104K views · 1.3K reactions | I drove the world's fastest electric race car I’ve been lucky enough to drive both Formula 1 and Formula E cars. I’ve driven F1 cars all the way from the early 80s, all the way up to the mid-2010s. And a few weeks ago, I drove a Formula E car for the first time. But, how are they different? And which one would be the most challenging to race? Well, my answer might surprise you. #Ad #FormulaE #ABBFormulaE | Driver 61 | Facebook

142K views · 4K reactions | One car. One 24-hour race. Thirty years ago, the F1 GTR triumphed at Le Mans in 1995, built on the foundation of the McLaren F1. The McLaren F1 still holds the title of the fastest naturally aspirated road car and remains the epitome of innovation from that era. Discover more: https://spklr.io/6189B6noP #McLarenAuto #McLaren #McLarenF1 #LeMans30 | McLaren Automotive – The Official Page | Facebook

While most carmakers race toward electric vehicles, Mazda takes a different route—reviving its iconic rotary engine. Known for its compact size and high-revving power, the rotary engine holds a special place in automotive history. Mazda’s decision taps into pure nostalgia for car lovers, especially those who remember the legendary RX-7. Though EVs dominate headlines, this move shows that there’s still space for passion-driven engineering in today’s fast-changing auto world. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGE