Peugeot's wingless wonder, the 9x8, is finally race-ready. The Peugeot Sport team announced Friday that the 9x8 will make its race debut in July at the World Endurance Championship's Monza 6-hour ...

As announced in 2020, Peugeot is returning to endurance racing after an 11-year hiatus. And the French company finally unveiled its prototype of choice for the Le Mans Hypercar (LMH) class. It's ...

Peugeot's new 9X8 Le Mans Hypercar is encountering some early struggles, but this is not uncharted territory for the French automaker. This marks the third time Peugeot has returned to top-tier ...

Peugeot is now inclined to update its existing 9X8 challenger instead of pursuing an all-new Le Mans Hypercar for the World Endurance Championship. The apparent shift in Peugeot’s stance follows the ...

Peugeot's eye-popping 9X8 hypercar is finally set to roll. It'll join the FIA World Endurance Championship for the season's fourth race at Monza in a couple of weeks, bringing a truly outrageous look ...

The unconventional Peugeot 9X8 Le Mans hypercar is set to receive a major redesign for the 2024 season which is expected to see it adopt a traditional rear wing, something that the car currently lacks ...

On Friday, Peugeot revealed the final homologated version of the 9X8 prototype that it plans to race starting in July of this year. Months of testing and tweaking led to a product that looked slightly ...

The FIA’s new Le Mans Hypercar (LMH) class has been spawning some awesome super cars, with Toyota and Glickenhaus campaigning their entries this year. Things will heat up even more next year as other ...

French automaker Peugeot recently debuted its newest 9X8 hyper racing car, the brand's latest contender in the FIA World Endurance Championship's Le Mans Hypercar series for the 2022 season. The 9X8 ...

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With the introduction of the new Hypercar class, Peugeot will try to do something unheard of in more than 50 years—win the 24 Hours of Le Mans without a rear wing. The French automaker raised a few ...