Endurance Archives - Page 7 of 9

How Driver Time Limits Work at the 24 Hours of Le Mans Graphic: Backfire Racing.

How Driver Time Limits Work at the 24 Hours of Le Mans

EL Puckett October 20, 2026

To protect driver safety across a full day and night of racing, endurance events like the 24...

How Night Driving Changes Strategy at 24-Hour Endurance Races Graphic: Backfire Racing.

How Night Driving Changes Strategy at 24-Hour Endurance Races

EL Puckett October 20, 2026

Roughly a third of a 24-hour endurance race takes place in darkness, and that stretch of the...

How Multi-Class Racing Works in Endurance Events Graphic: Backfire Racing.

How Multi-Class Racing Works in Endurance Events

EL Puckett October 20, 2026

Many of the world’s biggest endurance races don’t feature a single type of car competing for one...

A Five-Second Penalty and a Dead AC Unit Decided Aston Martin’s Home Win at COTA

Shawn Henry October 20, 2026

Heart of Racing’s Aston Martin Vantage didn’t win the Lone Star Le Mans by being the fastest...

Cadillac’s Best WEC Finish of 2026 Was Built on Toyota’s Late Failure and Alpine’s Penalty

Lauren Miller September 22, 2026

Ferrari finally snapped its longest winless run in FIA World Endurance Championship history at the Lone Star...

Endurance Racing Explained: Why the 24-Hour Format Is Motorsport’s Toughest Test

Johnny Puckett October 20, 2026

Most motorsport tests a car and driver for an hour or two at a time. Endurance racing...

China GT’s Fire Wasn’t the Failure. The Response to It Was. Photo by 350z33 via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

China GT’s Fire Wasn’t the Failure. The Response to It Was.

Kyle Matthews October 20, 2026

Ollie Millroy’s Ferrari 296 GT3 is built to survive exactly what happened to it on lap seven...

Frankie Muniz’s First Pro Win Came at Road America, Where GT4 America’s Am Class Rewards Survival Over Speed Photo by Philip Nottingham via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0.

Photo by Philip Nottingham via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0.

Frankie Muniz’s First Pro Win Came at Road America, Where GT4 America’s Am Class Rewards Survival Over Speed

Lauren Miller October 20, 2026

Frankie Muniz picked up his first professional racing win on Friday at Road America. He picked up...

Verstappen Racing’s Portimão Puzzle: A WEC Clash, Two Missing Drivers, and Maybe Max Himself A pack of GT3 race cars racing wheel-to-wheel on track, illustrative file photo of GT3-class competition.

A pack of GT3 race cars racing wheel-to-wheel on track, illustrative file photo of GT3-class competition.

Verstappen Racing’s Portimão Puzzle: A WEC Clash, Two Missing Drivers, and Maybe Max Himself

Lauren Miller October 20, 2026

Nobody moves an entire race weekend eighteen hours earlier for the fans. When GT World Challenge Europe...

A Cancelled Qatar Round Might Leave Verstappen’s GT3 Team a Driver Short at Its Own Finale A pack of GT3 race cars racing wheel-to-wheel on track, illustrative file photo of GT3-class competition.

A Cancelled Qatar Round Might Leave Verstappen’s GT3 Team a Driver Short at Its Own Finale

EL Puckett October 20, 2026

Max Verstappen’s GT3 side project has a scheduling problem, and for once it has nothing to do...

Endurance

How Driver Time Limits Work at the 24 Hours of Le Mans

How Night Driving Changes Strategy at 24-Hour Endurance Races

How Multi-Class Racing Works in Endurance Events

A Five-Second Penalty and a Dead AC Unit Decided Aston Martin’s Home Win at COTA

Cadillac’s Best WEC Finish of 2026 Was Built on Toyota’s Late Failure and Alpine’s Penalty

Endurance Racing Explained: Why the 24-Hour Format Is Motorsport’s Toughest Test

China GT’s Fire Wasn’t the Failure. The Response to It Was.

Frankie Muniz’s First Pro Win Came at Road America, Where GT4 America’s Am Class Rewards Survival Over Speed

Verstappen Racing’s Portimão Puzzle: A WEC Clash, Two Missing Drivers, and Maybe Max Himself

A Cancelled Qatar Round Might Leave Verstappen’s GT3 Team a Driver Short at Its Own Finale

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