Honda “super bad” in Indonesian GP practice after falling behind 2025 pace
By Rachit Thukral
Honda was by far the slowest manufacturer in Mandalika on Friday, despite having enjoyed strong form in Indonesia in the past
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Chinese EV Brake Pedal Snaps Three Times During Testing
By Adam Ismail
The testers even bought a brand-new model just to make sure this was no coincidence—and it wasn't. The post Chinese EV Brake Pedal Snaps Three Times During Testing appeared first on The Drive.
Max Verstappen’s one-lap gamble – and what Pirelli reveals about his Singapore sprint pole
By Ronald Vording
Unlike other drivers in the top five, Verstappen opted for just one flying lap during SQ3 in Singapore. However, Pirelli explains why that did not prove to be the decisive factor
In effort to avoid the rain, NASCAR changes practice and qualifying schedule for Charlotte
By Nick DeGroot
Hurricane Isaias is going to adversely impact the NASCAR weekend at Charlotte, and series officials have reacted
Workman Paces Final Practice at Indianapolis
By John Dagys
RAFA Racing Team Toyota paces second, final Pirelli GT4 America practice of weekend...
By the Numbers: Can the BMW M240i Match the E46 M3?
By Steven Paul
Two measly horsepower. That’s all that separates the U.S.-spec E46 M3 from the F22 BMW M240i. One is among the most celebrated cars BMW M ever built; the other sits a rung below the full-fledged... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
Hybrid vs. Electric Cars: Why Hybrids Make More Sense
By Tawana Campbell
Whether an EV or a hybrid vehicle is the better option for you will depend on where you live, how far you drive, where you park, and what you can afford.
Lewis Hamilton owns up to wrong call as Ferrari struggles in Singapore SQ3
By Ben Vinel
Hamilton picked the run plan for the final phase of sprint qualifying at Marina Bay, but it didn’t work out
Why Verstappen keeps Singapore sprint pole despite yellow flag 'breach'
By Josh Suttill
Max Verstappen has kept his pole position for Formula 1's Singapore sprint race despite breaching the yellow flag rules by overtaking Lewis Hamilton
BF Auction: No Reserve 1974 Chrysler Imperial LeBaron
By Josh
In the 1960s, there was no shortage of massive cars to choose from, but by the mid-1970s, options were dwindling. Between emissions regulations and the fuel crisis, most people weren’t looking for a big cruiser, but a few luxury... Read More »
Saucy Takes Crucial Portimao Pole For United Autosports
By Stephen Lickorish
First pole of the season extends United crew's advantage to 14 points, Lynn qualifies second on racing comeback...
BYD launches pre-orders for the new Seagull, a larger version of its popular $10K EV
By Peter Johnson
The Seagull is BYD’s most affordable electric vehicle, starting at about $10,000 in China and sold overseas as the Dolphin Surf. BYD is preparing to introduce a new version that will likely be an even “bigger” hit. more…
Free agent Nolan Siegel ‘not done with IndyCar dream yet’ as he targets 2027 seat
By Joey Barnes
Clearing the air on paddock rumors and reflecting on lessons learned, the California native maps out his next steps on the grid
Wrench Left in Mustang’s Engine Bay Causes 200-MPH Drag Racing Crash
By Byron Hurd
Hundreds of hours of work came apart in seconds because somebody left a wrench under this drag racer's hood. The post Wrench Left in Mustang’s Engine Bay Causes 200-MPH Drag Racing Crash appeared first on The Drive.
FIA stewards deliver verdict in Max Verstappen yellow-flag investigation
By Ben Vinel
Verstappen was under investigation for overtaking Lewis Hamilton under yellow flags in sprint qualifying in Singapore
Lamborghini Targeting WEC, ELMS Return
By Stephen Kilbey
Lamborghini Squadra Corse boss Andrea Reggiani is targeting a return to the FIA WEC and ELMS in the coming years with the new-for-2026 Temerario GT3 platform. Speaking with DSC last weekend at Petit Le Mans, Reggiani outlined his ambitions for the brand in ACO-sanctioned racing, following confirmation that a pair of Temerario GT3s will compete […] Lamborghini Targeting WEC, ELMS Return first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
Rivian Halloween Mode 2026 Goes Gangbusters for Ghostbusters
By Beth Livesay
Halloween Mode 2026 can transform your Rivian into a ghost-hunting machine.
ELMS Rookie Test Entry Revealed
By Ewan Wane
The 41-car entry list for Sunday’s 2026 European Le Mans Series Rookie Test has been released, featuring 10 LMP2s, 4 LMP2 Pro/Ams, 19 LMP3s, 6 LMGT3s and 2 GT3s. Amongst the notable inclusions, Michelin Le Mans Cup LMP3 Drivers’ Champion Danial Frost will test the #18 IDEC Sport ORECA 07 – Gibson LMP2 alongside FIA […] ELMS Rookie Test Entry Revealed first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
United’s Saucy Storms To Critical Portimão Pole
By Ewan Wane
United Autosports’ Gregoire Saucy stormed to a dominant pole position in this afternoon’s qualifying session for the European Le Mans Series season-ending 4 Hours of Portimão, boosting the #22 ORECA 07 – Gibson’s lead in the LMP2 championship. Saucy went to the top of the times with a 1:31.406 on the first flying lap of […] United’s Saucy Storms To Critical Portimão Pole first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
Winners and losers from sprint qualifying at F1's Singapore GP
By Josh Suttill
The FIA and both Mercedes are among our picks for the biggest winners and losers from sprint qualifying in Singapore
F1 Singapore Grand Prix sprint race starting grid
By Josh Suttill
Max Verstappen and George Russell will share the front row for the sprint race at Formula 1's Singapore Grand Prix
Singapore sprint qualifying chaos leaves F1 teams furious
By Filip Cleeren
Formula 1 teams are frustrated by an FIA race control issue that accidentally left cars down on power during Singapore Grand Prix sprint qualifying
Singapore sprint qualifying chaos leaves F1 teams furious
By Filip Cleeren
Formula 1 teams are frustrated by an FIA race control issue that accidentally left cars down on power during Singapore Grand Prix sprint qualifying
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