As SEMA goes digital this year, Thomas Mabson reflects on the future of the automobile: What could our streets, highways, and race tracks look like in 15-20 years? Will it be man or a litany of sensors and programming piloting our vehicles?
Welcome to Day 2 of No Shows No Problem. Today brings us two exciting roundtables: Women in Motorsports, and The Future (and Present) of the car show, along with the Virtual Car Shows, Product Showcase, Builder’s Showcase and more.
Join Mark Menadier, Manager of Business Development for RacingJunk.com, as he moderates a discussion with Jeanette DesJardins, Car Chix & Crank it Media; Nolan Browning, Brand Manager, MOTUL; Jim McConnell, Sales Manager, inTech Trailers; and Tim King, Marketing Manager, Baer Brakes about the benefits of giving away your stuff, and how it can ultimately help you build audience, make money, and connect with community.
“What is the future of the auto industry? Where is it going, and what role will racing, enthusiast spaces and performance play?” This question looks large, cumulating in a panel of experts dishing about the Mach-E, self-driving cars, the “new” enthusiast, and a retro-futuristic vision.
Chemical Guys has teamed up with RacingJunk.com and the Internet Brands Auto Communities sites to celebrate enthusiasts as part of the No Shows No Problem virtual car shows.
The “No Shows No Problem” Virtual Car Show is officially open. RacingJunk has teamed up with Chemical Guys for some fantastic prizes, so it’s not to late to submit your vehicle.
The Builder Showcase is a chance to ogle cool, custom builds (and acknowledge the talented builders). These vehicles are literally designed to bring a single vision to life. From a sweet, sleek 1955 Chevy to a powerful gull-wing Corvette to a completely custom ’41 Willys body that is NOTHING like a Willys inside, this showcase runs the gamut.