A Trinidadian diamond trader in Antwerp. The journey from a team run out of a horsebox to Le Mans winner. Racing driver cramp. An errant camera man. The joke to cause all heart attacks. Strap yourself in for a Hollywood-movie level story.It’s the 20th anniversary of the Champion Racing team’s...

Audi Sport engineer Brad Kettler takes you through a tech tour of the Le Mans-winning 2005 R8 chassis during its recent visit to Monterey.

FOX Sports will have a 10-person on-air team for this weekend's 85th 24 Hours of Le Mans, including RACER's Marshall Pruett. Hosts Bob Varsha and Brian Till kick off the twice-around-the-clock, multi-platform coverage, which begins Saturday, June 17 (8:30 a.m. ET) on FS1 and FOX Sports GO.With dozens of stories...

FOX will host the 85th running of the 24 Hours of Le Mans across its FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2 cable networks, and stream the entire race on its FOX Sports GO digital service.Bob Varsha and Brian Till return as hosts, and Brad Kettler will make his broadcast...

Audi Sport's Brad Kettler, whose presence with the manufacturer's LMP1 team as an engineer and chief mechanic dates back to the program's formative stages, will miss the 2016 24 Hours of Le Mans due to ongoing recovery from a road car accident.Related StoriesFor North American fans following the 24 Hours...

Audi Sport Customer Racing North America is preparing to support two new teams with three cars, and could add a fourth to open the season. Although Audi Sport's Brad Kettler would not confirm the customer teams set use the manufacturer's latest R8 LMS in IMSA's GT Daytona class, new relationships...

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Audi Sport Team Joest engineer Brad Kettler breaks down the basics of the new-for-2014 Audi R18 e-tron quattro in the first of a multi-part series for RACER.com.

Wives, girlfriends and engineers. If you're looking for the people who know a driver's talents, failings and basic underpinnings, it's one of those three. For Scotland's Allan McNish, who announced his retirement from P1 racing on Tuesday, his lovely wife Kelly knows the 44-year-old throughout. And on a professional level...