Auto Racing

Cora Schumacher has shared disappointment in how her ex-husband, former auto racer Ralf Schumacher, came out as gay.

Former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher posted a new photo alongside his boyfriend Etienne after a flood of positive responses to their news.

Ralf Schumacher is only the second male Formula 1 driver known to come out publicly, doing so with his boyfriend, Etienne.

Michael Handras has been hooked by racing dragsters since he was a kid. As an out man in the sport, his Pride Month win was his most meaningful.

The seven-time F1 world champion has found form for Mercedes this weekend having struggled for most of the season.

The British trans endurance ace and Canadian teammate Jason Keats open the weekend with a boost to their season title hopes.

Charlie Martin's long-held dream has been to compete in the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans. This season, she'll race on the circuit.

Mercedes driver is again displaying Pride flag colors in a country with anti-gay laws and says it’s important for Formula 1 to “take the opportunity” to discuss diversity.

The seven-time F1 champ says the laws are “not good at all.”

This racing partnership between the gay racer and LGBTQ advocacy group designed to make a statement.

The FIA enacts a new bylaw that would punish allies like Hamilton for supporting LGBTQ rights on the race track.

Despite a first-race podium, setbacks left Martin and Jason Gagne-Keats short of a class championship.

Herrin, who started his pro racing career 10 years ago, will compete at the NASCAR ARCA Series in Phoenix.

Born into a legendary drag racing family, Travis Shumake is making history in his return to the track.

Griffin Maxwell Brooks wanted to “yassify” NASCAR. Introducing: YASCAR.

NASCAR recently apologized to the LGBTQ community over “recent actions,” but failed to specify what those “recent actions” were.

The trans pioneer ends up third in class in comeback from first-race DNF in her first-ever race weekend in the U.S.

The sponsor’s rainbow logo that debuted last season will be back for IndyCar’s biggest event.

The trans trailblazer will take the green flag in Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America.

Zach Herrin’s first professional race was at Daytona. Ten years later, he returned to the iconic track as his true self.