NASCAR plans to modify Phoenix dogleg to lessen driver loads
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The transition off the banking is physically rattling the drivers twice a year
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Herta could replace Bottas at Cadillac in F1 2027
By Josh Suttill
Cadillac's 2027 F1 driver line-up isn't yet finalised, with reserve Colton Herta among those in contention to replace Valtteri Bottas
Volkswagen Unleashes Wicked ID. Unyx 09 in China for $27,000
By Z. S.
Volkswagen, like pretty much all foreign brands, has really been struggling in China in recent years. The whole German auto industry is basically in crisis because their cash cow in China has shifted and now prefers buying cool new EVs from Chinese companies. Well, Volkswagen decided to team up with ... [continued] The post Volkswagen Unleashes Wicked ID. Unyx 09 in China for $27,000 appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Daniel Ricciardo surprises F1 fans with on-stage performance ahead of US GP
By Lydia Mee
Former Formula 1 driver Daniel Ricciardo surprised fans with a harmonica performance alongside musician Rob Baird
Nico Hulkenberg left red-faced after Gabriel Bortoleto prank at United States GP
By Alex Harrington
Gabriel Bortoleto left his Audi team-mate laughing after pulling an unexpected prank during a fan appearance at the United States Grand Prix
In A Barn For 30 Years! 1967 Triumph Spitfire
By Jamie Palmer
As soon as I saw this 1967 Triumph Spitfire Mk. II come into our tip box, I knew I wanted to write it up. I own a 1967 Spitfire Mk. II as well, and it’s my favorite Triumph of... Read More »
Lamborghini | Barcelona selected to host the 2027 Super Trofeo World Finals
By Julian Thomas
During the Gala Night at Monza, the Sant'Agata Bolognese-based manufacturer announced that the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will host the final races and the grand finale of the Lamborghini championships next year on the weekend of November 13–14. The event will also mark the first on-track World Finals appearance of the Temerario
Zayed Sustainability Prize Picks Finalists from 10,233 Submissions
By Z. S.
The Zayed Sustainability Prize recently made its final cuts to determine the finalists for the 2027 edition. I used to cover the prize very closely and thoroughly, back when it was called the Zayed Future Energy Prize. I think the name was changed in large part because they wanted to ... [continued] The post Zayed Sustainability Prize Picks Finalists from 10,233 Submissions appeared first on CleanTechnica.
De La Torre: Low Grid Spot Chance to “Show My Racecraft”
By Stephen Lickorish
TR3 Race 1 winners will start decider 13th with Lind saying they "need some luck" to triumph...
IIHS Put a Bunch of Crossovers Through Its Updated Crash Test. Only One Was ‘Good’
By Stephen Edelstein
The humble Nissan Kicks beat the Audi Q3 thanks to changes made to improve performance in the IIHS's updated moderate overlap front test. The post IIHS Put a Bunch of Crossovers Through Its Updated Crash Test. Only One Was ‘Good’ appeared first on The Drive.
Car Connections: Maserati, Ram, and Ford
By Derek Shiekhi
How do three Top 40 songs from 1966 relate to cars?
Supercharged Pro-Street: 1970 Chevrolet Camaro SS
By Kevin Roy
Chevrolet described the second-generation Camaros as a “Super Hugger” from the ground up. With a lower stance and a redesigned rear suspension, they claimed it hung right in with the Corvette. I believe the second-generation models are among the... Read More »
Energy Transition Plans Keep Freezing Today’s Demand Into Tomorrow
By Michael Barnard
Before choosing the replacement technology, forecast the future market. Bad assumptions about demand can make weak solutions and oversized investment opportunities look compelling. The post Energy Transition Plans Keep Freezing Today’s Demand Into Tomorrow appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Muscle Car Icon: 1968 Dodge Charger R/T
By Christopher Gullo
Dodge hit a home run with its second-generation Charger, which debuted in 1968. While the 1966-1967 first-generation Charger featured a muscular, sloping fastback design, the second generation went for an in-your-face, aggressive “Coke bottle” body style with hidden headlights.... Read More »
Someone Put 470,000 Miles on a Chevy Bolt EV. Here’s How It’s Holding Up
By Stephen Edelstein
A battery pack replacement will likely get this car past half-a-million miles. The post Someone Put 470,000 Miles on a Chevy Bolt EV. Here’s How It’s Holding Up appeared first on The Drive.
Lind, De La Torre Lead Throughout Pro/Pro-Am Opener
By Stephen Lickorish
TR3 Racing pair defeat Leipert duo Leitch, Stati but will start Monza Race 2 in 13th...
Maxson Shatters COTA Record to Claim Race 1 Pole
By Dylan Spaulding
Tyler Maxson shattered Ryan Yardley's COTA qualifying record he set last season to claim pole ahead of Race 1...
Ferrari's last major 2026 F1 upgrade explained
By Gary Anderson
Ferrari is debuting an aero upgrade at COTA and looks strong - but how big are the actual changes?
Cheap V8 Transportation: 1992 Chevrolet Caprice Wagon
By Jeff Lavery
This 1992 Chevrolet Caprice Wagon has certainly seen better days. It’s cosmetically-challenged, to say the least, and it shows a healthy 200,000 miles on the odometer. The seller, thankfully, recognizes what it is and deploys a fair amount of... Read More »
This Hot Rod Ford Sat for 10 Years. A Lawnmower Carburetor Got the V8 Running Again
By Stephen Edelstein
Who would've thought that an itsy-bitsy carb could feed a supercharged V8? Sure, it doesn't feed it well, but it was enough to hit the road. The post This Hot Rod Ford Sat for 10 Years. A Lawnmower Carburetor Got the V8 Running Again appeared first on The Drive.
Lamborghini World Finals | AM-LC Race 1: An unstoppable Lewandowski dominates to win Race 1
By Julian Thomas
Following his earlier pole position, Lewandowski repeated the performance in Race 1, securing victory in the AM/LC category. Despite a late-race Safety Car that bunched up the field and a time penalty, the expert Polish driver managed to come out on top ahead of Knoll/Kuppens. Holguin rounded out the podium.
Trump’s War on Iran Has Broken the Oil Market
By Juan Diego Celemín Mojica
Almost 8 months into Trump’s war on Iran, we can see more clearly the consequences of this quagmire. Some have been quite unexpected, like the surprising resilience of the oil market, the emergence of multiple failure points outside of Hormuz (including Bab-al Mandeb, the East-West pipeline, and global refinery capacity), ... [continued] The post Trump’s War on Iran Has Broken the Oil Market appeared first on CleanTechnica.
Chinese EVs found back door into Western car markets – at 40% off MSRP
By Jo Borrás
The dumb oil war in Iran is driving up the cost of just about everything, including new cars. That’s giving Chinese EVs a huge advantage over Western “legacy” car brands already lagging in tech and struggling with affordability – and those legacy brands about to have a whole new to them problem on their hands: USED Chinese EVs. more…
Restored Perfection: 1978 Maserati Merak SS
By Nicholas Muhoro
The Maserati Merak SS was never common, and this particular example is rarer still. As one of just 970 SS models produced and one of the 312 originally built for the American market, it features the highly desirable Bora-style... Read More »
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