Honda’s humanoid robot was the grand marshal and gave the command to start engines in April at the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama at Barber Motorsports Park. It gave packed shows throughout the weekend at the Honda Fan Village and even impressed some of the Honda IndyCar drivers.
Chevrolet is making progress on its next-generation NTT IndyCar Series engines as the new season gets under way. With its current 2.2-liter (…)
Helio Castroneves will carry familiar colors and names on his debut for Meyer Shank Racing at the Indianapolis 500 with AutoNation and (…)
Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are relishing the opportunity to go wheel-to-wheel for the 2021 Formula 1 drivers’ championship after (…)
Aston Martin team principal Otmar Szafnauer has dampened his criticism of the FIA, saying it appears the process for rule changes last year (…)
On the heels of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s announcement Wednesday that 135,000 spectators would be permitted to attend the (…)
The Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli West Coast Championship and the new Trans Am ProAm Challenge will take to Sonoma Raceway this (…)
Formula E and the FIA today revealed the full calendar for the 2020/21 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, featuring a new race venue and (…)
There are few people more involved in eSports and sim racing than Anthony Alfredo. The 22-year-old NASCAR Cup Series rookie spends his (…)
A tribute to David Bull, by Janos Wimpffen… Last weekend the world of automotive publishing lost its greatest stalwart, David (…)
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