Homologation explained for the FIA WEC championship! By definition homologation means granting approval by an official authority. In motor sport it practically means checking the car’s specification and its compliance with Technical Regulations of a given class. Here, based on the latest LMH car from @peugeotsportofficial for the FIA World Endurance Championship, are key stages of this all-important process that is key to keep the cost of competition down. | FIA

BMW M1000RR 2025: tre cose 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 e una cosa 👎🏻 della nuova homologation special di Monaco, dopo il test al Cremona Circuit dei nostri @aigorberzi e @mattimars_24. 👍🏻 Esteticamente è identica alla moto di Toprak. La versione M Competition, nera cattivissima e piena di carbonio fino all'ultima aletta, è praticamente indistinguibile dalla moto protagonista del Mondiale SBK. E volete mettere il gusto di presentarvi al bar del passo con la race replica più appariscente ed eccessiva degli u

BMW built the M3 GTR road car in 2001 as a homologation special to race its E46-based GT in the American Le Mans Series (ALMS), where the inline‑6 was proving uncompetitive against rivals like the Porsche 911 GT3‑R. Regulations required a minimum of 10 road‑legal examples sold on at least two continents within 12 months. BMW claimed to meet this by building 10 units. One of them is now displayed at the @petersenmuseum, courtesy of the @bmwusa Classic | BMWBLOG

Homologation cars represent a fascinating chapter in the automotive world. A side effect of motorsport regulations, they’re the rebellious offspring of racing ambitions and road-going necessity, where manufacturers blurred the lines between road and track. And thank goodness they did! Because it has gifted us some of the greatest cars ever made - like this, the Ford Sierra RS500 Cosworth. Our full video on this car is live on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/uVMdWTyUr2Y The car featured is