In a weekend of relentless racing drama at the legendary Nürburgring 24 Hours, a truly unique contender etched its name into ...

In a rare instance of a marketing prank evolving into a factory-backed racing program, BMW has revealed that the M3 Touring GT3 concept originally presented as an April Fools' Day joke back in 2025 ...

The customer is always right. When BMW said it was going racing with the M3 Touring on April 1st of 2025, it was a joke, an impossibility, a marketing stunt, little more than a flight of fancy to get ...

April Fool’s Day is right around the corner and automakers will likely celebrate with some humorous ‘announcements.’ These are typically forgotten almost as soon as they’re revealed, but that’s not ...

Motorsports are best enjoyed live, not in front of the TV or any kind of screen. I could write pages and pages explaining why last year’s Nurburgring 24H race was one of the most amazing events I ever ...

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NÜRBURG, Germany (AP) — Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen is taking on a “bucket list” challenge as he prepares to tackle his first 24-hour sportscar race at the historic Nürburgring ...

A camouflaged BMW M3 EV prototype appears in BMW’s newly released official video filmed at the Nürburgring in Germany. BMW recently released a video showing the all-electric M3 prototype lapping the ...

BMW recently released a video showing the all-electric M3 prototype lapping the Nürburgring in Germany while still wearing camouflage. The footage signals a new chapter for the M as it expands into ...

As many as six wide receivers — Ohio State’s Carnell Tate, USC’s Makai Lemon, Arizona State’s Jordyn Tyson, Washington’s Denzel Boston, Indiana’s Omar Cooper Jr., and Texas A&M’s KC Concepcion — could ...

The 2026 NFL draft class is loaded at many positions, but quarterback isn’t one of them. Beyond Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza, there’s a big drop off in talent in the second tier of signal-callers.