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'Attention to detail wins races,' says Michael Tummond, engine engineering manager for NASCAR giant Hendrick Motorsports. Tummond should know, as Hendrick's trophy case celebrates hundreds of wins, and the multi-building [...]

Passing Rick Hendrick on the annual BNC 125 is proving as challenging as keeping up with Jimmie Johnson, Jeff Cordon or other famous Hendrick Motorsports drivers on the NASCAR tracks. [...]

The article offers step-by-step instructions for building a 4 millimeter (mm) scale stock car circuit.

The article "Travel, Taste & Tour" highlights various hidden gems and small town treasures across America, including locations such as Groton, MA, Sterling, MA, Hudson, MA, Natick, MA, Sturbridge, MA, Worcester, MA, Sullivan Catskills, NY, Terre Haute, IN, Hastings, MN, Red Wing, MN, Geary County, KS, Dodge City, KS, Dawsonville, GA, Rome, GA, Pullman, WA, Russellville, AR, Johnstown, PA, Altoona, PA, Rolla, MO, St. Joseph, MO, Butte, MT, Carbon County, WY, Santa Fe County, NM, Farmington, NM, Post Falls, ID, Grant County, OR. Each location offers unique experiences, from outdoor adventures to cultural attractions, making them ideal destinations for travelers seeking diverse and enriching experiences. The article emphasizes the natural beauty, historical significance, and local charm of these lesser-known destinations, inviting readers to explore and discover the hidden treasures of America. [Extracted from the article]

The article explores the evolution of NASCAR Cup cars, focusing on the introduction of the Next Gen car, specifically Ford's Mustang Dark Horse. It delves into the history of NASCAR, highlighting the transition from stock cars to purpose-built racing cars over the years. The Next Gen car represents a significant shift in the sport, with changes aimed at enhancing competition, safety, and aligning with modern marketing trends. The article also features insights from key figures in the industry, such as Ford's NASCAR performance leader and Cup Series champion Joey Logano, discussing the engineering challenges and racing dynamics of the new generation of Cup cars. [Extracted from the article]

FEATURE CAR No. 4 Rides Again FROM STO CK CAR TO STREET BEAST [I.Story and Photos by Craig Stare] REMINISCING back to the mid to late sixties, one of the [...]

Stratasys has reported an expanded long-term technical partnership with NASCAR, making Stratasys the official 3D printing partner of NASCAR. The company said that NASCAR will now exclusively use Stratasys 3D [...]

Speeding around a track brought Bobby Allison both brilliant accomplishments and personal tragedy. The Hall of Famer won 85 races—ranking fourth highest of all time in NASCAR—including three Daytona 500s, [...]

The article focuses on the contributions of African American drivers in NASCAR (National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing), highlighting their struggles and achievements. Topics include Wendell Scott's pioneering role as the first Black driver to win a NASCAR race, the influence of the Drive for Diversity program, and the trailblazing efforts of female drivers like Tia Norfleet and Brehanna Daniels.

This article from Octane magazine explores the history and significance of the 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona, a high-winged, shark-nosed car that dominated NASCAR's superspeedway races. The author tells the story of Joe Machado, who purchased a Daytona in 1970 and passed it down to his son, Sean Machado. The article discusses the design and performance of the Daytona, as well as its limited production and eventual discontinuation. Sean Machado now owns the car and continues to drive and appreciate its unique qualities. [Extracted from the article]

FEATURES / STOCK BUILT FOR A WINNER DODGE GAVE NASCAR LEGEND BOBBY ISAAC THIS 1970 CHALLENGER R/T AS A REWARD FOR RACING VICTORY LATE IN 1969 WORDS AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY [...]

FEATURES MOTORING NEWS NASCAR Great Bobby Allison: 1937-2024 Bobby Allison, an 85-time NASCAR race winner, undeniable fan favorite, and one of the most celebrated stock car drivers of all time, [...]

COLUMNISTS / OPINION MATTERS OF MOMENT POSTCARD FROM America JOHN OREOVICZ on NASCAR’s love of a ‘walk-off’ moment, the tech giving hope to disabled racers and predictions for Cadillac in [...]

The Pontiac Tempest, produced by General Motors in the 1960s, was a unique and innovative car that showcased the company's post-war period of experimental engineering. It featured a 3.2-liter slant-four engine at the front, a transaxle at the rear, and a curved torsion bar 'rope drive' connecting the two. The Tempest was part of Pontiac's renaissance, which saw the brand become known for its youthful, exciting, and fast-moving cars. While the Tempest had limited styling input, it had a sharp and modern body design that set it apart from its competitors. The car sold in decent numbers and evolved over the years, but ultimately, its unconventional engineering features became design dead-ends. Nevertheless, the Pontiac Tempest remains an audacious and enjoyable piece of alternative engineering. [Extracted from the article]

This article provides a comprehensive list of recommended beach destinations in the UK. It covers 25 coastal locations, including Worthing, Rye, Holkham, Southwold, and Whitstable. The article offers information on attractions, dining options, and accommodations in each destination, as well as mentioning dog-friendly beaches and providing recommendations for activities and sights to see. Some notable destinations mentioned include Tagg's Caravan Park, Bamburgh, St Andrews, Largs, Morecambe Bay, Bangor, Trearddur, and Tenby. The document also highlights Rhossili Bay Beach, St Agnes, Bude, Woolacombe, Sennen Cove, The Lizard, Salcombe, and Weymouth as must-visit beach destinations, each with its own unique attractions and activities. [Extracted from the article]

Back in the early 2000s, Frankie Muniz was a successful child star. You probably remember him because of his lead role in one of the (https://www.cinemablend.com/television/100-best-tv-sitcoms-of-all-time-ranked) best sitcoms of all [...]

When Phoenix Raceway hosts the NASCAR Cup Series Championship next month, Carvana and its home state of Arizona will be front-and-center for driver Jimmie Johnson’s No. 84 Toyota. The online [...]

FEATURED VEHICLES / FEATURE VEHICLE RUBBIN’S RACIN’ LOSI NASCAR RC RACE CAR BRINGS HIGH-SPEED THRILLS TO RC ENTHUSIASTS Text by Jerry Tsai Images courtesy of Losi Losi, a leader in [...]

Words Preston Lerner Photography Evan Klein Nature or nurture? Philosophers, behavioural scientists and bewildered parents have been arguing over that one for centuries. Sean Machado blames both for his devotion [...]

PPG reported that it has extended its partnerships with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS), INDYCAR and Team Penske through 2029. The company said the agreement also makes PPG the entitlement [...]

IN THIS ISSUE / TONY STEWART THE MOTOR SPORT INTERVIEW Tony Stewart ‘Smoke’, one of America’s most-decorated drivers, on swapping seats with Lewis Hamilton, shunning the media spotlight and tackling [...]

Scott Sullivan, a car builder based in Dayton, Ohio, is known for his skill and talent in fabricating cars. Despite not receiving the same level of fame as TV show car builders, Sullivan has been building cars for the past 40 years. While he is associated with the Pro Street style, Sullivan does not limit himself to one particular style and incorporates various elements into his builds. He prioritizes creating cars that are enjoyable to drive and aims for a balance between a race car aesthetic and a comfortable driving experience. Currently, Sullivan is working on a 1957 Ford Custom 300, with the goal of creating a comfortable daily driver that captures the styling cues of the 1960s. At 68 years old, Sullivan continues to build cars and has several new projects in progress. [Extracted from the article]

NASCAR and Straight Talk Wireless reported an official multi-year partnership that makes Straight Talk Wireless an Official Wireless Partner of NASCAR. With this, the companies said, Straight Talk Wireless also [...]

Byline: Autocar Pro News Desk The track-tested, electrified ABB NASCAR EV Prototype stock car has three STARD UHP 6-Phase motors supplying power directly to all four specially designed Goodyear Racing [...]

INTERNET BUSINESS NEWS-(C)1995-2024 M2 COMMUNICATIONS US-based auto racing sanctioning and operating company NASCAR and Straight Talk Wireless have agreed an official multi-year partnership that makes Straight Talk Wireless an Official [...]

Carvana’s new initiative to support automotive education has some fast company. In conjunction with this weekend’s Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the online used-car retailer has joined with seven-time [...]

ABB in the United States and NASCAR announced the ABB NASCAR Electrification Innovation Partnership and revealed a new EV prototype at the 2024 NASCAR Chicago Street Race. This partnership brings [...]

FEATURES Richard Petty’s ‘Petty Blue’ A look back to the famous ‘Petty Blue’ race cars, how the famous colour was ‘accidently’ created and highlights from the glory days of Richard [...]

Stock car racing has grown to become one of the largest spectator sports in America, a fandom that is expanding across the globe. Every year, NASCAR (National Association for Stock [...]

Washington, D.C. -- The Recycled Materials Association (ReMA) announced today that it is partnering with SciAps, Inc. and Viking Motorsports to provide a fully wrapped ReMA branded car in the [...]

5 NASCAR Hall of Famer Rusty Wallace delivers a message about leadership, training and teamwork as the keynote speaker of the Southeastern Convention & International Propane Expo. 'I hope to [...]

RETRO / #60 NASCAR RACING Mike Channell REMEMBERING RETRO GAMING THE CLASSICS PC/PLAYSTATION, 1994 The mid Nineties saw two very different takes on NASCAR games. On the one hand, you [...]