Stringing together respectable results year after year isn’t easy. When success doesn’t come, it’s customary for drivers to change personnel, thinking that’s the answer. Sometimes it works; other times it doesn’t.
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Kyle Busch took on Bristol Motor Speedway over the weekend, and the No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota had to pull out all the stops to take home the W from the dirt.
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No Prep events can be treacherous. Mississippi racer Kerry Stribling found that out while racing at the Hardingsburg, Kentucky 1/8-mile when he lost control of his supercharged big-tire Dodge Daytona on a single run.
The Holley NMRA Ford Nationals is excited to announce the return of the All-Female True Street category to the upcoming Ohio event.
The Throwdown in T-Town at Osage Casino Hotel Tulsa Raceway Park has always been an event that has something for everyone, from nationally touring Pro Mods and Funny Cars to nostalgia Gassers, local sportsman racing, and much more.
Rennsport Reunion, the celebration of Porsche cars past, present, future race-engineered, is scheduled to return in 2023 after an absence brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic that pretty much shut down the world and didn’t allow its every-four-years deployment.
Holley is bringing the LS Celebration to the third coast, so pull on your boots, swap your cowboy hat for a helmet and join LS Fest in Texas this June.
In a time when racetracks throughout the country are being sold off to the highest bidder, some seriously well-known celebrities from inside and outside the world of motorsports are doing their part to keep yet another part of the racing world from disappearing.
In Part 2 of Wayne Scraba’s series, we look at the next level of mocking up a project build and getting ready to tackle the hard stuff.
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It takes a dedicated sort of person to take a rusty Falcon and turn it into a hardcore, caged, LS3-powered road racer in a just 16 months.
