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The World Endurance Championship has announced a new documentary series that will give an inside look into the histories of all major manufacturers competing in the Hypercar class.

Ever popular for their distinctive shapes and liveries, which made them instantly identifiable, three-litre F1 cars of the 1960s to mid-1980s remind racegoers of the age in which engines made by Cosworth in Northampton scored the lion’s share of wins against stout opposition from Ferrari, Matra, Alfa Romeo and BRM.

Tesla, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota and Subaru lead the pack in their segments.

Subaru has been slow to adopt EVs. But it has trademarks several outdoorsy-sound names, one of which is an e-Outback.

Carmaker confirms losing hundreds of gigabytes of sensitive customer data to hackers calling themselves ZeroSevenGroup.

It’s not the most modern minivan, but the Sienna has tons of charm. And tons of room for activities.

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Tyler Reddick's victory at Michigan Speedway secures playoff spot, setting the stage for intense NASCAR action ahead.

It was Reddick's second win of the 2024 NASCAR Cup season, using a push from fellow Toyota driver Ty Gibbs to snatch the lead away from William Byron. He also won earlier this year at Talladega Superspeedway.