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Conor Daly heads back to Kaulig’s RAM 1500 for Kansas Truck Series run
Conor Daly’s next racing cameo will come in a stock car with a proper-sized rear spoiler and no shortage of bodywork to lean on. The Indianapolis-born IndyCar regular is due to return to the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at Kansas Speedway next weekend, once again in...
Tristan McKee edges Max Reaves to claim the 2026 ARCA East crown at Bristol
Sixteen years old, one point in hand, and Bristol Motor Speedway for company. That is about as close to a championship shootout as you’d want in stock car racing, and Tristan McKee handled it with the sort of calm that tends to make older drivers look mildly...
Nusbajtel aims to turn Mildura qualifying pace into an ANDRA win
Steve Nusbajtel has arrived at Mildura with the sort of problem every drag racer quite likes to have: genuine pace, but no silverware to show for it yet. After taking top qualifying honours in his second season of Super Sedan competition, the next job is the less...
Land Rover’s Defender Goes Tactical with Wolf Series II Military Vehicles
Land Rover has taken the rather posh Defender and given it a proper hard-arse work order. The result is a pair of Wolf Series II tactical vehicles: a single-cab Defender pickup and an open-air buggy, both built on the brand’s D7x platform. That platform is the...
Larte’s latest widebody G-Class adds more drama to Mercedes’ most theatrical 4×4
The Mercedes G-Class has never been shy, but Larte Design has decided it still wasn’t quite loud enough. The tuning outfit’s latest widebody treatment for the Mercedes-AMG G63 pushes the square-jawed off-roader further into the realm of “because we can”, with extra...
Australian Grand Prix secures Moët & Chandon as new naming rights sponsor
The Australian Grand Prix has found a new name for next year, and it’s a suitably champagne-soaked one: Moët & Chandon will take over as naming rights sponsor. It’s a neat fit for an event that likes a bit of theatre, a bit of glamour and, if the weather gods are...
1992 Audi 100CS Archive Road Test: Ingolstadt’s Lean Saloon With a Properly Serious Side
The phrase “lean new thoroughbred” may sound like something a marketing department cooked up after too much espresso, but in the case of the 1992 Audi 100CS it is at least aiming at the right horse. This was Audi in one of its more interesting phases: no longer the...
James Vowles Backs Madrid’s Madring to Become a Future Formula 1 Highlight
Williams team principal James Vowles believes Madrid can grow into one of Formula 1’s key destination events, even after a difficult first weekend for the new Spanish Grand Prix venue. The debut running at the Madring circuit last weekend brought the usual pressure...
GM, Ford and Stellantis Push Back on Trump’s New Tariff Idea
General Motors, Ford and Stellantis have made their position on Donald Trump’s latest tariff idea clear: they believe it would be bad for the companies, their employees and the customers who buy their vehicles. The three Detroit automakers, working through their...
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