ByKolles Racing debuted their competitor over the weekend and performed an initial shakedown test.

Ferrari has given us a sneak peek at a race car based on the 296 GTB that is currently in development and is shaping up to be a beauty.

Every element of the T.50, is dubbed an engineering work of art, and is unequalled.
 

Nissan's Super GT racer has been the GT-R, dubbed "Godzilla" in Japan, for a few years now.

Can a sport waggon compete with a hypercar?
This modified Audi appears to be capable of taking on a Bugatti Veyron.

With its scorching performance dynamics, the 2022 Spyros Panopoulos Chaos 'ultracar' is on the verge of igniting the automotive industry.

Although deliveries of Aston Martin's long-awaited Valkyrie hypercar aren't expected to begin until later this year, the firm has already revealed a more extreme version that seems destined to rewrite the rule book on the performance possibilities of road car-based track specialties.

What should you do if you urgently want a McLaren Senna GTR but can't afford the £1.3 million asking price? It's an often requested question.

The Lamborghini Huracán Super Trofeo Evo2 is the automaker's newest race car for its one-make series.

Did you think Hispano Suiza's comeback was a load of hypercar nonsense? Think again, because this is the first example of the 1,098bhp Carmen Boulogne that will be sold in the United States. It's the synthesised, configurator form of it, to be precise.

The GT Mk II is a track-only variant of Ford's GT supercar that is lighter and more powerful.

The SF90 is Ferrari’s fastest, most powerful road car ever, with its plug-in hybrid powertrain producing a metric 1,000hp (or 986bhp for us traditionalists).

Nissan scored some of its biggest racing successes in the late 1980s and early 1990s, competing in the IMSA GTP prototype class and racing the Z32-generation 300ZX in the GTO class. One of those 300ZX IMSA GTO race cars is now for sale on Bring a Trailer.

A hydrogen-powered hypercar? Coming in 2023, according to British start-up Viritech.