The King of LeMans
The 24 Hours of LeMans is a motor sports endurance competition held annually in June at LeMans, France Fifty-five cars carrying teams of three drivers each race over a combination of track and public road

Ten SCCA Racing Championships to be Decided this Weekend
Area Drivers Compete for Class Titles in Oregon Region Sports Car Club of America Races at Portland International Raceway

The History of Peugeot
Peugeot began its reign in motorsports since the very beginning with the entering five cars for the Paris-Rouen Trials in 1894. These motorsport trials are largely recognized as the first motor sports competition. It was not until 1912 that Peugeot made its most notable contribution to the world of motor sports when one of the entered cars won the French Grand Prix. This winning Peugeot car was advanced and influential for later designs as the Peugeot featured a dual overhead cam configuration with four valves per cylinder. The Peugeot innovation made it such that the engines could be smaller and kick out maximum horsepower versus relying on larger heavier engines to get the desired horsepower.

The Spanish SEAT Leon
Americans have long been admirers of the fast and flashy Italian Ferraris, and the classic, sleek British Jaguars Volkswagen brought to America and appreciation of the practical workhorse that was economical to operate, easy to maintain but still fun

Cartridge World Carbon Zero Racing - 2009 Team Will Compete "Carbon Zero"
Fans are offered the chance to offset their own vehicles CO2 emissions when driving to and from Brands Hatch racetrack The first motor-racing team in Europe created to run its entire operation with a carbon zero policy, Cartridge World Carbon Zero Racing, will compete in the 2009 HiQ MSA British Touring Car Championship (BTCC)

Real-Time Control of Wheelchairs with Brain Waves
A new signal processing technology for brain machine interface (BMI) application In a press conference in Tokyo today, The BSI-TOYOTA Collaboration Center announced their success in developing a system which utilizes one of the fastest technologies in the world, controlling a wheelchair using brain waves in as little as 125 milliseconds (one millisecond, or ms, is equal to 1/1000 seconds). The press release, link to demonstration video and contact details are copied below.

Audi Motor Sports
Audi is one of the best known supercars Over the years, Audi has been actively involved in motor sports