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  1. It’s like the old saying goes, you can’t win if you don’t play. One guy who has played the Ultimate Adventure Application game over several years is Derek Lasini. In 2018 the selection committee really liked his truck despite our concerns that it might be too clean to get bounced off the tight, tree-cluttered trails View the full article
  2. The day has finally arrived, and we can now talk all about Ram’s amazing new off-road machine, the 2021 Ram 1500 TRX. Equipped with a powerful 702-hp 6.2L V-8 engine, 35-inch tires, gobs of wheel travel, and loads of luxury, this is the truck that we’ve all been waiting for. Order banks open up today, View the full article
  3. The teams have weathered the Covid-19 storm and the sport is looking ahead positively to an electric future from 2022. In the latest #ThinkingForward interview with the sport’s leaders, we talk to Paul Bellamy, Managing Director of IMG Motorsport, the WRX promoter, who argues that while motorsport has to go electric as soon as possible to retain manufacturer involvement, there will remain a ...Keep reading View the full article
  4. The teams have weathered the Covid-19 storm and the sport is looking ahead positively to an electric future from 2022. In the latest #ThinkingForward interview with the sport’s leaders, we talk to Paul Bellamy, Managing Director of IMG Motorsport, the WRX promoter, who argues that while motorsport has to go electric as soon as possible to retain manufacturer involvement, there will remain a ...Keep reading View the full article
  5. Chase Elliott joined Jamie Little and NASCAR RaceHub to talk about his big win yesterday at the debut of the Daytona road course. View the full article
  6. Go ahead, you can admit it. Everybody has heard of Quigley Motor Company, Inc. Go to Alaska, the Northeast, Southeast, any overlanding show—anywhere, really —and you’ll see hordes of high-quality custom Quigley 4×4 custom conversion vans all over the place. Heck, we’ve even seen them in Hawaii, and we’ve watched videos of them exploring the View the full article
  7. Last time, we showed you how we built and heavy tack-welded some shock hoops in place on the 2020 Ultimate Adventure Long Range Jeep’s frame. After some modification on our first settings with these hoops and some more heavy tack-welds, we now have the LeDuc Series shocks from Skyjacker Suspension (albeit in disassembled form) in View the full article
  8. Every year, we accept applications for a small pool of very lucky 4-Wheel & Off-Road fans to be a part of the world’s most recognized hardcore off-road event. We get the question, “How do I apply for UA” all the time, so we guess it’s not as clear as we figure it to be. Here’s View the full article
  9. On This Week’s Show: C10 Talk’s Ronnie Wetch What happens in the firehouse… Renaming Lighting’s truck Our good buddy Ronnie Wetch from C10 Talk returns to the show to offer up pearls of wisdom for Lightning’s C-20 build, while also giving the guys an inside scoop about firefighting and the trucks behind them. Holman and View the full article
  10. At least that’s the take from the positive reviews the race received from NASCAR officials and several of the participating drivers. The only real hiccup Sunday was a 32-minute delay for lightning in the area. Chase Elliott ended up holding off Denny Hamlin for his third consecutive road course victory and second Cup Series win of the 2020 season. This weekend’s ARCA, Truck Xfinity and ...Keep reading View the full article
  11. Since 2010, there has been a swear jar of sorts in the office. Every time someone either uttered the phrase “Raptor Killer” or tried to shove it into a story, another dollar was headed for the jar. Dollar after dollar, the office pot was filled, with a moratorium on the usage of the phrase until View the full article
  12. The Swede will race as one of two teams’ points-scoring entries for the KYB Team JC squad, which runs Audi S1s built and developed by Ekstrom’s EKS team. He will replace Latvian driver Janis Baumanis, who has run into budget problems. Having announced his retirement from World RX minutes after the 2018 season-finale in South Africa, 2016 champion Ekstrom made a return to the series at ...Keep reading View the full article
  13. The Swede will race as one of two teams’ points-scoring entries for the KYB Team JC squad, which runs Audi S1s built and developed by Ekstrom’s EKS team. He will replace Latvian driver Janis Baumanis, who has run into budget problems. Having announced his retirement from World RX minutes after the 2018 season-finale in South Africa, 2016 champion Ekstrom made a return to the series at ...Keep reading View the full article
  14. Hamlin has finished within a few car lengths of the race winner in two consecutive races now, coming within two tenths of Elliott Sunday at Daytona. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver started from pole position and led 16 laps, but was unable to mount a real challenge against Elliott at the end, who has won the last three road course races on the NCS schedule. However, a late-race restart ...Keep reading View the full article
  15. Austin Dillon, who drives the No. 3 Chevrolet for Richard Childress Racing, tested positive Friday for COVID-19 after experiencing some mild symptoms. Read Also: Austin Dillon tests positive for COVID-19, will miss Daytona That prompted the need for a substitute driver this weekend but because the series was making its inaugural start on the Daytona Road Course, drivers ...Keep reading View the full article
  16. Chase Elliott has dominated the road courses the last few years and this time he wins in the debut of the Daytona road course after a late race restart over Denny Hamlin and Jimmie Johnson. View the full article
  17. Full highlights from Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series debut race at the Daytona International Speedway Road Course for the Go Bowling 235 View the full article
  18. Chase Elliott secured his second victory of the season in the first ever NASCAR Cup Series race on the Daytona road course, fending off Denny Hamlin after a late restart View the full article
  19. Chase Elliott secured his second victory of the season in the first ever NASCAR Cup Series race on the Daytona road course, fending off Denny Hamlin after a late restart View the full article
  20. Elliott, who won the last two road course events on the Cup Series schedule, entered Sunday’s race struggling to return to the form he and his No. 9 Hendrick Motorsports team showed early this year. He did that and more, taking a dominating win in the series’ inaugural race on the 3.57-mile, 14-turn Daytona Road Course for his second victory of the 2020 season. Elliott easily cleared to ...Keep reading View the full article
  21. Creed, who earned his first NASCAR Truck Series win earlier this season in a rain-shortened event at Kentucky, held off his GMS Racing teammate Brett Moffitt in a two-lap overtime Sunday to win the inaugural race on the Daytona Road Course. Creed masterfully executed the final two restarts, perfectly timing his entry to Turn 1 and clearing for the lead both times through Turn 3. In ...Keep reading View the full article
  22. Cindric's worst finish in the last six races is second, continuing the streak with another win Saturday in the first ever NXS race on the Daytona Road Course. He battled with Chase Briscoe throughout the event and after a late-race incident eliminated Briscoe from contention, Cindric was able to cruise to the checkered flag. Noah Gragson finished third, A.J. Allmendinger fourth ...Keep reading View the full article
  23. It’s been a really frustrating couple of months. It was so awesome the way we started the year. We started the year terrible the last couple years and got stronger as the season went into the summer. To start this year, we were on it – the race cars were awesome, we had speed, they drove great, you could race guys hard, you could be around guys, you could restart well. And now, it’s just a ...Keep reading View the full article
  24. Richard Childress Racing announced Saturday morning that Dillon, 30, had tested positive for the novel coronavirus and according to NASCAR protocols he would enter a self-quarantine. Kaz Grala, who drives a partial Xfinity Series schedule for RCR this season, will compete in Sunday’s Cup Series race on the Daytona Road Course. According to RCR, Austin’s wife, Whitney and their infant son ...Keep reading View the full article
  25. Austin Dillon has become the fourth NASCAR Cup driver to have tested positive for COVID-19 and will how miss the race on the Daytona Road Course this weekend View the full article

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