Racecar Engineering

Racecar Engineering is the world’s leading technology publication for the motorsport industry. From aerodynamics to engines and from handling theory to manufacturing practice, Racecar Engineering is read by motorsport’s top professionals. Only Racecar Engineering brings this insight every month.

The wrong tyres • Why today’s young racing drivers would do well to learn the noble art of sliding

Eyes on the Bull • In an attempt to catch Red Bull, several teams moved towards a similar design for the new season, only to be met by a radical response from the reigning champion

Haas hoping for more • The American F1 team’s technical director and team principal divulge the areas in which the VF-24 could right the wrongs of last season

Ad-Vantage Aston • Aston Martin has introduced an evolution of its Vantage for the 2024 GT3 season, based on its new road car that was launched mid-February

A Mini adventure • Formula E has a new electric support series that’s designed to bring young drivers up to speed... touring car speed

Tyre where? • In the wake of Avon’s withdrawal from motorsport, worries over tyre supply dominated UK paddock chat in 2023. Racecar investigates how things stand now the dust has settled

All-American Racers • TA2 is the most exciting class in America’s Trans Am Series and is proving to be the ideal breeding ground for future NASCAR talent

The Cat’s whiskers • How Jaguar dominated Le Mans in the 1950s, and brought disc brakes into the world of motorsport

Ease of passage • The idea of using GT3 cars in competition around the world was supposed to be easy, but there are still multiple technical challenges in doing so

Lost cause? • The dysfunctional relationship between motorsport and data acquisition

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Cost control? • Further proof that limiting choice is not the answer