The track-focused ZR1 is the most powerful 'Vette yet with over 1,000 horses, magnetic shocks, huge brakes and 233-mph top speed.

An explanation of the design and function behind a distinctive Formula 1 car that features four pedals, and what makes it special. Maddow Blog | Among the problems with Trump’s ‘free’ luxury ...

Secondly, their cars are made entirely of Lego. Lego’s multi-year partnership with Formula One was first announced at the Las Vegas race back in October 2024, but for the Miami Grand Prix ...

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — One of the biggest attractions at the 2025 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix has been Lego’s display of 10 life-sized cars built with nearly 400,000 pieces each. That’s ...

Formula E’s two-year homologation rule meant that Mahindra had to field the same car in 2023 and 2024. So, for 2025, the biggest change is the car itself, with the new M11Electro getting an all ...

MrBeast lost control of the Formula E GEN3 Evo he was driving and spun into the wall. Thankfully, the only injury was to his ego, and the car didn’t appear to be badly damaged. So, what was ...

Because once these cars snap around, there isn’t much saving them. Now the difference between an INDYCAR and a Formula 1 car? That’s a little more nuanced. So we asked McLaren driver (and ...

We are growing at 20 per cent every year and that is not happening in Formula 1.” It might be pure coincidence, but it’s a similar story with car sales. Regular petrol and diesel vehicles ...

Formula 1 has been thrilling fans since 1950, building on the rich history of Grand Prix racing. Over the past three-quarters of a century, these cars evolved considerably, with more ...

On display at SHD’s booth is the collaborative “Sustainability Showcase Car,” developed and manufactured together with KS Composites (Leicestershire, U.K.). Simulating a Formula 1 car, it highlights ...

Formula E Season 11: All-Wheel Drive For Faster Performance “Season 11 has a lot of changes on the car technically,” says Filippi. “It's going to be a very steep learning curve for everybody.

It takes little more than a glance to realize that Formula 1 cars have changed drastically since the race was defined in 1946 by the Commission Sportive Internationale (CSI) of the FIA.