This Evo-Powered Mirage Is How Mitsubishi Should Have Done It
All of the parts were already in the Mitsubishi parts bin, why not sling them together and see what happens?
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The Indy 500 Trophy Is Crafted From $80,000 Worth Of Sterling Silver And Just Begging For A Heist
How would you hypothetically steal the Borg-Warner Trophy?
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Penske Racing Caught Cheating Again, Raising Doubts About Josef Newgarden's 2024 Indy 500 Win
It's very cut and dry in the rulebook that the Penske team cheated over the weekend, but it's becoming obvious that this was not a one-time cheat.
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A Rookie Who Had Never Driven An Oval Before Is On Pole For The Indianapolis 500
Robert Shwartzman was chewed up and spit out by Formula 1 grinder. Now he is the first rookie driver to win pole position for the Indianapolis 500 in 42 years.
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Let This Fire-Spitting Ford Escort Add Some Excitement To Your Weekend
With a seriously built 2.3-liter stroker carrying an HKS turbocharger, hillclimber Yves Hängärtner claims his Escort is pushing 600 horsepower to the ground.
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You Can Buy This Camel-Liveried 1990 Citroën ZX Rallye Raid, One Of The Coolest Dakar Racers You Might Not Know About
In my opinion rallying — and, by extension, other types of off-road racing like the Dakar Rally — has produced the coolest race cars of all time.
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You're Going To Want To Watch This 5,000 Pound Rolls Royce Get Hucked Around The Nürburgring
Okay, so the Rolls isn't exactly keeping up with standard Porsche Caymans or BMW M3s, but Misha manages to hang with some eurotrash hatchbacks for a while.
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F1 Swearing Ban Is Off, But The FIA President Has A New, Strange Request
F1 teams can take the dish soap out of their drivers' onboard drink bottles because swearing is back on the menu.
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Modern Formula 1 Fans Would Have Hated The Sport's First Season 75 Years Ago
Every championship race (bar Indy, which drew no European entrants) run in 1950 was won by the Alfa Romeo team.
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Harley-Davidson's New MotoGP Series Won't Fix The Brand's European Problems
Despite bikes overall selling better in Europe than the U.S., Harley sells less than a third as many bikes across the pond as it does right here.
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Toyota Knows How To Do Throwback Liveries Better Than Anyone
To commemorate the 40th anniversary of its efforts at La Sarthe, Toyota rolled out a throwback livery for this year's no. 7 Gazoo Racing GR010 Hybrid entrant.
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Drive Your Classic Car The Way It Was Meant To Be Driven At Pioneer Rally's Rocky Mountain Vintage 2025
If there's one thing we'll always approve of, it's driving classic cars rather than keeping them locked up in garages.
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Lewis Hamilton Raced On Sunday, Co-Chaired The Met Gala On Monday
Arguably the best-dressed man in F1, Lewis Hamilton brought more than just impeccable style to the Met Gala this week.
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Formula E Raced In Monaco This Weekend And It Wasn't A Boring Parade, So What Is Formula 1 Doing Wrong?
Two events, same city, but only one was a nail-biter to the finish line. How does Formula E keep delivering racing magic, where F1 struggles?
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Iowa Passes Law Giving Race Tracks Protected Status Against Noise Complaints
It's rare to see this level of support for racing, especially when it's not an F1 race projected to bring a gazillion dollars in economic activity to a region.
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Cadillac Signing Sergio Perez Would Be Admitting Defeat Before They Even Start
All eyes are on who'll take the driver's seat in Caddy's new F1 car, but the obvious choice wouldn't necessarily be the right one.
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Concussion Blood Testing Is Coming To Motorcycle Racing, A First For Any Sport
MotoAmerica and healthcare giant Abbott will start using blood tests to help assess riders for suspected concussions during race weekends.
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Corvette ZR1 Marks The Most Powerful Indy 500 Pace Car In History
America's most important sports car, leading America's most important race?
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F1 Abandoned Its Mystique To Become A Docuseries Generator
Formula 1's mystique that created the initial appeal of "Drive to Survive" has been replaced with heavily commercialized, curated access.
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Alex Marquez Takes First MotoGP Win After His Brother Marc Crashes
The brothers are now the first pair of siblings to be both MotoGP race winners.
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The Hybrid IndyCars Are Seriously Fast In Final Pre-Indy Test
The 2025 Indy 500 will be the first time these cars have run in anger across the yard of bricks with hybrid power.
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Why Won't The Vatican Let Formula 1 Race Inside Its Walls?
What better way is there to introduce a new generation to your religion than letting F1 race on the streets of your walled-off city-state?
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Porsche Teases 963 Street Car To Celebrate Count Rossi's One-Off 917 Daily Driver 50 Years Later
In June, when Porsche aims to add another Le Mans victory to its already impressive tally of 19, it will seemingly unveil a street-legal version of the racer.
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McLaren Is Pulling The Plug On Formula E Program As Saudi Money Dries Up
McLaren is backing out of its Formula E commitments after losing sponsorship support from the Saudi Arabian dystopian super city project NEOM.
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Swearing Is Back As WRC Drivers Reach Compromise With FIA
The compromise will allow competitors to swear to their heart's content as they hurdle down forest trails and mountain roads.
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Sebastian Vettel Could Become Red Bull's Next F1 Tyrant, According To Helmut Marko
Vettel would have to transform how Red Bull operates in F1 to avoid being viewed as an unforgiving headmaster chewing through a conveyor belt of students.
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Michelin Put This Porsche 904 On Citroën Hydropneumatic Suspension And Used It To Test Tires For Decades
This car has lived in my brain rent-free for over a decade, and I think I finally have the full grasp of its story — and what a story it is!
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