The evolution of motorsport vehicles and historical F1 cars is a testament to human ingenuity and the relentless pursuit of performance. From the early days of raw power to the high-tech ...

Toyota is a Japanese automaker founded in 1937 that has developed a reputation for reliability across a multitude of segments, from sports cars and family sedans to pickup trucks and off-roaders.

Toyota is now “gradually moving” towards a full-scale return to Formula 1 after its technical partnership with Haas began in 2024, says the director of its sportscar and rallying squad.

You could spend hours just poring over their aerodynamic evolution, bold rear fins all ... His role during Toyota’s F1 era was more logistical than mechanical, whereas now his freelance status ...

After the FIA's rule change to allow a two-tier budgetary and technical regulation system in F1 next year, Toyota is the first team to come out and say it might not contest the 2010 season.

This doesn’t mean a return of the Toyota works team which raced in F1 for eight seasons until 2009, however. Haas will still race under its own name and Toyota isn’t going to be supplying ...

According to the Japanese Mainichi newspaper, Toyota is poised to withdraw from Formula One competition and will not take part in the 2010 season. Though no source is given for the news ...

From raw power in the 1950s to today's hybrid technology, the evolution of F1 cars reflects innovation and speed. Learn how each decade shaped the future of motorsport and performance vehicles.