Calling RACER No. 337 “The Greatest Issue” might seem like a tough brief to deliver on. But inside, our new issue lives up to the billing, telling stories of greatness from motorsports past and present.

That the USA now hosts three Formula 1 races signals shifts in perception by Americans and by the series. And, gratifyingly, those three U.S. venues offer very different products. We assess all three in the new RACER magazine, Issue 336: here we examine the most well established.

The A2RL is once again taking to the Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi where elite research teams from 10 countries will compete for a $2.25 million prize pot on Nov. 15.

In 75 years of the Formula 1 World Championship, an exclusive club of just five American drivers has won grands prix, with two earning an F1 world title. We look at all five in the new RACER, Issue 336. Here we examine the case of one of racing’s true icons.

A look inside RACER No. 336, The F1 x USA Issue, available now.

The new issue of RACER magazine arrives this week, packed with unmissable stories and features and the very best in motorsports photography. As a taster, enjoy the “director’s cut” of four-time NASCAR Cup Series champ and three-time Daytona 500 winner Jeff Gordon’s Best/Worst. Best career decision?The game-changer for me was...

We’re calling this The Breakthrough Issue, but it could well have been The Delivering on Their Obvious Potential Issue. Not as snappy, but it fits the bill.

In the video below we look back at the issues produced by Editor-in-Chief Laurence Foster and the RACER team since the company was reacquired by the founders in the spring of 2012. We refer to this period as the RACER 3.0 era. Every RACER cover since May 2012 through April/May...

After a gestation period that spanned three decades, RACER magazine was finally a go in April 1992 with a May cover date. A launch party at the Grand Prix of Long Beach unveiled that first issue on April 11 -- 33 years ago today.Founding editor John Zimmermann and founding art...

Well, kinda… 50 years ago, California unveiled its harborfront street race, and while perhaps less glamorous than Monaco, the birth of the Grand Prix of Long Beach is no less extraordinary.When a pack of Formula 5000 cars bellowed into life on Friday, Sept. 26, 1975, somewhere around 1:15pm PT, then...