Scott Dixon, who walked away from one of the most amazingly frightening crashes in the history of the Indianapolis 500, drove through the pain caused by a potential left ankle fracture at this weekend’s Detroit Grand Prix doubleheader.
As the summer heats up, so does the racing action at short tracks across the country. RacingJunk.com slid Behind The Wheel with a driver who is currently burning up the charts at Winston-Salem, NC’s famed ¼-mile, Bowman Gray Stadium.
As the warriors of NASCAR took on the Monster Mile of Dover International Speedway this weekend, history was brought to life at an historically known track.
While a dry spell seemed to have set in for both John Force driver Brittany Force as well as two-time Pro Stock world champion Erica Enders lately, a new force seemed to come to life for both in New England.
While we could spend our Memorial Day weekend at any race track in the country, we at RacingJunk decided to give a few props to the hometown heroes of this sport by making a pit stop at one of the most historic short tracks in the country – Bowman Gray Stadium – for the Sportsman 100.
The 101st running of the Indianapolis 500, presented by PennGrade Motor Oil, definitely didn’t disappoint this year.
Memorial Day is an important time to celebrate those who keep this country free, and NASCAR spent the weekend saluting each of these hard working heroes with a return to exciting racing at their home track of Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Motorcycle racing has lost a great one. RIP to MotoGP and WorldSBK champ Nicky Hayden.
In an effort to respond to investors’ growing unease about the U.S. automaker’s stock price and prospects, Ford Motor Company announced today that James Hackett, who heads its unit developing self-driving cars, will be the company’s new chief executive officer going forward.
The warriors of NASCAR returned home this weekend to find out who would be named a motorsports All-Star.
