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  1. Price has long been keen on sampling a Supercar, having first looked to a land a test through his Red Bull connections shortly after winning his first Dakar title. He's also spent the past few years adding to his four-wheel experience through stints in Stadium Super Trucks, SuperUtes and running his Trophy Truck in the Finke Desert Race. A move into the cars category at Dakar is on the ...Keep reading View the full article
  2. Check Out These Stories! A 1,000-hp Mustang, Cool Performance Parts, Tools, and Efficiency Highlight This Social Distance Shop Shelter Top-10 Tools for Your Toolbox There’s a Willys Pickup, Jeep CJ-6, and Dana 60 Axle in This Social Distance Shop Shelter While it appears many state governments are now starting to relax some of their shelter-at-home View the full article
  3. On This Week’s Show: Nikola In Episode 118, Nikola’s founder and CEO Trevor Milton offered to open up the company’s new headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona, to The Truck Show Podcast for an exclusive visit. Follow along as we tour the new facility, dive deeper into the Nikola story, and walk through upcoming new products including View the full article
  4. Brad Keselowski has a chance to win a second consecutive Cup race at Charlotte Motor Speedway when NASCAR races again Wednesday night View the full article
  5. Lee A. Sturtevant built a 1960s Dodge Power Wagon Town Wagon with 400 cubic inches of Hemi power under the hood and watched as other sports car enthusiasts disappeared behind him. Power Wagon Town Wagon From the 1960s We took a trip though the Four Wheeler archives to July of 1966 where Lee A. Sturtevant View the full article
  6. Kyle Busch says he supports wearing a mask in public so “we all can take care of our neighbor” amid the coronavirus pandemic View the full article
  7. The bounty, a combination of $50,000 put forward from Cup Series driver Kevin Harvick and another $50,000 from Gander RV and Outdoors CEO Marcus Lemonis, was created prior to the Truck Series race originally scheduled for Atlanta in mid-March. Harvick challenged any full-time Cup driver to defeat Busch in one of his four remaining Truck races this year. Busch has won the last seven Truck races ...Keep reading View the full article
  8. Read More on This Toyota Highlander Project! Day 1 Day 2 We finally made it. After weeks of planning and three days of hard work, we’re bringing you the final chapter and big reveal of our quarantine experiment. Could we take this bone-stock, low-mileage 2001 Toyota Highlander 3.0L V-6 4WD and quickly and cheaply build View the full article
  9. Claiming the lead on the final lap, Kyle Busch passed Daniel Hemric to claim victory at the Xfinity Cup Series’ Alsco 300 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. It was Busch’s 97th career Xfinity win (most all time), which he talked through on the track moments after the race ended. View the full article
  10. Kyle Busch passed Austin Cindric on the final lap in overtime to win his 97th career Xfinity Series race on Monday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway View the full article
  11. Busch overcame a pit road speeding penalty to lead the way as the race went into overtime only to see Austin Cindric get around him on the restart. On the final lap, Busch made one final charge to reclaim the lead from Cindric and held off Daniel Hemric to take the victory in the Alsco 300. The win is Busch’s first in the series in the 2020 season, 97th of his career and ninth ...Keep reading View the full article
  12. Late in Monday night's NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Timmy Hill blew up, which left oil on the track and forced leaders Chase Briscoe and Ross Chastain into the wall. View the full article
  13. Three Joe Gibbs Racing crew members have been suspended for four NASCAR events after two large pieces of ballast came off Denny Hamlin's car at the start of Sunday's Coca-Cola 600 View the full article
  14. For the “loss or separation of added ballast,” Hamlin’s crew chief Chris Gabehart, car chief Brandon Griffeth and engineer Scott Simmons have all been suspended for the next four NASCAR Cup Series points events (through June 10). Joe Gibbs Racing did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Before Sunday’s race at Charlotte Motor Speedway went green, two pieces of ballast ...Keep reading View the full article
  15. Hamlin crew members suspended 4 races over tungsten drop View the full article
  16. Brad Keselowski joins Marcellus Wiley and Jason Whitlock to talk some NASCAR. Hear Brad describe winning the Coca Cola 600 and the current grueling schedule NASCAR drivers are going through. View the full article
  17. Aided by a late-race caution, Keselowski ground out a victory in Sunday night’s rain-delayed Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, holding off Jimmie Johnson to capture his first win of the season and 31st of his career. Hours later, Johnson’s No. 48 Chevrolet failed post-race inspection and Chase Elliott ended up awarded with the runner-up finish. Read Also: Brad Keselowski ...Keep reading View the full article
  18. Keselowski gets win but Hendrick Motorsports takes 2 losses View the full article
  19. Full highlights from Sunday night's Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR Cup Series race at Charlotte Motor Speedway View the full article
  20. Brad Keselowski wins the Coca-Cola 600, taking advantage of a last-lap caution that sent the race into overtime. Brad raced Jimmie Johnson to the finish line to get his 31st career victory. View the full article
  21. We love when you send us photos and info on your 4×4! Here’s a look at Luis Rios’ 2002 Chevy Trailblazer and a Q&A with the owner. Vehicle: 2002 Chevy Trailblazer Owner: Luis Rios, Santa Fe, New Mexico Tires & Wheels 35×13.0R16 Interco Super Swampers 16×8 Pro Comp Series 52s 1 1/2-inch spacers Suspension MarkMC View the full article
  22. Elliott was within touching distance of victory when the yellow flag flew for Hendrick Motorsports teammate William Byron, who blew a tire and spun. That led to an overtime finish, and the crucial decision over whether to pit for fresh tires or not for the two-lap shootout. On fresh rubber at the restart, Elliott surged from 11th to third, and would likely have won the race if there had been ...Keep reading View the full article
  23. Brad Keselowski recovered from the back of the grid in the Charlotte 600-mile NASCAR Cup race to win, while second-placed Jimmie Johnson was disqualified post-race for a technical infringement View the full article
  24. Around 2 a.m. ET Monday, NASCAR announced Johnson’s No. 48 Chevrolet had failed post-race inspection at Charlotte Motor Speedway, which resulted in his disqualification from the event. As a result, Johnson was dropped from runner-up to last in the 40-car field and he also lost the 11 stage points he earned in the race. He will also have to start last in Wednesday night’s 500k event at the ...Keep reading View the full article
  25. Brad Keselowski wins the Coca-Cola 600, taking advantage of a last-lap caution that sent the race into overtime. Brad raced Jimmie Johnson to the finish line to get his 31st career victory. View the full article

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