Former Formula One 2007 champion Kimi Raikkonen, the monosyllabic Finnish racer whose talents behind the wheel have never been debated, had a less-than-satisfactory debut in NASCAR’s Cup Series competition this past weekend.
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Do you think it can do a 13-second quarter?
Michael Andretti is taking the large view of his future. And his company’s future.
Pat Ganahl was a fixture in the race and hot rod community, as a journalist, editor and hands-on enthusiast. His passing is being mourned all over the country.
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A great weekend over 8900 street rods, customs, muscle cars and street machines made the trip to the Kentucky Expo Center for the National Street Rod Association® presents its 53rd Annual Street Rod Nationals.
The man, the myth, the legendary Chip Foose will be bringing his artistic eye to the 2022 SEMA Show as the official artist of this year’s trade show
Next week’s NASCAR Cup Series race on the Watkins Glen International Road Course will feature former Formula One champion Kimi Raikkonen’s first foray into Trackhouse Racing’s PROJECT91 program announced in May by team founder and owner Justin Marks.
Bubba Wallace wasn’t happy with his second-place NASCAR Cup Series finish to winner Kevin Harvick last weekend at Michigan.
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August in Louisville, Kentucky means two things. For the last two weeks of the month, the Kentucky Exposition Center comes to life with the sights, sounds and smells of the Kentucky State Fair, the big send-off to summer for the Bluegrass State.
Sports car racing worldwide is in a state of flux. For IMSA, the International Motor Sports Association, 2023 will be the dawn of a new era, one in which worldwide competition is normal, not extraordinary.
