However, stuffing an actual F1 engine into a road car was only attempted a few times throughout history. Since its debut in 1950, Formula One ... to create a road-legal supercar, after failing ...

There are some limitations when it comes to creating street-legal ... top car manufacturers from pushing the limits with ...

In this video, we explore what it would take to make a Formula 1 car street legal - from safety regulations and emissions to ride height and lights. Spoiler: it's not easy... but maybe not impossible.

The Chevrolet Monte Carlo and Toyota Camry are among NASCAR's most successful models, and both have also enjoyed long production runs as street-legal cars. Formula 1 has traditionally made ...

Last year, the maker of the Speirling said it planned on launching a road-legal variant of the fan car ... 1,000 hp per tonne and 60 kilowatt-hours battery pack. Back then, McMurtry added that the ...

Given the context, we can only assume the brand has built a street-legal version of the modern race car. Jack Fitzgerald’s love for cars stems from his as yet unshakable addiction to Formula 1.

Lanzante, a company celebrated for converting exclusive track-only vehicles into street-legal machines ... to surpass the performance of modern Formula 1 cars. The RB17 is a rarity in the ...

The 919 Street Concept (below) was floated as a 1,000 horsepower ... from a street-legal Porsche 963, but by the looks of things it'll stick even more closely to the race car formula than the ...

Glickenhaus has revealed fresh details of its upcoming 007S street-legal hypercar ... a twin-turbocharged V8 will produce in the region of 1,000 horsepower, down from 2021 hints that it would ...

FORMULA 1: These cars run 230 mph but run only on street or road courses. Their turbocharged 1.6-liter V-6 engine produces 1,000 horsepower (800 from the engine and about 160 from its hybrid ...