Here’s why the tech industry gets excited about sports car racing
For the past four years, Michelin has been crunching data gathered from cars racing on its rubber (and the other 199 ...
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IMSA is attracting more manufacturers, and in turn, more fans
Asked to explain why IMSA is rising in recent years, some of its most significant entrants, starting with McLaren Racing CEO ...
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Why another Bathurst date change would be ‘worse’
Speaking with media ahead of Sunday’s race, BMW Team WRT boss Vincent Vosse said the Bathurst 12 Hour date presents ...
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IMSA’s New BoP Will Focus Not Just on Top-End Acceleration
IMSA is introducing a two-stage Balance of Performance equation that aims to even the playing field between acceleration and top speed. The new BoP is modeled after the system introduced by the ...
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Has endurance racing replaced Formula 1 as the pinnacle motorsport tech?
One of the most appealing parts of endurance sports car racing for manufacturers is the regulatory convergence between IMSA ...
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Why motorsport is so critical in Cadillac’s plan to take over the auto market
Cadillac wants to take over the global automotive marketplace. To do it, the American brand is racing in sports cars and ...
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Why Daytona pole is more significant to BMW than just starting at the front
"A little cherry on a big cake." That's how Dries Vanthoor described his pole position for the Daytona 24 Hours this weekend.
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IMSA is attracting more manufacturers, and in turn, more fans
The No. 24 RLL BMW M Hybrid V8 set the fastest time of testing before this weekend's 24 Hours of Daytona. Courtesy of IMSA The International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) is having a moment.