Crashes and Cautions Mark 2019 NASCAR Daytona Season Openers
When all the smoke cleared after the opening weekend of NASCAR’s 2019 season at Daytona International Speedway, there were two first time winners.
February 2019
The Rocket Races to a Weekend Sweep at DIRTcar Nationals
After a hard charging four days at a track that is sure to be one of his favorites, Brandon Sheppard and his Rocket1 Racing team made history by pulling off what many are calling “the unthinkable.”
Tasca Racing New Ford Mustang Body
It’s hard to believe that 2018’s championship winning Funny Car Toyota Camry is the oldest body style in use in NHRA’s Mello Yello Drag Racing Series.
NASCAR Fans Mourn the Passing of Another Legend
NASCAR and other motorsports fans continue to mourn today after some shocking news over the weekend: The first and only officially licensed and legendary artist of NASCAR has passed away.
Today’s Cool Car Find is this 1966 Chevrolet Impala for $21,800
Today’s Muscle Car Monday Cool Car Find is this ’66 Impala, a fresh build by East Coast Customs!
eCOPO Camaro Takes on Pomona
Legendary drag racer Don Garlits has been working on an electric dragster for some years, looking to take that car to 200mph. Now General Motors’ Chevrolet division is getting into the electric act with its eCOPO Camaro.
Scherer Repeats King of the Hammers Victory in 2019
King of the Hammers: If you’ve never heard of it, where the hell have you been?
New Hoonitruck Possible Thanks to 3D Printed Part
Ken Block, star of the Gymkhana YouTube videos, went to Ford’s engineers for a custom part for his latest build and they sent him history’s largest 3D metal-printed part in use on a working vehicle ever.
SpeedKore Debuts Two Supercars at 2019 Grand National Roadster Show
For the Grand National Roadster Show held during the last week of January, SpeedKore fabricated two classic muscle cars from the ’70s using their pre-preg carbon fiber process – a 1970 Dodge Charger and a ’70 Mustang Boss 302.
NTT IndyCar Series Preps for 2019 Season Opener
Within the past week, the newly renamed NTT IndyCar Series held a couple of tests in preparation for the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg season opener, scheduled for March 8-10.