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Doug Peterson led the 50-car field as the Trans Am Series took to the road course at Daytona International Speedway for practice to kick off Round 11 of the 2014 Trans Am Championship, the 2014 Season Finale.
It’s been a fun season for those of us following the Ultimate Streetcar Challenge as it moved from track to track across the country.
America may be a democracy, but on July 4, 1984, we proved that even the President of the United States is second to The King as NASCAR royalty, Richard Petty, geared up for a shot at his 200th career victory at the Firecracker 400.
The final event of the USCA’s regular season is finished and now the top performers from OPTIMA’s Search for the Ultimate Street Car prepare for the final showdown in Las Vegas.
In 1959 the New York Times dubbed Frank Dominianni, “One of the top three drivers whose spectacular performances made the B production class one of the most interesting of the road race season.”
Team Falken looks ahead to the 10-hour Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta.
Justin Marks, of Lawson Marks racing, is having an exciting year with a new dirt track team, a successful karting complex, and a few races here and there. Just to keep his hand in.
As 63 entries arrived to the fourth annual 24 Hours of LeMons: Pacific Northworst, they were welcomed by the all too common imminent rainy weekend.
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The 1974 John Greenwood Corvette GT was once known as the “world’s fastest Corvette.”
24 Hours of LeMons organizer, Nick Pon, sits down with The Burnout to talk wild rides, crazy costumes, and the ultimate madcap endurance race experience.
