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By Stephen Edelstein
The automaker is trying to patent a forklift without a driver's seat, making room for couplers that allow the machines to form a conga line. The post Forget Your Certification: GM Wants to Automate Forklifts Now appeared first on The Drive.
By Andy Reid
Being invited to judge at Concours d'Elegance events is a great honor
By Josh Suttill
Franco Colapinto's punishment for wiping out two cars in Baku exposes why F1's penalty points system is no longer fit for purpose
By Scott Taylor
Dave Johnson takes his late dad’s Plymouth Road Runner from humble heirloom to ‘holy shit!’, thanks to 600hp of Chrysler big-block
By Stephen Edelstein
German automakers have a history of letting trainees build cool project cars, and this is one of the coolest. The post One Time, Mercedes-Benz Mechanics Built a Snarling V8 Hatchback appeared first on The Drive.
By Ed Hardy
The erstwhile leader spun out from the lead of the 2026 British GT finale and handed the crown to the Orange Racing McLaren pair
By Marcus Simmons
Ash Sutton charges from 12th to victory ‘in the Ash style’ to take his fifth BTCC crown
By Michael Barnard
Ports are being asked to make infrastructure decisions that will last thirty, forty or fifty years while several of the assumptions that paid for their existing infrastructure are changing at the same time. Ships are getting larger, requiring deeper channels, larger cranes and more capable tug fleets. Climate disruption is ... [continued] The post Ports Need More Capital As Their Bulk Cargo Base Shrinks appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Stephen Kilbey
Stats and facts Toyota Racing now has 10 home wins in the FIA WEC era, collecting its first set of winner’s trophies since 2023 earlier tonight with the #8 crew. WEC Stats also points out that all of its LMP1 and Hypercar models have won their first race at home too. Team WRT’s LMGT3 victory […] 6H Fuji: Post-Race Notes first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Ewan Wane
Marcus Clutton and Simon Orange won a thrilling Brands Hatch Decider en route to 2026 British GT GT3 championship glory in the #67 Orange Racing by JMH McLaren GT3 Evo, heading home a McLaren 1-2-3. Rob Collard took the lead into Druids in his #63 Barwell Motorsport Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2 on Kevin Tse’s #18 2 […] Orange & Clutton Crowned Champions In Thrilling Brands Hatch Decider first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Stephen Kilbey
Toyota Racing won its first FIA WEC race on home soil since 2023 in shocking fashion this afternoon at the Fuji Speedway, with a strategic masterstroke that saw the #8 TR010 HYBRID storm to victory from seemingly nowhere in the final hour. A late call to take fuel only during the 6 Hours of Fuji’s […] Toyota Snatches 6H Fuji Victory From Alpine first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By RJ O’Connell
The #12 AF Corse USA Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo of Matias Pérez Companc and Frederik Schandorff will start Sunday’s penultimate GT World Challenge America race from the pole, edging out Pro class championship leaders JMF Motorsports by just 0.027 seconds (on average) in this morning’s Qualifying sessions from Barber Motorsports Park. The #34 JMF Motorsports […] AF Corse Ferrari Narrowly Grabs Pole In Barber first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Raymond Tribdino
SEOUL, South Korea — Long before SsangYong Motor became part of the electric-vehicle transition now reshaping South Korea’s automotive industry, it built an electric sports car that looked as if it had arrived from a different future. The SsangYong CCR-1, short for Clean Car 1, was unveiled in 1995 as ... [continued] The post The SsangYong CCR-1: An Early Korean EV Experiment appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Stephen Edelstein
You don't need to scan an entire car to make a new exhaust system, but when you have a hammer, every problem starts to look like a nail. The post 3D-Scanning Your Old, Slow BMW Just to Fabricate an Exhaust Is Glorious Overkill appeared first on The Drive.
By Raymond Tribdino
MANILA, Philippines — On the surface, the transition to electric mobility looks like an intensely domestic fight. Commuters in Metro Manila complain about erratic fuel pump prices, local transport cooperatives struggle to finance modern electric jeepneys, and utility companies work to install charging stations along national expressways. Yet when industry ... [continued] The post The Philippines’ Electric Vehicle Push Cannot Afford to Ignore ASEAN appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Phate Zhang
The EU links treatment of British goods to closer trade policy alignment and suggests London join its customs union. For details, please visit CnEVPost (cnev.co).
By Lalita Chemello
If you remember getting it for a hearty deal that floored your friends when you mentioned what you paid for it, it's share-worthy.
By Nicole Bogusinski
Sara Price has raced Rallye du Maroc before, but she has never arrived quite like this. Her first appearance was in a Can-Am side-by-side, at... Read more The post How experience has reshaped Price’s approach appeared first on DirtFish.
By Ben Vinel
Following further abuse on social media amid the Azerbaijan GP, Alpine is taking a stand
By Edd Straw
Kimi Antonelli had the worst weekend of his F1 season yet in Baku; even his recovery to fifth was unremarkable. But this wasn't the time for full attack
By Tyson Hugie
Back in the day, you needed two "car keys"
By Marcus Simmons
Aiden Moffat took his first BTCC win since 2024 after a five-second track-limits penalty was rescinded
By Ronald Vording
Team principal Laurent Mekies called the Azerbaijan Grand Prix Hadjar's best race so far. Besides his outright pace, Red Bull is particularly impressed by his radio messages and the way he worked with Max Verstappen
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