Welcome to the weekend!

The McMurtry Spéirling is now on sale to the general public and that’s just preposterous.

For those who aren’t aware, the 1,000hp fan-car is arguably the craziest land based vehicle ever built. That amount of power combined with it’s infinite aero wizardry means we’re now approaching the absolute limit of grip, only impeded by the limits of tire technology. Seriously, just click here to see it demolish the Goodwood Hill Climb record - and no, that video isn’t sped up..

If you ask us, £820,000 sounds like a bargain for a land based fighter jet - but good luck to whatever mere mortals dare explore it’s limits 😅

Formula 1

The future of DRS in F1

The FIA has provided a major (unofficial) update on the future of DRS, as the deadline for the new F1 rules approaches. The new F1 will be defined in 2024 and this latest bit of news is much to the joy of many fans..

Next race: Austrian GP - Sunday, July 2nd @ 9am EST

Paddock Auctions

Stay Tuned 👀

Speed Fanatics - Vancouver, Canada

RCLUB - Toronto, Canada

Team Stradale - Illinois, USA

P1 Auto Auction - Florida, USA

Bidding has begun on this Cutlass Supreme!

Auction Ends: Monday, June 26th

Click to view 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme 🇨🇦

Bidding has begun on the F430 Spider!

Auction Ends: Monday, June 26th

Click to view 2006 Ferrari F430 Spider 🇨🇦

Race Cars for Sale

This March 86A Indy Lights is now available through a private seller. It’s got a recent rebuild as of this year, Porsche 962 not included. Click below to learn more!

Click to view 1991 March 86A Indy Lights

Finding a Ferrari 360 Challenge car isn’t easy so it’s a good thing you’re subscribed to our newsletter! If you or your friend is looking for a 360 Challenge car, the good folks at Ruote da Sogno have a great option available 👌

Click to view 2004 Ferrari 360 Modena Challenge

News Racers Can Use

Formula E is starting to mature as a racing series

Formula E will hit the 10-year mark as a championship in 2024 and it’s sometimes easy to forget that it’s still such a young series in comparison to others. It’s often a series that people love to hate (no sound!) but it’s proving both resilient and forward-thinking as it pulls into Portland this weekend.

From a series that almost went bankrupt in it’s first year and needed two cars for each driver because the battery could not last an entire race distance, to the close battles on track from a stellar lineup of teams and drivers, Formula E is finally starting to show its potential as it matures into it’s “teenage” years.

With fast charging pit stops set to be introduced in 2024 and an even more powerful Gen4 car in the works, Formula E is starting to demonstrate that it is a true World Championship that’s starting to feel comfortable in it’s own electric skin.

News Racers Can Use is written by Mark Boudreau from Motorsport Prospects

Quick Bites

📝 The 2023 Formula 1 Power List is out 

💪 Try out these 5 drills that will help you use the sim to go faster on a real track

🙌 The crucial role of self-belief in fulfilling your motorsport dreams