In other words, it doesn't want Ferrari and Red Bull figuring out its secrets. That proves that when Mercedes describes the Project One as being an F1 car for the street, it's not just marketing hype.

Although Formula 1 cars no longer race at the Nurburgring’s Nordschleife, it seemed like only a matter of time of before AMG’s F1-inspired hypercar, the Project One, showed up to the track for ...

Any chance we get to see the Mercedes-AMG Project ONE is a chance we’ll take and the brand has just released its latest clip. The short, 43-second-long video shows the ONE on track in its now ...

The Mercedes-AMG Project ONE's 1,000 horsepower engine powered Lewis Hamilton to an F1 World Championship in 2015. ... The V6 has an incredible 11,000 RPM red line. Mercedes-Benz ...

The Mercedes-AMG Project One hypercar will be even closer to the Formula 1 car than we'd thought. Read more and see pictures at Car and Driver.

Rumblings about the Mercedes-AMG Project One have been around for a while, but details about thie racer for the road have been hard to find. The Quail, part of the Monterey Car Week, was used to ...

This is the Mercedes-AMG Project One hypercar. AMG’s turbocharged F1 street-car revealed. ... Moers promises there is more space than the tiny narrow cabin of the Aston-Red Bull rival.

The Mercedes-AMG Project One is a new hybrid hypercar. It's powered by a Formula One-based 1,000 horsepower drive unit. Mercedes-AMG will build 275 cars at $2.72 million per car.

Red Bull and Aston Martin have the Valkyrie, McLaren is building the BP23, and then there's the Mercedes-AMG Project ONE, which made its debut in Frankfurt on Monday evening. Formula 1 has been ...

Mercedes-AMG Project ONE Hypercar Reportedly to Cost $2.5 Million. ... "The red line is over 11,000 rpm." And that "Our F1 engine is far more durable than many people expect, ...

Mercedes-AMG's hypercar, known as Project One, will be at the Frankfurt auto show this fall. Read more about the F1–engined megacar at Car and Driver.

Formula One-inspired supercars are becoming a trend. Aston Martin is working with Red Bull Racing to develop its Valkyrie, and Mercedes-AMG is leaning on the expertise of its in-house F1 team to ...