Head-turning hot rods from NYC-based Rolling Bones will feature as a unique attraction at this year's Goodwood Revival
Robin Miller, the motor sport journalist who wasn't afraid to say it how it was, has died at the age of 71
Three dozen brashly painted pony cars rumbled past the start-finish line in the Trans-Am race during the Rolex Monterey Reunion at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca this past weekend – orange…
Regular readers of the Racer website probably noticed that “Miller’s Mailbag” – the weekly column wherein longtime IndyCar scribe Robin Miller answers readers’ burning questions – has been missing for…
IndyCar driver-turned team owner Bryan Herta says racing was the best job in the world, but now relishes the even greater intensity of running his own squad
Raoul 'Sunny' Balcaen was a master craftsman at the molten core of sun-drenched Southern California's burgeoning hot rod and drag racing scene – Preston Lerner asks if this was the most-golden of golden motor sport ages
Sights and sounds from the distant past make the Miller Meet vintage showcase a worthwhile event to get along to says Preston Lerner
Fifty years ago at Ontario Speedway, a star-studded line-up of Andretti, Stewart, Hill and Donohue took part in a race which pitted F1 and F5000 machinery against each other – who would win in the Californian sunshine?
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Lime Rock Park looked set to be gobbled up land-hungry developers until a race-minded group saved it – Preston Lerner recalls its rich racing history
After the Indy 500, I did a bit of a comparison about how IndyCar’s showpiece event gives drivers more of a chance to shine than Formula 1 does in any…
Marcus Ericsson and Kevin Magnussen both won their respective IndyCar and IMSA rounds this Saturday, ending equally long win droughts on the same day
Before AWS analytics, telemetry or even the invention of the digital watch, one woman had the timing skills every race team craved: Judy Stropus
Doug Fehan surprised GM executives when he presented his vision for Corvette's racing future – but his leadership took the brand to unprecedented sports car glory
NASCAR has been going round in circles (figuratively speaking) for far too long, writes Preston Lerner – racing on circuits like COTA could be just the shot in the arm it needs
Some of the best racing on the planet in a series that most don't realise still exists: Trans Am's old-school entertainment is begging for a crowd, says Preston Lerner
