An Australian manicurist's work of art is proof that, as racing audiences expand worldwide, there are ever more ways for fans to show their interest.

An IndyCar team co-owned by comedian David Letterman will field a Dogecoin-emblazoned car at the Indianapolis 500.

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This time the bodykit was considerably more curvaceous, but again the car was a commercial flop. In 2000 the Racing Puma came in at £22,750, whereas a Subaru Impreza Turbo cost £20,950 ...