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It was unclear until the final corner at Talladega who would win; Larson charged from 11th place on the last lap to snatch the victory and a 73-point championship advantage.
Global Motorsport News
Mustafa Odabaşı26 October 2026

Kyle Larson Wins at Talladega, Championship Close

When the final corner of Talladega was filled, no one could clearly name the winner. The leading car at the white flag had slipped ten positions due to contact; a bargain was unfolding behind, with dozens of cars having dropped back. The name that s...

In the final stage of the Cambrian Rally, 1.2 seconds brought Osian Pryce the crown a season deserved.
Global Motorsport News
Mustafa Odabaşı26 October 2026

Osian Pryce Won the British Rally Championship

Antonelli took his seventh pole of the season at COTA with 1:34.035, opening the door to clinching the championship in Austin.
Global Motorsport News
Mustafa Odabaşı25 October 2026

Antonelli Claims Pole Position: The Championship Is Within Reach

At Dakar 2027 we will see the Atlantic, not the desert: the 49th edition will, for the first time, be run outside Saudi Arabia, from Europe to Africa via Morocco.
Global Motorsport News
Mustafa Odabaşı25 October 2026

Dakar Rally Leaves Saudi Arabia in 2027

It was the story of a MotoGP race at Phillip Island that was cancelled not because of rain on the track, but because it blocked the medical helicopter's flight path.
Global Motorsport News
Mustafa Odabaşı25 October 2026

MotoGP Australian Race Cancelled at Phillip Island

Jorge Martin's eight-lap resistance collapsed with a crash on lap 8, handing Marc Marquez his ninth sprint victory of the season at Phillip Island and a 10-point championship lead.
Global Motorsport News
Mustafa Odabaşı24 October 2026

How Marquez Took the Sprint Win at Phillip Island: How He Seized the Lead?

Highlights of Internal Combustion Cars

A supercharger that draws power from the crankshaft extracts more power from the same displacement without ever experiencing that lag that a turbocharger causes.
Internal Combustion Engine Technologies
Deniz Erkan20 October 2026
How Does a Supercharger Do What a Turbo Can't?
In Europe, it's no longer your car's age but the Euro standard it carries that matters: in London, a non-compliant vehicle can cost you 12.50 pounds a day.
Emissions and Environment
Deniz Erkan12 October 2026
From London to Paris: Low Emission Zones Entering Cities
Formula 1 did not change street cars, but it measurably accelerated technologies ranging from fuel injection to energy recovery.
The History of Internal Combustion Automobiles
Deniz Erkan20 October 2026
How Formula 1 Engines Transformed Road Cars
With its honest engineering that makes no luxury promises, the Dacia Sandero has managed to remain Europe's best-selling retail car since 2017.
Internal Combustion Models
Deniz Erkan12 October 2026
2026 Dacia Sandero: The Affordable Silent Leader
Today's turbocharged four-cylinders reach the power of 2003's six-cylinder engines; cylinder count is a joint decision of physics and money.
The History of Internal Combustion Automobiles
Deniz Erkan12 October 2026
Four Cylinders or Twelve? Why the Number of Cylinders Has Always Changed
VTEC broke the dilemma imposed by the fixed nature of valve timing, opening the way for an engine to be both efficient at low revs and powerful at high revs.
The History of Internal Combustion Automobiles
Deniz Erkan23 October 2026
The VTEC Revolution: How Variable Valve Timing Changed Engine Character
Tax incentives and turbo-diesel technology ushered Europe into a golden age that, within two decades, tied half of its cars to a single fuel.
The History of Internal Combustion Automobiles
Deniz Erkan12 October 2026
How Did the Golden Age of Diesel End? Europe's Miscalculation
Toyota, which sold only 288 cars in the United States in 1958, within twenty years conquered the market with the small, fuel-efficient cars that Detroit had scorned.
The History of Internal Combustion Automobiles
Deniz Erkan13 October 2026
How Did the Japanese Car Conquer America?
Air cooling died because it was simple: the price of simplicity was cold starts, uncontrolled emissions, and unmanageable hot spots.
The History of Internal Combustion Automobiles
Deniz Erkan19 October 2026
Why Did the Air-Cooled Engine Die? The Triumph of Liquid Cooling
The Toyota Corolla has won the most loyal customers in its segment by promising low operating costs and strong resale value rather than sportiness.
Internal Combustion Models
Deniz Erkan11 October 2026
2026 Toyota Corolla: The Reliable Classic of the C Segment
A small engine only burns little fuel when it is never pushed hard; in the city, with a full load, or at high altitude, it can consume more than a large naturally aspirated engine.
Fuel and Consumption
Deniz Erkan19 October 2026
Does a Small Engine Burn Less Fuel? The Truth About Low Displacement and Turbo
Until the catalytic converter reaches its operating temperature, the engine runs on a rich mixture for safety reasons, producing several times more harmful gases.
Emissions and Environment
Deniz Erkan23 October 2026
Why Does the Engine Produce Its Highest Emissions in the First Few Minutes?

Featured Highlights in Internal Combustion Cars

In the used car market, what determines the price is not whether the vehicle has been well maintained, but whether that maintenance can be proven with documentation; a full service history can raise the value by up to 20 percent.
Internal Combustion Ownership
Deniz Erkan16 October 2026

Habits That Preserve Resale Value

Vehicle ownership is shaped not on the day of sale, but on every day leading up to the day of sale. In the used car market, the thing that affects the price most is not that a car has been well maintained, but that its good maintenance can be proven...

Octane rating does not add power to an engine; it merely allows that power to be released safely in high-compression engines.
Internal Combustion Engine Technologies
Deniz Erkan17 October 2026

Octane Rating: Does It Add Power or Take It Away?

Toyota, which sold only 288 cars in the United States in 1958, within twenty years conquered the market with the small, fuel-efficient cars that Detroit had scorned.
The History of Internal Combustion Automobiles
Deniz Erkan13 October 2026

How Did the Japanese Car Conquer America?

The secret behind seeing 4 liters in the catalog is this: the WLTP value is not a race between cars, but a comparison reference measured under the same conditions.
Fuel and Consumption
Deniz Erkan12 October 2026

4 Liters in the WLTP Lab, 6 on the Road: Where Does This Difference Come From?

LPG's 100-octane combustion character doesn't reinvent the engine; it only leaves its mark on the compression ratio, valve seats, and software.
Internal Combustion Engine Technologies
Deniz Erkan21 October 2026

How Similar Are Factory-Fitted LPG Engines to Petrol Engines?

Large in dimensions but still a MINI in driving character, the Countryman C puts its 170 hp to good use on BMW underpinnings.
Internal Combustion Models
Deniz Erkan23 October 2026

2026 MINI Countryman: A Look at the Premium C-Segment Compact SUV