trickle, Tom Cruise
The new "Days of Thunder" movie will be directed by Jonathan Levine, produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, and come out in summer 2028, specifically June 2, 2028.
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Alex Palou Enters Rare Air With 5th IndyCar Title In 6 Years
The unusual circumstances also led to Pato O'Ward becoming the first IndyCar driver to win twice in a single day since Rick Mears in 1981.
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Dubbed Last Of The Moonshiners, This NASCAR Driver Was Still Racing In His 70s
NASCAR's origin story is tied up with drivers who ran moonshine, and certainly that was good training for this man who didn't drive in his last race until 2019.
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GTA VI Has A Race Track, And Racing Looks Like A Much Bigger Deal In New Gameplay Trailer
The 27-minute Extended Look trailer is the most extensive dump of Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay and information we've seen yet, with lots of new car details.
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FIA Declares Red Bull's Engine Best In F1, Gives Everyone Else Catch-Up Tokens
Thousand-dollar event tickets and stadium parking-lot races aren't the only things Formula 1 is co-opting from the United States.
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The 3.0-Liter Four-Cylinder In Porsche's 968 Turbo S Is An Extremely Rare Engine
The big four-cylinder engine had gobs of torque, but the Turbo S was extremely expensive to match its speed, and consumers just didn't see the vision.
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Science Explains Why Driving Can Feel So Thrilling
The thrill of driving can be traced back to three specific kinds of stimulation. And there's a thin line between a thrilling drive and a scary one.
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Kyle Kirkwood Wins Trump's Bizzaro Land IndyCar Race In D.C.
Up was down, down was up as IndyCar visited the nation's capital last weekend.
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