Why a YouTuber's Spec Crown Vic Race Is the Wildest Thing in Motorsport
A $40 ticket, an identical fleet of Crown Vics, and a fireworks budget that could level a small city—welcome to the new grassroots racing economy.
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McLaren’s Manual Teaser Revives the F1’s Three-Pedal Legacy
A cryptic Monterey Car Week reveal puts McLaren’s manual-transmission history back in the spotlight, from a mystery road car to a Le Mans-bred F1 GTR.
Michelle Rodriguez's SLS AMG Lost Three Wheel Bolts — the Spares Were There, the Tool Wasn't
A wobbly rear wheel halted the Fast & Furious star's 2026 Gumball 3000 run in a 1,000-hp Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG — three bolts missing, spares in the car, and no tool to fit them.
The 3,710-HP Cummins That Had to Lose 200 Pounds Just to Run
Firepunk LLC turned a heavy diesel truck into a four-wheel-drive drag weapon, chasing a weight limit that forced a full teardown before a single pass.
Honda's Heritage Program Puts Its Race Winners Back on Track
Honda's new HRC Heritage Racing Program is restoring and selling its historic race cars, starting with a Sebring-winning Acura prototype.
Frame Number Two: The Metisse That Steve McQueen's Son Didn't Get
A 2008 Metisse Desert Racer, chassis #002, built to match the motorcycle McQueen called the best-handling bike he ever owned, heads to auction with fewer than 2,000 miles on the clock.
406.320 MPH on Hydrogen: The Record, the Driver, and the FIA's Verdict
Andy Green piloted the JCB Hydromax to a two-run hydrogen speed record—now the FIA weighs in on what it means for sustainable motorsport.
Ingrassia Recounts the Seconds After Ogier's Toyota Left the Road at 140 km/h
The retired co-driver describes the collapse, the fire risk, the OK button that nearly let the stage continue, and the young trees that absorbed the impact.
LED Lighting Moves From Race Cars to Road-Car Rules
The shift toward LED headlights brings longer service life and sharper beam control, but Australian retrofit rules still limit what owners can legally install.
The $38,500 Aston DB7 Jubilee and the Ford parts beneath the leather
One of 26 DB7 Jubilee Editions sits on a Los Angeles Craigslist ad at $38,500, and what the Ford-era hardware underneath it, plus the brand's current F1 and India pricing, says about the value.
The Talladega Was Too Fast for NASCAR—and Too Much for Its Own Brakes
Ford's 428 Cobra Jet and wind-tunnel aero got the car banned, but street tires and brakes couldn't handle the power; now 750 units are making collectors pay up.
A 1938 Dealer's Ride Becomes the 86th Sturgis Tribute
Indian Motorcycle marks the world's largest rally with a Chief Vintage that carries the Sturgis origin story on its tank.
The Other Champion: Alex Marquez Sees Gibernau's Mirror in His Own Career
Alex Marquez says the shadow cast by his brother Marc is the same one Sete Gibernau raced under against Valentino Rossi, a parallel he wore on his bike at the Sachsenring.
6 Reasons NASCAR Shouldn't Shorten Its Cup Races
IndyCar champion Scott Dixon says NASCAR races are long enough for a nap. The case against cutting them is longer than you'd think.
Fault Lines in the Spire–Joe Gibbs Racing Trade-Secrets Fight
What began as a personnel dispute over a car chief has become a federal case marked by a contested Google Drive folder, deleted allegations, missing texts, and more than $8 million at stake.
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