In the United States' long and storied history with auto racing, these 10 race cars are the ones that visually stand out the ...

Throughout the 1950s, American cars with V8 engines dominated the sport, with the notable exception of The Fabulous Hudson Hornet and its legendary six-cylinder. That is why it might seem odd to ...

Ah, the Hudson Hornet. The legendary NASCAR racer turned ... And even though it had a straight-six engine, it was the car to beat in NASCAR from 1951 to 1954. Sadly, this wasn't enough for ...

Slotting a previous-generation superbike engine into a naked bike chassis has been an easy shortcut to building a high-performance roadster for years – Honda’s original CB900F Hornet did it by ...

He was victorious while driving his “Fabulous” Hudson Hornet, the first driver to ever ... It was the first race for the new engine and drivers with a Hemi under their hood combined to lead ...

The Hornet car is named after the Fabulous Hudson Hornet which won several races ... This specific version features a 426 Hemi engine. There were only 468 Chargers made with the Hemi engine ...

The Hudson Hornet has been gone for ... Pound-for-pound, though, it’s not too far off. The 2023 Hornet has a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that outputs 268 horsepower (197 kW ...

The name would become famous in NASCAR's early days with the "Fabulous Hudson Hornet" of 1951 through 1954 ... lithium-ion battery pack. Though the engine is small, it punches above the GT's ...

This car was so cool that Paul Newman voiced it in "Cars" for a character featuring Thomas' "Fabulous Hudson Hornet" paint scheme ... with a Blue Crescent 429 engine in it and stomped the field.

No NASCAR legends conversation is complete without the infamous Fabulous Hudson Hornet ... hit the scene in 1951. Cue the Hornet. The six-cylinder engine was enlarged to 5.0 liters and, at ...