There are plenty of famous Formula 1 cars, but relatively few that tell the story of what American racing could have been.

It's easy to discount sports-car racing in North America when you don't have the business to back it up. But Porsche's roots here aren't just strong—they're essential.

On October 8, 1904, a field of cars from France, Germany, Italy and the United States lined up on Long Island for the first ...

Cars made between 1955 to 1979 that don't have any performance modifications were eligible to race. According to the Pure ...

Ford Racing's GT Mk IV supercar set a new lap record at Germany's Nurburgring. The car became the fastest American vehicle to ever lap the Nurburgring, despite cold weather conditions. The Ford GT Mk ...

Robby Foley is involved in three championship bids over the next two weeks as Turner targets titles in IMSA GTD, Michelin Pilot Challenge and SRO competition ...

Powerful, successful and gorgeous from every angle, these five American performance icons looked their best with twin stripes running across their masterfully-designed bodies. These days, ...