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How Goodyear Tires Made The McLaren F1's 240-MPH Top Speed Possible
McLaren managed a record-breaking speed of 240 miles per hour all the way back in 1993. But it couldn't have managed that without some help from Goodyear.
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Let Carlos Sainz And Lando Norris Show You How Far Go-Karts Have Come Since The 1950s
The difference between a 2000s kart and a 2026 kart is quite minimal, for example, but the gap between the 1950s and the 1970s is stark and dramatic.
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I Miss The BMW That Was Daring Enough To Stuff A V8 In Its Z4 GT3 Race Car
This is the kind of car that just doesn't get built anymore.
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Ayrton Senna's First F1 Car Will Be Auctioned Off This Month
Senna raced the Toleman TG183B-05 in the four opening rounds of the 1984 season in Brazil, South Africa, Belgium and San Marino.
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Lewis Hamilton Drifting A Ferrari F40 Around Tokyo With Kim Kardashian Is The Coolest Hard Launch Ever
In the latest video in his "Tokyo Drift" series, Lewis brought the F40 to a car meet at the Daikoku Parking Area, and the results were spectacular.
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Ford GT Mk IV Is The Fastest American Car To Lap The Nürburgring, And The Third Fastest Car Ever
The only two cars to ever boast faster lap times than the GT are the electric VW ID.R Pikes Peak racer, and the Porsche 919 Hybrid Evo.
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Oliver Bearman's 50G Crash Could Force Changes To F1's Divisive New Cars
A big speed differential that was a part of Sunday's Formula 1 crash could be a tipping point for the rules and regulations regarding this year's cars.
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Here's What Happens To All Those IndyCar Tires After A Race
IndyCar tires are supplied by Firestone, with the latest season using over 32,000. What exactly is the fate of all those tires once the race is over?
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Acura Builds Itself A 40th Birthday Present To Celebrate Its IMSA-Winning Heritage
It looks period correct, and more importantly, it looks like a hoot and a half to drive.
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McLaren Reveals That A Software Glitch Bricked Lando Norris' Battery
The battery failure has already put Norris in a precarious position during the season's early stages.
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Haas Ready To Ravage F1's Midfield With Godzilla On The Side Of Its Cars In Japan
It's a nice change of pace from styling cars like Haas CNC machines or NASA's retired Space Shuttle.
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New Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series Will Be Even More Extreme Than The GT3 Race Car It's Based On
The yellow-accented car seen here is the production Black Series, and it has a wilder aero package than the racer does.
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Two-Time World Manufacturer Champion DS Automobiles Is Leaving Formula E To Focus On Golf
DS Automobiles has had significant success in Formula E, but they're leaving the checkered flags behind to pursue flags on the green.
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Porsche Was Unstoppable At Sebring Despite Hauling 44 Pounds Of Added Ballast
The 1-2 victory sealed Porsche's second consecutive 36 Hours of Florida sweep, back-to-back wins at Daytona and Sebring in 2025 and 2026.
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50-Year-Old Helio Castroneves Will Try To Win The Indy 500 For A Record Fifth Time
Good luck to the Brazilian aiming for a fifth. I'll be there in May cheering for him.
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Porsche Penske 963s Will Race At Sebring With '90s Throwback 911 GT1 Livery
The team is certainly hoping to continue its success after winning the Rolex 24 at Daytona in January.
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Lamborghini Temerario GT3 Stuns In Lumberjack Plaid For IMSA Ahead Of Sebring 12 Debut
The Italian monster will kick off its 2026 campaign slightly late, as it wasn't ready in time for the season-opening 24 Hours of Daytona in January.
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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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