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Here Are All The Ways You Would Fix IndyCar If You Had The Power
There are so many ways to improve the pinnacle of open-wheel racing.
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You're In Charge Of IndyCar For A Day, How Do You Beat F1 At Their Own Game?
Is it tracks, cars, the broadcasts, or something else?
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Moby Dick-Inspired Slantnose 911 GT2 RS Explains Porsche's Mysterious 'Flachbau' And 'Flachbau RS' Trademarks
The Flachbau RS is based on a 991.2 GT2 RS, and three prototypes were developed and tested at the Nürburgring to make sure its performance back up the wing.
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The Old Cadillac Is Dead, And This Track-Only V-One Concept Is The Proof
Essentially a customer version of the V-Series.R race car, the slightly more refined V-One packs 830 horsepower, and we bet Cadillac will build a few of them.
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Watch Scott Speed Set A New Record Run Up Mount Washington In Subaru's Project Midnight WRX
This smashes Travis Pastrana's previous record up the tallest peak in the northeast by more than 16 seconds.
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How Mazda Was Allowed To Race At Le Mans With A Banned Rotary Engine In 1991
Against all odds, Mazda won the 1991 24 Hours of Le Mans with its rotary-powered 787B. But a quiet regulatory concession helped make the unlikely happen.
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The Vegas To Reno Legends Rally Is A Baptism By Dust For Novice Desert Racers
Desert racing isn't like other sports, or even other forms of racing. It's one part cutthroat competition and one part communal adventure.
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You're In Charge Of Formula 1 For A Day, How Would You Fix It?
Fans of Formula 1 are rarely happy. Do you have what it takes to make them happy?
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There Are Plenty Of Reasons To Hate Trump's IndyCar DC Street Race, But Road Damage Isn't One Of Them
The current full-time IndyCar field of 25 cars is a literal drop in the bucket.
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The Harley-Davidson Race Team Invited Me To Be On The Pit Crew And I Brought My Bad Luck With Me
For about five minutes the team was over the moon with excitement, then came the bad luck.
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Porsche's Track Experience School At Laguna Seca Is More Than Worth The Splurge
A full day of lapping Laguna Seca in a Porsche 911 Carrera S made me a much better and more confident driver, and put a huge smile on my face.
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Cinema's Next F1 Period Piece Will Spotlight The Unlikely Rise Of A Canadian Icon
"Villeneuve: The Rise of a Legend" will premiere as the closing film of the Toronto International Film Festival on September 19.
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Why The 1979 Ford Mustang Indy 500 Pace Car Was Such A Big Deal
In 1979, Ford showcased its new third-generation Mustang as the official pace car of the Indy 500. This was a key moment for the Mustang as a whole.
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NASCAR Cup Cars Have No Speedometer, So Here's How They Stay Safe In The Pits
NASCAR has a precise system for keeping drivers within pit road speed limits, even as crews work just feet away in one of racing's most dangerous areas.
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F1 Won't Air Live Battery Levels Anymore Because Fans Don't Care
Without energy levels for context, it can create an anticlimactic viewing experience where it's assumed that every pass is temporary.
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IndyCar Finally Unveils 2028 Replacement For Dated 14-Year-Old Chassis
The Dallara IR-28 isn't a revolution but a long-awaited evolution for a product that has had many ups and downs over the past dozen years.
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Porsche And Penske Unveil Retro Liveries Celebrating Dominant Victories At Road America
The 963 prototypes will be donning throwback designs from Porsche/Penske past at this weekend's Motul SportsCar Endurance Grand Prix at Road America.
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Why Formula 1 Bans Beryllium And Other Exotic Metals From Racing Engines
McLaren had a winning concept with an engine that used beryllium instead of steel or aluminum. Then F1 barred it, and McLaren's edge was gone.
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Keanu Reeves And Gard Hollinger Built The Future Of Arch Motorcycles, And It's A Race Bike
The pair worked with Samsung TV Plus to make a show about their racing efforts with Arch in MotoAmerica's Super Hooligan series.
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Here's How F1 Drivers Train To Handle G-Forces At High Speed
Formula 1 drivers experience extreme levels of g-force during a race. To protect themselves, they train vigorously, and some of the exercises are pretty weird.
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4 Ways A Track Camera Can Help Improve Your Lap Times
Want to drive faster? Learn how adding a track camera to your setup provides the data and visual feedback you need to drop your lap times.
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F1 Will Hold Bahrain Grand Prix 3,750 Miles Outside Of Bahrain
The relocated race will be known as "the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia."
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Carroll Shelby's Own Ferrari-Beating, Championship-Winning 1964 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe Is Heading To Auction
Chassis CSX2300 is the only one of the six Daytonas that was owned by Shelby himself, and this is the first public auction of one since 2009.
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Freedom 250 Grand Prix Bans Chairs, Alcohol, And Coolers, Seems To Not Understand The Appeal Of Watching Racing
The list is far longer than at other IndyCar races like the Indy 500.
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No Battery, No Luck For George Russell As Antonelli Wins Belgian GP
Russell wouldn't have been a crash target if an AI-powered energy deployment algorithm didn't deplete his car's battery before Spa's longest straight.
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Gabriel Bortoleto Says Other F1 Drivers Should Turn The Page On New Rules Complaints
Fans should always take drivers' complaints about the technical regulations with a grain of salt.
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World Endurance Championship Moving Season Finale Out Of Gulf As There's No End In Sight To U.S. War With Iran
Formula One is stuck in a similar scheduling dilemma with its world championship.
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