Brakes, much like tires, are largely considered an unsexy part of a car. They perform the task of ending the fun; they’re the opposite of the thrill of acceleration and cornering. Any time someone ...

Wondering why everyone is locking up and going off track in Australia? Here's what you must know about the brakes and how they affect F1 cars.

Brembo turns 60 years old this year. What's interesting is the brake company's own past (and existence as we know it) is kind of a happy accident. That is, it came out of a literal road accident. The ...

In addition to providing big horsepower numbers, sports cars and enthusiast vehicles have to be all-around performance packages now. Long gone are the days of all-go-and-no-stop muscle cars. Modern ...

As Europe clamps down on brake emissions, Brembo’s Greentell rotors offer a high-tech solution that could reshape the future of friction brakes. If you’ve ever seen silver wheels turned gray from ...

Italian brake manufacturer Brembo has been named the exclusive supplier of brake systems for the Izod IndyCar Series' new car, which debuts in 2012. The agreement will run until at least 2015. Brembo ...

Italian company Brembo is well known for its high-end braking systems, which are often used as OEM equipment on premium performance cars and motorcycles. To date, Brembo's mainly focused on mechanical ...

The world is changing and fast. If you look at new car reveals coming, more and more are for electric cars, and indeed brands: Hummer EV, Polestar, and Ioniq, to name a few, not to mention the ...

Nickel Finish Brake Caliper Another featured innovation at Dealer Expo was an enhanced version of the high- performance radial calipers that were developed from Brembo’s MotoGP experience and ...

Brembo is stepping out in an even bigger way in North America in 2016. The Italy-based maker of high-performance brakes is making its first appearance at the Detroit auto show and is building a ...

Did you know that mountain bike brakes are hydraulic? I know, they don't look it when they're sitting on the shelf at your local bike store, but they're not the cable-operated rim brakes of your youth ...