The first stop for the carbon weaves that Brembo sources from Japan and the United States is the Needler. It's a mechanical ...

But what you really want to know is how the heck Brembo makes those big black rotors that stop the fastest Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Porsches, and Corvettes like a wall of jello? (The world's top nine ...

Photo: Brembo S.p.A. The Italian braking system specialist needs no introduction. Whether you've seen their logo on a Formula One car or on the brake caliper of your dream vehicle, you've probably ...

Brembo’s Original Equipment line of high-performance braking parts is designed to be a perfect replacement to factory parts on a vehicle. “Hey, does that thing have Brembos on it?” In some circles, ...

When there’s a new Ferrari hypercar, every aspect of the car is combed over to extract the peak performance of its era, and ...

Bugatti is the final stages of development for its Bolide track car, which is due to start deliveries later this year. The car is the production version of the Bolide concept first shown in 2020, and ...

Brembo is stepping out in an even bigger way in North America in 2016. The Italy-based maker of high-performance brakes is making its first appearance at the Detroit auto show and is building a ...

Brembo tells us how its Greentell rotors use a special laser coating to significantly reduce harmful dust. Picture the way brake dust turns your shiny silver wheels into a dull, gray mess. Now imagine ...

Brembo, popular purveyor of high-performance brakes for cars and motorcycles, is jumping into a new market and arena of sport: downhill mountain biking. The Formula 1 and MotoGP brake supplier will ...

With today's ABS, when you step on the pedal, pressure is distributed evenly to all four wheels, either directly or by wire via an external pressure source and often with a front/rear proportioning ...

Up until this point, the only parts of a vehicle's braking system that gave a damn about the way they looked were the calipers. You could paint them any color or coat them in chrome for that ...