Let me say this first: It feels trivial to worry about the likelihood of a couple of Formula 1 races while missiles fly over the Middle East. That said, the F1 circus is a significant economic force involving thousands of people, and that’s not counting the tens of thousands of fans who attend each race.

It’s hard not to be impressed by today’s diesel heavy-duty pickup trucks. Ram pushed its Cummins 6.7-liter turbo-six to 1,075 pound-feet of torque, and Ford and Chevrolet aren’t far behind. But you don’t need a massive engine with the ability to shift tectonic plates to get real work done. YouTuber Robot Cantina swapped a 1.6-liter

Ruf is synonymous with Porsche, but not all Porsches. The company that modified the 911 in so many ways that it had to start building its own cars from scratch has rarely touched the rest of the Porsche catalog, which is why there’s just one Ruf-modified 928 in existence. The sole 1989 Ruf Porsche 928R

Max Verstappen is not happy with the current Formula 1 ruleset and previously indicated that, even if he stays competitive, he won’t stay in F1 forever. As far as where the four-time champion might go next, rallying isn’t on the list. Max’s father Jos started rallying in 2022 and has proven competitive, winning last year’s

British firm Evoluto Automobili’s remastering of the Ferrari F355 is finally ready for production. The company said in a press release that it has just completed an extensive testing program to ensure the restomod delivers on all the specs promised when it was first shown in 2024. The engineers checked another important box: making the

Digital technology makes cars better, but it also introduces the same cybersecurity issues as the smartphones, computers, and other devices that are our constant companions in life. A new study from the Madrid-based IMDEA Networks Institute illustrates that point with some new research on TPMS—tire pressure monitoring sensors.. Researchers found that tire-pressure sensors—part of the

With four NASCAR Cup Series championships and 93 wins in the top series—including three Daytona 500 victories—there’s little Jeff Gordon can’t do with a steering wheel in his hands. But what about a wrench? The NASCAR Hall of Famer recently visited the Corvette assembly plant in Bowling Green, Kentucky, to help build the twin-turbo 5.5-liter

There are gas stations, and then there is Buc-ee’s. The company does highway rest stops right, with massive convenience stores serving fresh barbecue and stocked with things you probably don’t need, but are pretty cool nonetheless. It’s also become a cultural phenomenon—people just love that buck-toothed beaver. Drivers in seven states will soon get to

Honda’s Formula 1 power unit effort is effectively starting over from scratch with new partner Aston Martin. That’s naturally going to lead to some teething problems as it gets up to speed with the competition, in addition to the new 2026 engine regulations presenting uncharted territory for everyone. Among those problems are nagging vibrations that,

What began nearly four years ago with the signing of a contract that wasn’t ultimately fulfilled, and later evolved into a multi-million-dollar lawsuit between racing driver Alex Palou, McLaren, and Chip Ganassi Racing, is finally settled. The amount of the settlement was not made public, but it certainly wasn’t cheap, as back in January, a