Unless you're the Volkswagen Golf GTI, that is. A not-quite-final prototype of the Edition 50 of the venerable hot hatch, ...

While it would have been easy enough to throw some stickers on the hatch and call it good to mark the occasion, VW has just ...

In the very near future, Volkswagen Motorsport will be entirely focused on electric performance. The official motorsport division of VW announced late last week that both its own racing efforts ...

Five thousand all-wheel drive, supercharged Golfs were built to make the car eligible for Group A rallying, and then VW Motorsport built a small number of G60 Limiteds—essentially the Rallye ...

“I would guesstimate that the percentage (of Volkswagen engines) today in the sport of desert racing is approximately 40 percent,” said longtime SCORE-International spokesman Dominic Clark.

VW says it’s learning lessons from this sort of racing, like the best ways to charge quickly, that can make their way into its production cars. And showing an electric that can best old ...

In the case of Max Kruse Racing and its Nürburgring 24 Hours class-winning TCR prototype GTI brought back from the dead, what thrust the team to the podium was late-night, off-the-clock grit. VW ...

Back in 1997, RacingLine started out as a part of Volkswagen Motorsport—partially by the German branch and partially by the United Kingdom (UK) branch—before splitting off into its own brand ...

It plans to only race electric cars from now on. Volkswagen announced the plans Friday, saying it is “focusing its motorsport strategy on electric mobility” moving forward and that “a clear ...

Volkswagen's Motorsport division has announced that it's going to focus more on production car-based racing. This means its long-standing Formula 3 commitment will be ending after the 2018 season ...

there exists a rather unique breed of manufacturer racing in Great Britain. The Milltek Volkswagen Racing Cup is where you can find a variety of the German manufacturer's models going head to head ...

German press reports suggest Bentley and Volkswagen motorsport boss Franz-Josef Paefgen may be brought in to steer the new car’s final development, though an official announcement is unlikely to ...