Bentley has announced the Bentayga will compete at the 2018 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb.

Dodge Challenger SRT Demon owners can learn how to harness all 840 horsepower on the drag strip at no additional charge.

Jaguar has unveiled a GT4-spec version of its F-Type sports car that will be raced by a team of wounded veterans this year.

The new 600-horsepower  2018 BMW M5 has set two world records for drifting.

The Red Bull Global Rallycross Series has announced its events calendar for the 2018 racing season.

Toyota is bringing a new concept car to the 2018 Tokyo Auto Salon that looks like a road-going LMP1 racecar. 

Car racing always has, and should always have, innovation at its heart.

Alfa Romeo is legitimately returning to the Formula 1 paddock for the first time since 1985.

The winner of the McLaren World’s Fastest Gamer competition was announced this week, with 25-year old Dutch sales manager Rudy van Buren beating out fellow finalist Freek Schothorst to take the top prize.

Liberty Media has made its desire for more Formula 1 races in the United States very clear.

After dominating Europe, Callaway’s highly successful C7 Corvette GT3-R is heading to North American race tracks.

Formula One could be evaluating a replacement for its current logo. 

Dallara’s highly anticipated road car has finally made its debut, marking the motorsport manufacturer’s foray into the world of road cars.

With machines as multitalented as decathletes, drivers will line up for the 50th running of the BFGoodrich SCORE Baja 1000 this week, the granddaddy of all desert races that stretches pretty much the entire length of Baja California from Ensenada to La Paz.

It’s hard to imagine how Andy Palmer, the 54-year old CEO of storied British manufacturer Aston Martin, could get much cooler.

Ferrari has threatened to quit Formula 1 in 2020 if the new rules aren’t to its liking. 

Formula 1 stakeholders will discuss a potential switch to all-wheel-drive cars as part of the sport’s new rules, which will come into effect in 2021.

The 2018 Chevrolet COPO Camaro was introduced at Hot Wheels headquarters before heading to the 2017 SEMA Show in Las Vegas.

Racing your personal car on a designated racetrack is legal, but you should really understand the risks. What you think is risky and what your insurance company thinks is risky, however, might be a bit different.

The Renault- Nissan Alliance will reportedly make a change to its motorsports program.

Slashing nearly 500 pounds from the Tesla Model S has resulted in a crazy 10.41-second quarter-mile time.

Aston Martin has expressed interest in joining fellow high-end manufacturers Jaguar and Audi on the Formula E grid.

You won’t see Ken Block on the starting grid of World Rallycross next season.

For about the price of an Audi R8 V10 Plus you can now take home a purpose-built GT4 race car.

More hypercars could be coming.

Ford wants to compete for the overall victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans – depending on the rules. 

The reincarnated McLaren Honda Formula 1 team is officially dead following an announcement of their divorce at the Singapore Grand Prix.

NASCAR’s Danica Patrick has revealed she isn’t really a car person.

You can’t miss this if you love drag racing.

The independent team that was looking to set a lap record with the Viper ACR at the Nurburgring returned to the 12.9-mile circuit this week, but track conditions prevented them from making big improvements to their lap time.

Looking to keep the sport as relevant to future road car technologies as possible, the FIA has begun to look at introducing a fully autonomous safety car in Formula 1.

What happens when an all-electric SUV takes on an Italian exotic?

Acura has announced that it will tackle the 2018 IMSA WeatherTech Sports Car Championship with its new and aggressive-looking Acura ARX-05 race car.

Of all the sports car racing that happens on this continent, none embodies the “win on Sunday, sell on Monday” spirit quite like the Pirelli World Challenge.