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  1. The WRC will usher in a new era next year as the championship launches its Rally1 ruleset that will produce all-new faster cars featuring a plug-in 100kW hybrid system and a much tougher safety cell to protect the driver and co-driver. Hyundai, Toyota and Ford, through M-Sport, have reaffirmed their commitment to the series' new regulations but it is hoped more manufacturers will be enticed to ...Keep reading View the full article
  2. Keselowski used a three-wide move in the final 10-lap segment of Sunday night’s All-Star Race to grab the lead, only to see Hendrick driver Kyle Larson use his own risky maneuver to move out front with seven laps to go. Larson managed to hold off Keselowski the rest of the way to win at Texas Motor Speedway, his second career All-Star Race win. Hendrick drivers have amassed eight wins ...Keep reading View the full article
  3. Kyle Larson, who has already won four times this season in the Cup Series, grabbed the lead from Brad Keselowski seven laps remaining in the final 10-lap segment and held on to win the annual All-Star Race and its $1 million first prize. It’s Larson’s second All-Star victory. His first came in 2019 when he was with Chip Ganassi Racing. Chase Elliott finished third, Joey Logano ...Keep reading View the full article
  4. Full highlights from Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Race at Texas Motor Speedway. View the full article
  5. The two-time Dakar champion took his unique Mitsubishi Trophy Truck to a thrilling victory at the there-and-back race to seal a first Finke crown on four wheels. The Red Bull-backed entry looked like a sure thing for much of the event, Price and navigator Mark Dutton comfortably topping the prologue on Saturday before setting a record-breaking pace out to Aputula on Sunday. Their time of ...Keep reading View the full article
  6. Kyle Larson secured the one million dollar prize for his second All-Star Race victory after an impressive run at Texas Motor Speedway. View the full article
  7. Chastain, Reddick and Almirola won the first three rounds, respectively, of the All-Star Open to advance to the field for the main event. Joining them is Matt DiBenedetto, who won the fan vote among the drivers not otherwise eligible. “It means a lot to get the votes from the fans,” DiBenedetto said. “Thank you so much.” In the third stage, Almirola started on the pole and led all ...Keep reading View the full article
  8. Full highlights from Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series All-Star Open at Texas Motor Speedway. View the full article
  9. Bubba Wallace brought out the first caution of the day after he spun out coming out of turn two at Texas Motor Speedway. View the full article
  10. The son of 2003 WRC champion Petter Solberg will make his second appearance in a Hyundai WRC car in the championship at the iconic Kenya event (24-27 June), which returns to the championship after a 19-year hiatus. Solberg was set to contest Rally Sardinia earlier this month before having to withdraw from the event after his father contracted COVID-19. As a result, the 19-year-old was forced to ...Keep reading View the full article
  11. Kyle Busch Motorsports closes out the day with two wins after Kyle Busch holds on for the Xfinity victory in overtime at Texas Motor Speedway. This comes after John Hunter Nemechek won the NASCAR Trucks series race earlier in the day. View the full article
  12. Busch led the way at the start of a two-lap overtime and got a big push from Austin Cindric which helped him pull away and he held off Justin Allgaier for the win at Texas Motor Speedway, his 10th victory at the track. Busch is now two-for-two in the Xfinity Series this season and will try to make it three wins in three starts next weekend at Nashville Superspeedway. Busch has said ...Keep reading View the full article
  13. Chastain, a regular in the Cup Series was driving Niece Motorsports’ No. 45 Chevrolet in the race. He contended for the win and finished third but his truck failed post-race inspection. NASCAR said his truck violated a rule which provided, “The throttle body must be used as supplied by the NT1 engine supplier without modification.” The team is allowed to appeal but not immediately ...Keep reading View the full article
  14. Elliott, making his first start in the series of the year, led the way before a final round of green-flag pit stops. However, Nemechek’s No. 4 Toyota was faster than Elliott’s and his team had him wait several more laps than Elliott before making his final stop. When Nemechek finally completed his stop, he re-emerged the leader with nearly a 2-second lead over Elliott. Elliott could never ...Keep reading View the full article
  15. The RaceHub crew discuss what challenges drivers will face this weekend at Texas Motor Speedway and if the All-Star race should continue to move around. View the full article
  16. Ford has done a pretty decent job riding the marketing machine that is the F-150 Raptor. It’s got big tires, wide fenders, flashy paint, and a whole lot of what makes truck people get all giddy. Shortly after the truck launched for the 2010 model year, Ford fitted the Raptor with a burly 411-hp 6.2L View the full article
  17. Figuring out exactly what that shiny new Jeep on the corner lot costs is fairly easy. If it’s sitting on a dealer’s lot, there’s going to be a Monroney label window sticker that clearly shows the options list and total asking price. To take the concept one step further, most dealers these days will list View the full article
  18. JGR announced on Friday that Nemechek would drive its No. 54 Toyota later this fall, beginning with the Sept. 17 race at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway. Nemechek, 24, will also run the Oct. 16 race at Texas and the Nov. 6 event at Phoenix Raceway on Nov. 6. “I am very excited about this opportunity,” said Nemechek. “Just like I’ve said all year on the trucks side, I’m here to win ...Keep reading View the full article
  19. On This Week’s Podcast: Four Wheeler’s Overland Adventure 2022 Toyota Tacoma Burger Wars Come along on Four Wheeler’s Overland Adventure where you will hear from participants about their unique vehicles, podcast listeners, and some great companies who attended this 400-mile trip through the backcountry. Toyota upgrades the Tacoma lineup for 2022, and we attempt to View the full article
  20. On This Week’s Podcast: The Galeisode #3, Part 2: Continued (Here’s Part 1) Listener Gift “Know Your Note” The second part of our third Gale Banks sit down is sure to delight and entertain you. The guys also enjoy a listener gift and attempt to “Know Your Note.” The Truck Show Podcast Presented by Nissan View the full article
  21. Dillon’s victory last July at Texas allowed him to qualify for the 2020 Cup Series playoffs, where he ended up finishing a career-best tying 11th in the series standings. If he can repeat that performance in Sunday night’s NASCAR All-Star Race – albeit with a much different format – Dillon and his No. 3 Richard Childress Racing team can add a $1 million check to his Texas ...Keep reading View the full article
  22. I’m trying to convey most of this with some levity, so please try to read it that way when I ask, is there any hope for humankind, or has technology rendered us movable bags of gelatin unable to prioritize common sense over flawed convention and expected outcomes? “What the hell is Hazel talking about now?” View the full article
  23. The WRC will usher in new Rally1 regulations next year which will see all-new faster cars constructed with a plug-in 100kW hybrid system and a much tougher safety cell to protect the driver and co-driver. Introducing hybrid to the WRC has been a key part in ensuring Toyota, Hyundai and Ford, through M-Sport, remain in the series for the next three years. All three teams have been testing their ...Keep reading View the full article
  24. A Bronco Too I’m in the process of a refresh of a former build of a 1984 Ford Bronco II. My parents bought it new in 1984. I drove it in high school, which is when I built it the first time over 20 years ago. I’m updating to more modern trends, including wheels and View the full article
  25. Girlfriends and wives of NASCAR drivers take to the iRacing simulator for the Better Half Dash at virtual Texas Motor Speedway. View the full article

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