TechStuff Races with McLaren

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Bruce McLaren was a New Zealand-born race car driver, designer, and, ultimately, inventor. But how did he get his start? Join Scott and Ben as they delve into the history of Bruce McLaren and his iconic car company in this podcast.

How did a company that started out making coffee mills and bicycles become one of the most important names in modern racing? Tune in to learn more.

Every year, car companies pour millions of dollars into racing technology. This isn't just for entertainment -- check out this HowStuffWorks podcast to learn how innovations in racing technology have influenced the technology in everyday cars.

Imagine all the breakneck excitement of racing with one crucial difference -- the engines are all electric. That's the idea behind Formula E, and next year we'll see the race in action. But how will it work? Tune in to learn more.