GT Le Mans in 2011

This is Green GT Le Mans in 2011 automotive car is such a great amazing look and design based latest automotive car and whole working principle for this latest Green GT Le Mans in 2011 automotive car is based on high advance unique design and concept. So I can say this is such a great Green GT Le Mans in 2011 automotive car. And this Green GT Le Mans in 2011 automotive car yesterday presented a prototype electric in the intentions of its creators should run the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2011.

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Ford, Ferrari settle lawsuit over F-150 name

Ford, Ferrari settle lawsuit over F-150 name

Ford claimed Ferrari's new race car -- the F150th -- shared a name that was too close to its best-selling F-150 pickup line.

NEW YORK (Reuters) -- Ford Motor Co has settled a federal lawsuit in which it accused Italian automaker Ferrari of infringing its trademark for the popular F-150 truck.

Ford dropped the case on Thursday, according to a filing in U.S. District Court in Detroit. Terms of the settlement were unclear from the filing.

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Should Formula 1 Go Wet

Should Formula 1 Go Wet

Recently the CEO of Fomula-1 has been making a series of changes to make the sport more exciting. Even though these cars use some of the most advanced wheel hub bearing and fuel pump set ups ever seen, he still believes more excitement is needed. Last week Bernie Ecclestone the CEO of F1 announced he would like to install a track wetting system that would simulate rain at the drop of a hat.

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Geneva 2011: Pirelli shows off 2011 F1 tire with trio of racers

Pirelli 2011 Formula 1 Tire Display - Click above for high-res image gallery

To the uninitiated, the choice of tires in motor racing can look about as insignificant as what refreshments they're serving in the grandstands. But those in the know are all too aware of the enormous effect the right – or wrong – rubber can have on a race's outcome. So in the world of Formula One racing, the switch from Bridgestone to Pirelli as the official tire supplier is pretty big news.

The Italian rubber company is suitably proud of its selection, and to show off its wares, Pirelli brought a trio of contemporary grand prix racers – a Red Bull, a McLaren and a Ferrari, no less – to the Geneva Motor Show, wearing their new boots. These look to be last year's cars wearing this year's tires, but that's to be expected as the front-running teams in question frantically prepare their cars for the new season. Take a closer look in our high-res image gallery below.

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