Two Deaths Darken Nostalgia Drag Racing And ... The resultant outcry must've gotten awfully loud before the museum board voted to spend 30 grand for a full-length Armco barrier that evidently ...

William Byron found himself in the driver's side window of Brad Keselowski in Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series event at Watkins Glen International, after being slammed into the Armco barrier.

Stewart himself witnessed 57 racing deaths between 1963 and 1973, leading him to calculate that if a driver competed for five years, he had a two-out-of-three chance of a crash killing him.

The idea of an 8-year-old behind the wheel of a drag racing car, which even in its scaled down children’s version can hit speeds of 60 mph and beyond, may seem daunting. But by all available ...

For a person who races motorcycles at 194 mph, trying to find the money to do it some more is a cruel irony. Racing requires decisions made in micro-seconds and an adrenaline thirst that might ...

That award goes to Austin Prock, who cleared the 1,000-foot track with a 3.82-second pass at 337.41 mph, proving once again that it’s better to be quick than it is to be fast in drag racing.

The race between a Lamborghini Huracan and a motorcycle ended badly for the former, which crashed into the safety barrier shortly after taking off. A short video shared by supercar.fails on ...

Months after her father's crash, Brittany has set the record for the fastest top speed in the entirety of drag racing's history. During the American Rebel Light 4-Wide Nationals, the 38-year-old ...

This story originally appeared on Time.com. An 8-year-old race car driver died after she slammed into a cement barrier during a drag race competition in Australia over the weekend, her family and ...

NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series racer William Janke, 57, of Newburgh, N.Y., ... Hicks’ report said Janke “lost control of his vehicle for unknown reasons and struck a barrier.