Di Grassi has taken an interesting approach to generating downforce, the aerodynamic effect that pushes a car down onto the ...

The history of Formula 1 is full of controversy and skullduggery, usually related to sneaky engineering or the action on track. But this story has almost nothing to do with racing itself. Instead, ...

The concept is a collaboration between Di Grassi, manufacturer Lola Cars, technology company LamTec, aerodynamic specialists ...

Banners dotting the 19-turn, 2.074-mile course throughout arguably the world's most picturesque racing setting capture the buzz of this weekend's Formula E Prix, the ninth of 16 Season 9 events. "Fait ...

The F1, WEC and Formula E racer shows off his flair for engineering and technology with the DGR-Lola electric race car concept.

Bandit9 Motors has made a name for itself in the custom motorcycle world by creating some out-of-this-world, drop-dead gorgeous two-wheelers coveted by museums, collectors, and regular mortals alike.

Lotus is a name inextricably woven into Formula 1 history, going back to 1957. The British marque, a David among Goliaths, has won the title seven times, and its initial foray into the premier race ...

Formula 1 cars come up for auction with some regularity, but rarely do they have as eclectic a racing history as a car that will be offered by Bonhams in Monaco in a few days. And the fact that this ...

MONACO, May 26 (Reuters) - Ferrari's Carlos Sainz lapped fastest in first practice for the Monaco Formula One Grand Prix on Friday with Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso second on the timesheets.

Bandit9 has just unveiled its tribute to racing in the form of the Monaco monocoque electric race car. Treating the Monaco like the racing platform, the race car’s shell is entirely made from carbon ...

Five thoughts after the greatest weekend in motorsports — Formula One’s Monaco Grand Prix, the Indianapolis 500 and NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600… More than 400,000 people spent part of their Memorial Day ...

Apart from the racing versions of the Cobra, the Daytona, and the Le Mans-winning Ford GT40, Carroll Shelby and his Venice crew also developed another fascinating track weapon that few still remember.