This behind-the-scenes video follows the production of a live-action tribute inspired by the Fast & Furious franchise. The ...

Inside the hobby shop on Airport Hill, the sound of buzzing electric motors fills the air as remote-control cars zip around ...

A motorcycle engineer has set a new world record after becoming the first person to ever drive a remote control car at over 250mph – faster than a McLaren F1 and a Bugatti Veyron. Stephen Wallis, 44, ...

Made with dual manual and wireless parental remote controls, safe seatbelts and working lights, these electric cars for kids ...

British engineer Stephen Wallis has just shattered a speed barrier with his radio-controlled car, called Mach Reaper. His RC car passed 250 mph not once but twice, breaking his own record within a two ...

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An engineer has broken his own world record for driving the world's fastest remote controlled car. Stephen Wallis from Rugby, Warwickshire, set his previous record with a remote-controlled model ...

Stephen Wallis's latest car exceeded speeds of more than 250mph, beating the previous record he set with The Beast An engineer has broken his own world record for driving the world's fastest remote ...

Britney Spears defended her viral car moment on Sunday, telling followers on Instagram she was “arching to the lords” with a photo of herself lying on top of the roof of her car in traffic. “What ...

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… an explosion that tosses a hero end-over-end ... ... a daring escape while covered in flames … … a roundhouse kick from a villain. For 33 years, the ...

Readers hankering to visit a movie theatre this autumn may want to check out a new film based on the exploits of Ken Carter, a Canadian stunt driver who once laid out a plan to jump over the St.