A Subaru once took the record for the fastest four-door sedan around the 'Ring, beating many supercars in the process.

Alfa Romeo’s cars haven’t always had the most solid reputation when it comes to reliability, quality or durability. And its wider fortunes have, over the years, had more ups and downs than your ...

Petrolheads rejoice! New Alfa Romeo Giulia might not be EV-only Petrolheads rejoice! New Alfa Romeo Giulia might not be EV-only The next Alfa Romeo Giulia was set to ditch ICE for electric power ...

Mario Andretti: On F1 team's approval, Michael Andretti’s exit and Colton Herta's future Ever since Michael Andretti’s bid to purchase a controlling interest of the Alfa Romeo F1 team from ...

Let's hope this car won't be a rebadged Charger with Alfa Romeo logos on it and more premium materials on the inside. Looks-wise, no one knows anything about it. Well, no one who is not directly ...

Max Verstappen has claimed he would also have won this year's Formula 1 title had he been driving for McLaren instead of Red Bull ... Prix live on Sky Sports F1 Get Sky Sports or stream F1 ...

Helmut Marko has said Red Bull boss Christian Horner and the company's senior leadership will meet after the season to discuss Sergio Pérez's future. Pérez's disappointing performances have ...

Helmut Marko has said Red Bull boss Christian Horner and the company's senior leadership will meet after the season to discuss Sergio Pérez's future. Pérez's disappointing performances have helped ...

The Formula 1 expansion team first dreamt up by Michael Andretti – but now known as Cadillac F1 – has reached an ... a controlling interest in the Alfa Romeo F1 team from Sauber fell through.

Alfa Romeo has released a new video of a 33 Stradale hitting its top speed of 207 mph (333 km/h) on the Nardò Ring. Engineers have been wrapping up testing, ahead of the first delivery in December.

Monday blues getting you down? Here’s a clip of the new 620bhp twin-turbo V6-powered Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale hitting 207mph (333kph) around Italy’s Nardo test track. Yep, consider those blues gone.

Alfa Romeo’s former CEO reveals new Stelvio and Giulia models may not be fully electric, with hybrid powertrains likely due to current EV market conditions.