A 71-year-old woman and her unlicensed 16-year-old grandson were racing in separate cars at speeds greater than 100 mph when ...

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In the world of motorsport, which is often considered a male dominant arena, Shriya Lohia is rewriting the script, shattering ...

The busy actress discusses Brad Pitt's leadership (and his love of 'Ted Lasso'), worrying about what F1 fans would think of ...

The high-octane event has received a major boost from BPR Bank, which has committed KSh. 4 million to support four standout drivers: reigning ARC champion Karan Patel, Nikhil Sachania, Uganda’s ...

Daniel Suárez, the only Mexican-born driver to win a NASCAR national series race, is out at Trackhouse Racing at the end of the 2025 season.

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The Hollywood Reporter's latest "Person of Interest" is the powerhouse behind F1 Academy — the female-only racing league featured in a new Netflix series — who is proving that the global racing sport ...

It’s little wonder, then, that Mercedes believes one of its current female racing prospects could be the one to make the step into Formula 1. On its books is F1 Academy driver Doriane Pin, the ...

The book tells the remarkable true story of Dorothy Levitt, the U.K.’s first female racing driver. The story is being developed into a six-part television miniseries.

The book tells the remarkable true story of Dorothy Levitt, the U.K.’s first female racing driver. The story is being developed into a six-part television miniseries.

She wasn’t the first woman to work trackside in Indy racing, but she was alone at the time. The number has steadily increased since, she said, especially in the last few years.