Maserati Formula E programme shows it’s all-in on EVs Maserati is going all-electric in 2028, so it’s involvement in Formula E couldn’t be more important as head of Maserati Corse Giovanni Sgro explains.
Czinger ready to hit send as ‘printed’ 21C and 21C V Max hypercars finally near production American auto manufacturer Czinger’s 21C and 21C V Max are getting closer to production – we speak to designer David O’Connell about the latest developments.
Classiche-historied Ferrari F1 cars to star at Heveningham Concours Influential John Barnard-designed Ferraris that revolutionised Formula 1 are set to star at the charity-benefitting Heveningham Concours in Suffolk, UK.
Bugatti unveils stunning new 276mph hybrid V16-powered Tourbillon hypercar Bugatti unveils Tourbillon, its 1824bhp hybrid V16-powered Chiron successor, in an exclusive premiere at marque’s headquarters in Molsheim, France.
‘Exotic’ HWA Evo is a carbon-bodied tribute to the Mercedes-Benz 190 Evo II The company that builds Mercedes-AMG race cars has reinvented the classic 190E 2.5-16 Evo II with DTM-inspired technology, bespoke bodywork and up to 500bhp.
Obituary: Parnelli Jones, the great American motor-racing all-rounder, 1933-2024 American racing driver and team owner Rufus ‘Parnelli’ Jones has died aged 90, after a remarkable career in NASCAR, Indy, oval and so much more.
McLaren F1 crowned Hagerty Youth judges’ Best in Show at Concours on Savile Row 2024 A 1995 McLaren F1 formerly owned by Formula 1 driver Michael Andretti has been awarded Hagerty Youth Judges’ Best in Show at 2024 Concours on Savile Row.
TWR returns with Magnus Walker-backed V12 Jaguar XJS Supercat restomod New vision of Tom Walkinshaw’s famous TWR engineering team, set up by his son Fergus, reveals limited-production, bespoke 600bhp supercharged V12 Supercat.
Niki Lauda’s 1976 German Grand Prix helmet heads for auction The helmet worn by Niki Lauda during his infamous crash at the 1976 German Grand Prix is being offered for auction by Bonhams at the Miami Grand Prix on May 4, 2024.
