The unique demands of car racing have spurred various developments in automobile manufacturing. Whether in Formula 1, Le Mans, or on the street, people love a car with plenty of speed and performance.

There are some limitations when it comes to creating street-legal cars, but that hasn't stopped a lot of top car manufacturers from pushing the limits with racing engines. Whether it's a street ...

BMW just unveiled the M2 Racing, based on the roadgoing M2 — but instead of an inline-six, it has a four-cylinder engine under the hood. Has BMW gone the way of the E30 M3 and determined that ...

For the first time in nearly 40 years, Old Milwaukee is once again sponsoring a race car, and for the first time, the brand’s NA near beer is on a racing car. Conor Daly, driver of #78 car of ...

While most high-performance rides that we can legally drive on public roads are powered by beefed-up versions of normal, day-to-day engines, the following five left the factory with motors built for ...

Once exclusive to high-performance motorcycles and race cars, internal combustion engines capable of insane revolution-per-minute figures have made their way into street-legal production cars in ...

Brian is a published author who has been writing professionally for a decade in politics and entertainment, but found his calling covering the automotive industry. His love of cars started at an early ...

Motorsports legend Tony Stewart announced he’s cutting all ties with Ford Performance, turning his back on the automaker in favor of its crosstown rival, Chevy Racing. Effective immediately, Chevy ...

Love racing, but not a fan of the sport's carbon footprint? Idemitsu is hoping to bring that down a notch with its new Plantech Racing engine oil, which uses plant-based raw materials for more than 80 ...

A double Did Not Start for last year’s championship-winning team, zero points, and a disaster of a weekend to follow a woeful opening race in Australia. Advertisement Two separate electrical problems ...