Motorsport Industry

Also known as a racing special, a homologation special is a road-legal car built with motorsport specifications purely so a manufacturer can use it for racing.

The ultimate test of a driver, team and manufacturer is to win three of the most prestigious and completely different races in the entire world of motorsport.

When one motorsport team makes the best car with the best gears, handling and engine, either other teams try their hardest to keep up or they get it banned.

There is one unofficial accolade that has become seen as the ultimate test of a driver’s overall skill, one achieved by one driver but is it impossible now?

Unlike other, heavily regimented motorsports, the world of rally allows for the most unusual cars to not only race but win as well. Others are far less lucky.

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Over the course of history we have seen some incredibly fast and brilliant cars grace the ground, but these are some of the fastest in history.

In the most elite division where the slightest tweak to motorsport gears makes a huge difference, one team used a very unusual metal to get a major advantage.

Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso had exceptionally long and prosperous careers experiencing several generations of motorsport gears. Here is the opposite.

A fascinating F! story revolves around the teams that ultimately failed to make the grid, despite plans and even development on cars, with their stories often having a rather interesting impact on F1 as a whole.