Shimano has unveiled its new CUES U4030 9-speed shifters, which bring hydraulic braking to 9-speed level for the first time. The ever-expanding CUES range now surpasses Shimano Sora. It ensures ...

Toyota Gazoo Racing is launching a dedicated factory near Nagoya to produce affordable racing go-karts starting in fall 2026 The Aichi facility aims to lower the barrier to entry for motorsports with ...

Toyota has played around with oddball ideas in the past including a hybrid-powered side-by-side that revived the Scion name. However, their latest effort reportedly involves go-karts. According to ...

If you're a fan of racing, particularly of the open-wheel or sports car formats, you're probably aware that go-karts are generally considered the entry point to motorsports. The folks over at Toyota ...

The next big automotive breakthrough is about to hit our roads – and it could spell the end of the braking system we've relied on for more than a century. Brake giant Brembo has confirmed its fully ...

Modern cars are becoming software-defined machines, and Brembo’s latest brake-by-wire system feels like another major piece of that shift. Hydraulic brakes have remained largely unchanged despite ...

Braking technology hasn’t changed much in the past few decades until now. Brembo has put their ground-breaking Sensify system into large-scale production. It will be used by an undisclosed automaker, ...

Even if you don’t know much about how a car’s brakes work, you’re probably aware that they require fluid to function. Well, at least they did. With the mass adoption of hybrids and electric cars, ...

SINGAPORE – Inspired by the street racing culture portrayed in Japanese anime Initial D, a group of Singaporean motoring enthusiasts have set up an indoor kart “drifting” circuit at Velocity @ Novena ...

Upgrading your e-bike brake kit is one of the most important safety improvements you can make – especially if you ride at higher speeds, carry cargo, or ride in traffic. Stock brakes on many e-bikes, ...

Technologically progress always looks dramatic in retrospect, but how often can you compare the competitive advantage of that improvement decade to decade? In a recent video from Lando Norris' ...