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.

Direction of travel • Thoughts on race engineering at Spa-Francorchamps through the ages

Joining the dots • Haas has made a decent first go of F1’s new regulations, but what is required for it to keep pace with its nearest rivals?

Part of a process • How F1 is adapting its aerodynamic testing rules to keep pace with the rapidly evolving world of AI

Beyond carbon • Petrochemical-derived carbon fibre has proved itself a wonder material, but it’s now time to ask what a genuinely sustainable materials strategy might look like

Package holiday • How NASCAR is evolving to ensure its crown jewel superspeedway events remain the pinnacle of fast, exciting and close racing

Code switch • After a decade with the Cayman, Porsche has brought the 911 into GT4 with help from its new Cup car

Seven up • How a 7.0-litre V8 and some very effective homemade aero has turned a regular GT4 Ginetta G50 into a GT3 beater

Visionary man • Never one to crave the limelight, Bill Gibson leaves a legacy of innovation and motivation that few in motorsport can match

Down to the wire • The wiring loom is a vital part of any racecar, but a high quality one can also be a performance differentiator

Beyond the lap • The inherent dangers of being too focused on lap times in your simulation work

The power of three • Peugeot has revealed a first glimpse of its third attempt at a Le Mans-winning Hypercar

GT World change • As it enters its third decade, the future of GT3 hangs in the balance as manufacturer behaviours change, according to Stéphane Ratel

Nissan power for Andretti E

Maserati set for GT4 return

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Talking heads • The power of face-to-face meetings when it comes to securing business

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Sustainable thinking • Success requires a long-term, global outlook, not short-term reactions