The long-awaited rumors are true: Australia’s breathlessly-exciting V8 Supercars series is coming to America.But that’s not, the series has signed a five-year deal with Texas’s Circuit of ...

As Australia's most popular motorsport series, the V8 Supercars races drew a crowd of 68,891 fans who braved 90-degree weather to watch the four 100-kilometer races at COTA.

V8 Supercars star Mark Winterbottom gave the almost-completed Circuit of the Americas race track his stamp of approval Tuesday when he visited Austin to test the circuit.

Australia’s Most Popular Motorsports Series Makes Its First U.S. Home in Austin, Texas AUSTIN, Texas – June 30, 2011 – V8 Supercars and Circuit of The Americas, along with Texas ...

In case you missed it, Australia's V8 Supercars racing series - think of it as a cross between ALMS GT and NASCAR - roared through Texas this past weekend providing entertainment for more than ...

Produced between 1953 and 1956, the Austin-Healey 100 takes its name from 100 miles per hour (160 kilometers per hour) although the four-cylinder sports car is much obliged to surpass that speed.

The mechanical modifications read like a crewchief's wish list. Power comes from a 406-inch, all-aluminum Chevy Donovan V-8 that made a dyno-certified 600-plus horsepower at 9,000 rpm. A six-speed ...