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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.
Read MoreMost drivers nowadays hang up their helmets due to a lack of opportunity, not ability.
Read MoreBefore you drive this stretch of road, with no curves or turns anywhere in sight, you'll want to stock up on snacks and make sure you're wide awake.
Read MoreSometimes you just have to go outside and stretch your legs before a long flight.
Read MoreFormula 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.
Read MoreSome drivers have famously called it a career far too soon.
Read MoreAlonso 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.
Read MoreIt's fair to say the passengers would want a full refund after their lengthy ordeal, but United Airlines didn't rush to whip out its corporate checkbook.
Read MoreMechanical failures happen pretty regularly in racing, but large groups of F1 cars probably shouldn't be bricking themselves on track all at once.
Read MoreWitnessing the JCB Hydromax's 406.320-mph record run was an unforgettable experience.
Read MoreThe responses in the comments section made me shudder with the sudden realization of how poorly things can go with a very heavy vehicle.
Read MoreHenderson Field on Midway Atoll is on the verge of closure unless the FAA undertakes a $100 million upgrade effort.
Read MoreIt's been 125 years since Henry Ford won his first and only automobile race. This weekend, Mustangs will bear a special livery to party like it's 1901.
Read MoreThe effort won't be a from-scratch entry, as the Detroit manufacturer will bolster its existing relationship with the M-Sport World Rally Team.
Read MoreFrom driving the wrong way on one-way streets to putting your car in drive when you're trying to reverse out of the garage. Lets hear your worst blunders.
Read MoreWith 16 retirements and only three points scored over 15 races, it's been a brutal year so far for the Aston Martin F1 team.
Read MoreWhile Alpine avoided naming any particular driver, team principal Flavio Briatore made it clear before the race that Colapinto's fanbase was a problem.
Read MoreReaders had their own reason for wanting certain returns, from restoring hometown pride and longing for better in-flight service to pure nostalgia.
Read MoreWith an oil embargo on several nations, the Netherlands responded with a driving ban that lasted months, but the citizens seemed to take it in stride.
Read MoreThe initial reaction for fans have been negative so far.
Read MoreWhile executives would love yet another round of consolidation, more competition would be one way to tamp down ticket prices.
Read MoreThe total cost for modernizing air traffic control's infrastructure has now ballooned to over $42 billion dollars, with companies like Amtrak catching strays.
Read MoreMotorsport Australia changed its regulations after Fox Sports refused to air a Touring Car Masters race at Sydney Motorsport Park in August.
Read MoreFAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said it would take 13 hours to repair, but the fix should be completed soon — still, hundreds of flights have been canceled.
Read MoreSome automakers were mentioned multiple times for their work in different decades, another sign of how subjective the question can be.
Read MoreWhen there was a near-global shift to the metric system, the U.S. had a chance to go along with it, and this highway is the missing link to what could've been.
Read MoreSince the first in-service ejection in 1949, Martin-Baker claims that its seats have saved over 7,800 lives.
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