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By RJ O’Connell
Acura Meyer Shank Racing opened its final IMSA race meeting with its two Acura ARX-06es finishing first and second in first practice for the 29th Motul Petit Le Mans. The #93 and #60 Acuras led GTP during a mostly overcast 90-minute opening practice session at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, and their best times were separated […] Acuras Lead Off 1-2 In Petit Le Mans First Practice first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
By Tina Casey
The IONNA consortium is scaling up its plans for public EV charging stations in the US, anticipating future growth in EV sales despite last year's sharp U-turn in federal energy policy. The post New EV Charging Checklist: Style, Comfort, And A Cool Place To Hang appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Stuart Codling
Power deficit has been known but this is the first time one of Aston Martin's drivers has put a number on it
By John Dagys
Nick Yelloly quickest in opening practice for Saturday's Motul Petit Le Mans...
By Peter Johnson
BMW joins the growing list of luxury brands planning to introduce an entry-level electric vehicle. The new model will be the most affordable Neue Klasse EV. more…
By Ronald Vording
Verstappen returns to the circuit where he claimed his second F1 victory. The Dutchman still hopes to win a grand prix in 2026, but knows Mercedes' upgrade will make that even more difficult
By Jim Motavalli
This car is a six-cylinder 1923 Nash Touring on Facebook Marketplace, located in Rogers, Arkansas, and it’s basically in tatters—especially the roof. The owner says it’s “not bad for a 103-year-old car,” and while that’s correct, it’s in very... Read More »
By Tyson Hugie
Relic at Desert Valley Auto Parts showcased equal parts patina and pizazz
By Jon Noble
A track surface of which roughness has been likened to “sandpaper” by Oscar Piastri has thrown a strategy curveball into F1’s return to Malaysia
By Nick DeGroot
The 2026 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship will conclude with a 10-hour endurance race at Road Atlanta this weekend
By Sean Tucker
The 2027 Kia Sorento will start at $34,085 – just $200 more than the 2026 model.
By Lydia Mee
Lando Norris has ruled out racing into his 40s, saying he wants to step away from motorsport to enjoy life outside the paddock
By Byron Hurd
Everybody wants to save the manuals; I say save the hand brakes. The post There’s Still Hope for the Old-Fashioned Hand Brake appeared first on The Drive.
By Tom Howard
The World Rally Championship is set for a three-way title showdown on the Italian island of Sardinia this weekend
By Tom Howard
The World Rally Championship is set for a three-way title showdown on the Italian island of Sardinia this weekend
By Jerry Perez
2027 Ford F-150 pickups will offer a sweet-looking, two-tone paint option, but it'll cost you nearly half as much as a new Maverick, or about 20% of the truck's purchase price. The post Ford Wants to Charge You $12,545 for a Paint Job appeared first on The Drive.
By Stuart Codling
Abrasive track surface and persistent threat of rain will affect strategy, while track layout could promote a return to yo-yo racing
By Michael Barnard
A reach stacker looks like exactly the sort of machine batteries should struggle with. Large models can weigh more than 70 tonnes before picking anything up, then lift loaded shipping containers weighing another 40 tonnes or more several rows deep and several containers high. They work in busy freight terminals ... [continued] The post Reach Stackers Look Like A Hydrogen Use Case. Ports Are Buying Batteries. appeared first on CleanTechnica.
By Stuart Codling
Abrasive track surface and persistent threat of rain will affect strategy, while track layout could promote a return to yo-yo racing
By Tom Howard
The American marque will make a full factory return to the WRC, having had a half-factory status with M-Sport over recent years
By Tom Howard
The American marque will make a full factory return to the WRC, having had a half-factory status with M-Sport over recent years
By Luke Barry
Oliver Solberg seized the early advantage of Rally Italy Sardinia, winning Thursday afternoon’s superspecial. Solberg is one of three drivers who can win the World... Read more The post Solberg earns early Sardinia advantage appeared first on DirtFish.
By Diesel World Staff
Showing Off What YOU Drive! Without our readers, we at Diesel World magazine are nothing! In a world where only the finest of people recognize […] The post Custom Diesel Reader Rides From Across America appeared first on Diesel World.
By Chris Teague
VinFast faces an extreme uphill battle in America, even with sweeter deals and an updated SUV.
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