But Miata as a racecar is missing one very important thing: the right steering wheel. Mazda MX-5 Miatas have never come with ...

A racing event in the Netherlands came to an abrupt end last weekend, following a torrential downpour that saw a huge crash due to aquaplaning. The 2025 Supercar Madness event took place last weekend ...

Aston Martin unveils the Valkyrie LM, a 10-unit, track-only hypercar celebrating its Le Mans return, paired with an elite driver development programme starting in 2026.

Momo is an Italian design company well-known in the motorsports world for making automobile parts and accessories such as ...

GM admits the 1,064 horsepower ZR1 is a hell of a hammer to let loose on public roads—so we tested it on an F1 track.

Building on its super-powered V6 engine platform, the Maserati GT2 Stradale shows what engineering and design can do on the track, and on the street ...

Enzo Ferrari and Ferruccio Lamborghini understood ... differential, and steering-wheel-mounted one-touch vehicle setup controller—called the manettino by Ferrari's F1 pilots—are examples ...

Fernando Alonso has opened up on the scary moment the steering wheel of his Aston Martin came ... system were being replaced. READ MORE: F1 news: Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari status at risk as ...

FERNANDO ALONSO had a dangerous incident during the Formula One Bahrain Grand Prix after his steering wheel FELL OFF mid lap. The bizarre moment came during the second practice session on Friday.

In addition to the classic indicators seen on an F1 steering wheel such as speed, gear, time and delta, Hamilton's wheel features information on the race screen including engine mappings used.

Ayrton Senna got a seat in a McLaren Formula 1 car for the 1988 championship ... The result is a four-wheel drive, four-wheel steering 808-hp (819 PS), 531-lb-ft (720 Nm) missile with a glovebox.

Up to the early 1990s, the Formula 1 steering wheel was very simplistic, with only a few extra functions to be performed as compared to an ordinary car’s steering wheel. But as technical ...