Monthly Archive: August 2021

The Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evoluzione seems to be one of those cars everybody loves, huh? It makes sense—they’re quintessential examples of ’80s rally excellence. The car was introduced to a whole new audience...

Sergio Perez has done two things this year that his predecessors couldn’t: win a race in the second Red Bull seat and get re-signed for a second season only halfway through his first. When...

For the Athletes’ Village at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, Toyota deployed a fleet of e-Palette all-electric and autonomous vehicles to shuttle participants to and from events. It was meant to show...

While JDM car enthusiasts in Maine are having their registrations actively revoked, Kei car owners in nearby Rhode Island are being threatened with the same. The latter state’s Division of Motor Vehicles has been...

U.S. Army Major General Hank Taylor has corrected the record regarding the horrific terrorist attack near Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul yesterday, saying that the U.S. military now only believes that there was...

“Motorsport can be dangerous” is written at every track that’s ever been built. Sometimes this danger is joked about among racers and paddock folks only to make it merely digestible, but it’s also a...

“The Customer Is Always Right.” Anyone who’s worked in retail or hospitality knows that that tired old adage just isn’t true. The customer is often wrong — or, at the very least, sorely mistaken!...

For the Athletes’ Village at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games, Toyota deployed a fleet of e-Palette all-electric and autonomous vehicles to shuttle participants to and from events. It was meant to show...

In most forms of motorsport, there are fun, opinionated arguments to be had over the cars and drivers that dominated tracks throughout history. Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt. Ford versus Ferrari. Niki Lauda and...