F1 banned traction control in 2008, but it's common in other race series. Road-car traction and stability control systems use a combination of engine mapping and ABS to, er, control traction.

Traction control is a staple in nearly every modern vehicle, but its system is simpler than you might think.

What Is Traction Control On A Car? Traction control is a system designed to prevent both the loss of traction and to help regain traction when a wheel ‘slips’. Slip occurs when one wheel's ...

What Are Traction Control And ESC? Practically every modern car model is equipped with ESC (Electronic Stability Control). ESC works so quickly that you may not even feel the need to correct your ...

It’s hard to imagine the M3 going much quicker, but disabling DSC opens up new possibilities in the form of a 10-stage traction-control system that won’t correct the car sliding sideways ...

A tech article on traction control with pull bars and lift bars. Find all the details inside Circle Track Magazine.

What’s the point of having a traction control button that doesn’t do what it says? And why have some automakers resorted to making it so hard to turn off?

Off-road traction assist is a feature that enhances a vehicle's traction and stability when driving on uneven or slippery surfaces. The system is designed to detect when a wheel loses traction and ...

Back in 1994, the FIA banned the use of traction control systems on Formula One cars in an effort to put more emphasis on driver skill rather than technological prowess. By 2001, there was ...