
The brutal Mercedes contrasts behind Russell's 'rubbish' pace
By Scott Mitchell-Malm
A confused George Russell lacked answers for his “rubbish” pace at the United States Grand Prix, which contrasted brutally with his team-mate Kimi Antonelli
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By Scott Mitchell-Malm
A confused George Russell lacked answers for his “rubbish” pace at the United States Grand Prix, which contrasted brutally with his team-mate Kimi Antonelli

By Ben Vinel
Oscar Piastri let Lando Norris through early on in Austin, and it made perfect sense, Andrea Stella demonstrates

By Lydia Mee
James Hinchcliffe has suggested George Russell could consider leaving Mercedes

By Ben Vinel
Oscar Piastri let Lando Norris through early on in Austin, and it made perfect sense, Andrea Stella demonstrates

By Jameson Dow
A Tesla Cybertruck was pulled over while driving in Germany, a reminder that the vehicle is generally not legal on European roads. more…
By Zach Butler
After initially rolling it out for the Wrangler, the 2027 Jeep Gladiator now also gets a 35-inch tire package option from the factory. The post The 2027 Jeep Gladiator Is Getting a 35-Inch Tire Package from the Factory appeared first on The Fast Lane Truck.

By Adam Clarke
I’ve often wondered whether the perfect classic actually exists. Some come close, but miss the mark on minor points. This 1967 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 Convertible could be a contender, thanks to its superb presentation and the numbers-matching 396ci... Read More »

By Derek Shiekhi
Perfect for timing how long it takes to get to 217 mph

By Andrew P. Collins
After a few months with OTC's aluminum racing jack and jack stands, I came to appreciate enjoyable it is to use professional-grade tools. The post OTC Racing Jack and Stand Review: Yes, It Is 2.5x Nicer Than Harbor Freight appeared first on The Drive.

By Jerry Perez
Like most things in life, Honda and Aston's current performance slump won't last forever. With its experience and fighting spirit, Honda can remain one of F1's most successful engines. The post After 500 F1 Races, Honda Doesn’t Know When It’ll Be Back on Top. But It’s Been Here Before appeared first on The Drive.

By Nick DeGroot
Larson did exactly what he needed to to do at Talladega as his title rivals fell by the wayside, and one even went upside down

By Fred Lambert
Turo will soon let US renters search specifically for Teslas with “Full Self-Driving” (Supervised) turned on, using a direct integration with Tesla to verify each car’s FSD status. The feature goes live on October 28. For Tesla, it’s a new way to put FSD in front of people who don’t own a Tesla, and a new source of the FSD subscriptions that now count toward Elon Musk’s pay package. more…

By John Dagys
Wraps come off Cetilar Racing's Ferrari 499P challenger for Asian Le Mans Series...

By Ewan Wane
Cetilar Racing has taken the wraps off its #47 Ferrari 499P, which will contest the 2026/27 Asian Le Mans Series season with technical support from AF Corse. The Roberto Lacorte, Nicola Lacorte and Antonio Fuoco-driven machine will form part of the series’ new-for-2026/27 Hypercar class, where Cetilar Racing will face off against the #90 AF […] Cetilar Reveals Asian Le Mans Hypercar Livery first appeared on dailysportscar.com.

By Satya Singh
First undisguised photos reveal the upcoming Harley-Davidson Sprint 440’s cruiser styling, tank graphics and hardware, following its teaser earlier this month. The post Harley Davidson Sprint 440 Cruiser Spied Undisguised – Launch Soon appeared first on RushLane.

By Joey Barnes
Fresh off his latest F1 FP1 outing, the California native welcomes IndyCar's return to Europe while opening up on the challenge of racing against Alex Palou

By Adam Ismail
The C8 Corvette ZR1 is one of the great cars of our time, and perhaps I'm projecting, but I think bystanders can tell. The post Everybody Knows the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Is Special appeared first on The Drive.

By Russ Dixon
There were 11 generations of the Ford Thunderbird over the 50 years between 1955 and 2005. And only two of them were two-seat personal luxury cars. To many (me included), the “Bullet Birds” of 1961 to 1963 may have... Read More »

By Tyson Hugie
Popular Mechanics said “Handling’s a wow, economy a woe”

By John Dagys
Malthe Jakobsen, Enzo Trulli, Michael Jensen to continue ELMS LMP2 campaign in Asian Le Mans Series...

By Fleur Mealing
A Williams F1 car, WRC champions’ machinery and more than 80 veteran cars will feature at the free Pall Mall event on October 31.

By Ewan Wane
Reigning LMP2 Teams’ Champion Algarve Pro Racing has confirmed its first complete line-up for the 2026/27 Asian Le Mans Series season, where the Portuguese outfit will once again field a trio of ORECA 07 – Gibsons. The #25 ORECA will be driven by its 2026 European Le Mans Series LMP2 Pro/Am title-winning trio of Michael […] Algarve Pro Announces First Asian Le Mans Trio first appeared on dailysportscar.com.

By Joey Klender
Tesla has expanded its Tesla Assisted Driving (TAD) suite to its tenth European country, as Latvia joined a growing list of European Union member states authorizing the company’s advanced driver assistance technology. Tesla Europe announced this morning that the system is now approved in Latvia, with a software rollout to begin soon. The approval and […] The post Tesla Assisted Driving expands to tenth EU country appeared first on TESLARATI.

By Matt Weaver
He and Carson Hocevar want fans to vote for the late Kyle Busch instead
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