Chevy already running new IndyCar engine on the dyno
On a Chevy IndyCar media conference Thursday, Chevy Program Manager for IndyCar, Rob Buckner, was asked if they are still developing the current 2.2L engine, or has their focus turned … Read More
Category: Editorials
IndyCar drivers still split of their feelings of P2P on ovals
Last week AutoRacing1.com had the chance Juan Montoya his opinion of Push-To Pass (P2P) on ovals, and he came out strongly favoring the idea. Today we asked Simon Pagenaud (shown … Read More
IndyCar to use turbo P2P to simulate hybrid electric P2P (Update)
CORRECTION: KERS was first introduced in F1 in 2009 so they have used hybrid engines for 12 years not 15 years as stated below. However, IndyCar’s first hybrid engine won’t … Read More
Why Lewis Hamilton is still capable of shutting down Red Bull challenge
There is understandably a lot of excitement about what the new F1 season will bring. Will Mercedes’ dominance finally end? Can Max Verstappen manage to overtake Lewis Hamilton as the … Read More
Letter To The Editor: IndyCar race at Nashville won’t be around long
Dear AutoRacing1.com, What the heck is IndyCar thinking? They booked a race in August in Nashville? I lived in Nashville for years. The heat and humidity is so high in … Read More
F1 Bahrain GP Preview
The 2021 Formula One season is about to begin. The longest calendar ever awaits: it will be a test of stamina, mental and physical, between now and Abu Dhabi in … Read More
Max Power: Can Verstappen and Red Bull Really End Mercedes’ Monopoly This Season?
Seasoned F1 fans know not to get too carried away by pre-season testing. Often obstacles that emerge before the new campaign can be overcome – unless you’re Ferrari, that is, … Read More
We drive the Ford F-150 Platinum
Ford’s F-150 is extremely important to Ford. It has been a best seller for over 40 years but more importantly it is a very profitable vehicle. While the base 2021 … Read More
NASCAR Atlanta Preview
Will NASCAR Cup Series drivers continue to share the wealth at Atlanta? It’s unusual for the NASCAR Cup Series to run six races to start a season without seeing a … Read More
Dirt Racing Has Rich And Fabled Place In History Of American Motorsports
From living legends like Steve Kinser, Donny Schatz and Sammy Swindell to world-famous facilities such as Eldora, Knoxville, Volusia and the Chili Bowl, dirt-track racing has a rich and fabled … Read More
Common Mistakes To Avoid While Shopping For Motocross Gear
Dirt biking is fun for all those who are fully capable of handling the off-roading experience. The muddy terrain, the challenges in between, and the roaring speed of your bike … Read More
Bad decisions have huge consequences
When it comes to getting TV ratings for cable sports networks, there’s ESPN, and then there’s the rest….by a factor of 6. When IndyCar decided to take less money from … Read More
Automotive: Six of the World’s Fastest Sports Cars
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Alexander Rossi: We Sucked!
Because of Covid-19, 2020 was a year to forget for most people. And for Andretti Autosport, and particularly Alexander Rossi, nothing could be closer to the truth. “I just think … Read More
Team Penske sees real benefit from adding 4th car for McLaughlin
During media interviews Thursday and Friday Team Penske IndyCar drivers Josef Newgarden and Will Power both said there were benefits in having Scott McLaughlin join Team Penske’s expanded four-car IndyCar … Read More
Bryan Herta becomes race strategist for his son Colton
In today’s Colton Herta interview he revealed for the first time that that his father Bryan will move over as his IndyCar race strategist for 2021. “What’s kind of been … Read More
How come IndyCar cannot do what Extreme E has done?
A reader writes, Dear AutoRacing1.com, It is well documented on your pages just how bad the current IndyCar TV deal is – with zero broadcasts in 95% of the world. … Read More
Video: Remembering Trenton Speedway
On this episode of Destination Anywhere, we’re going to travel back in time to examine the rise and fall of the Trenton Speedway, once located in Mercer County, New Jersey. … Read More
What is a Car Subscription Model: Is It Relevant for Sports Cars?
For sure, many of you can relate when I say that cars are expensive! It is a luxury that not many people can afford. Even if you can afford a … Read More
How to Buy Cheap Car Parts Without Sacrificing Quality
Most people automatically think of going to the dealer to get their car parts. What you buy from dealers are OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts. Many times these are the … Read More
Review: The Ferrari 812 GTS Is a $500,000 800-Horsepower V12 Monster (Update)
As is successful tradition with Ferrari, there is also an open-top variant of the 812 series, the GTS. The twelve-cylinder front-engine sports car, equipped with a power-retractable hardtop in keeping … Read More
Who are Cognizant? Aston Martin’s Brand New Formula 1 Title Sponsor
We all know that Racing Point are rebranding to Aston Martin F1 for the 2021 season. But less is known about their brand new title sponsor. Out with BWT (and … Read More
We drive the ’21 Toyota 4Runner Limited
For nearly three decades, the Toyota 4Runner mid-size SUV has been a stalwart for off-roading enthusiasts seeking an SUV with rugged, go-anywhere capability. Currently, in its fifth-generation, 4Runner stands out … Read More
Motorsports beware, ‘The Woke’ NFL’s TV ratings are plummeting
Twitter was on fire on Sunday afternoon and evening with complaints about the “wokeness” of just about every aspect of the Super Bowl — the NFL pregame show, the commercials, … Read More
IndyCar 2021 Rookie of Year chase stacked with veterans
Normally, one would think of IndyCar rookies as youngsters graduating from the Road-To-Indy ladder series up to the big leagues. However, this year’s IndyCar rookie class includes some of the … Read More