Marc Marquez: Track conditions were “acceptable” despite Australian GP cancellation
By Rachit Thukral
Marquez and Ducati explain their views on the cancellation of the Australian GP at a decisive stage of the championship
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Top 50 Car Exports H1 FY2027 – Maruti Takes 51% Share, Fronx And Jimny Lead
By Sagar Patel
India’s car exports grew 1.25% to 4.51 lakh units in April–September 2026, with Maruti Suzuki accounting for more than half of total shipments. The post Top 50 Car Exports H1 FY2027 – Maruti Takes 51% Share, Fronx And Jimny Lead appeared first on RushLane.
This Genius Built A BMW i3 Truck For Less Than $8,000
By Adrian Padeanu
BMW has toyed with the idea of a truck several times, but the closest you’ll get to one with an official roundel is one of three factory-built one-offs. The first was an E30 pickup created... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
Aprilia unsure whether Australian GP cancellation good or bad for the team
By Germán Garcia Casanova
Just four grands prix are left to run in 2026, with the Australian GP cancelled due to poor weather
How the seven NASCAR Cup title contenders perform at Talladega
By Nick DeGroot
Seven drivers enter Talladega within 56 points of the championship lead, but what does history say about what we should expect from each of them?
Mahindra Vision S Design Patented – New SUV Launch Likely In 2027
By Satya Singh
Expected to be launched in 2027, Vision S could be positioned as a sub-4m offering, challenging rivals like the Jimny The post Mahindra Vision S Design Patented – New SUV Launch Likely In 2027 appeared first on RushLane.
Police pull over two men riding an electric couch down the street
By Micah Toll
Electric scooters have carried just about everything at this point, from commuters and tourists to groceries and probably more than a few ill-advised passengers. But two riders in Charlotte, North Carolina, may have just raised the bar after police stopped them cruising down the street on an actual couch apparently powered by a pair of Lime electric scooters. more…
MotoGP's final Phillip Island race cancelled, replaced with parade lap
By Valentin Khorounzhiy
The 2026 Australian Grand Prix MotoGP race at Phillip Island has been cancelled due to adverse weather conditions
MotoGP's final Australian GP at Phillip Island cancelled due to poor weather
By Rachit Thukral
Sunday's race at Phillip Island will not go ahead, MotoGP has confirmed
MotoGP's final Australian GP at Phillip Island cancelled due to poor weather
By Rachit Thukral
Sunday's race at Phillip Island will not go ahead, MotoGP has confirmed
One-Family Barn Find: 1964 Chrysler 300
By Elizabeth Puckett
There’s something special about finding an old American luxury car that has spent years tucked away in a barn, especially when it has reportedly remained in the same family since new. This 1964 Chrysler 300 two-door is being offered... Read More »
2026 MotoGP Australian Grand Prix – How to watch, session times & more
By Rachit Thukral
MotoGP travels to Phillip Island on 23-25 October for the 18th round of the season. Here's the full schedule for the 2026 Malaysian Grand Prix.
How Verstappen lost pole to Antonelli - and nearly got beaten by Hadjar
By Scott Mitchell-Malm
Either Red Bull driver could have been on pole for F1's US GP were they not thwarted by Kimi Antonelli turning the tables through a crucial sequence of corners
Heated Garage Survivor: 1965 Plymouth Barracuda
By Nicholas Muhoro
Long-term indoor storage is always a great plus for any classic, and this 1965 Plymouth Barracuda hits the jackpot. This particular offering had been stowed away in a heated garage for approximately 40 years, meaning it likely has far... Read More »
The two weaknesses conspiring against Ferrari at Austin
By Josh Suttill
Two familiar weaknesses contributed to Ferrari's 18th unsuccessful bid for an F1 2026 pole, at a track where it's appeared to have the fastest car
There will be even less drag in Cup cars at Talladega on Sunday
By Matt Weaver
After progress at Daytona, NASCAR is going even further in that direction
First Year Project: 1958 Chevrolet Impala
By Mike Stephens
It’s always risky for an automaker to modify a body shape that’s proven highly successful, especially when that lineup was the tri-five Chevrolets that flew off dealer lots between 1955 and 1957. Chevy knew it had big shoes to... Read More »
Winners and losers from US GP F1 qualifying 2026
By Matt Beer
What looked like a wide open F1 qualifying session at Austin ended with the likely champion on top again
Charles Leclerc sets boundaries with Lewis Hamilton ahead of Turn 1 battle
By Alex Harrington
Charles Leclerc has admitted that both Ferrari drivers have crossed the line in previous on-track battles
Alpine issues statement after Jeremy Clarkson's controversial Franco Colapinto comments
By Lydia Mee
Alpine has publicly backed Franco Colapinto after Jeremy Clarkson joked on live TV that the driver had received a grid penalty "for being Argentinian"
George Russell calls for F1 rethink as cars are “forced to run so low and so stiff”
By Alex Harrington
George Russell believes Formula 1 needs to revisit how low and stiff its cars currently run
F1 2026 United States Grand Prix starting grid with four penalties
By The Race Team
Four penalties for F1 engine component changes have altered the US GP starting grid. Here's how the drivers will line up
Antonelli pole shows Mercedes is 'finally seeing the results' of car upgrades
By Filip Cleeren
Kimi Antonelli's first pole since the summer break is a breakthrough for Mercedes' quicker but more difficult Formula 1 car
Kimi Antonelli delivers Austin surprise pole in tricky Mercedes: "Finally we're seeing the results"
By Filip Cleeren
Kimi Antonelli's first pole since the summer break is a breakthrough for Mercedes' quicker but more difficult Formula 1 car
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