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Larson, 27, considered one of the up-and-coming stars of NASCAR’s premier series, experienced a rocket-like fall from grace for his use of a racial slur during the live-stream of a virtual race on Sunday evening. The Ganassi organization released the following statement Tuesday: “After much consideration, Chip Ganassi Racing has determined that it will end its relationship with driver ...Keep reading View the full article
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Kyle Larson has been fired by Chip Ganassi Racing two days after the NASCAR driver used a racial slur on a live stream of a virtual race View the full article
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Kyle Larson has been fired by Chip Ganassi Racing two days after the NASCAR driver used a racial slur on a live stream of a virtual race View the full article
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Kyle Larson has been indefinitely suspended after using a racial slur during an iRacing event. Jason Whitlock and Regan Smith react on FS1's "NASCAR Race Hub." View the full article
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If you’ve ever heard of Tip Over Challenge, Escalator, Hell’s Gate, the Hot Tubs, Dragon’s Tail, and Rubble Trouble Hill, not to mention and all kinds of ledges, climbs, descents, and slickrock sidehills, then you’re talking about Hell’s Revenge Trail. Although Hell’s Revenge isn’t the hardest off-road trial in Moab, it is one of our View the full article
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More on this 2013 Ford F-150 Raptor Project! ICON Vehicle Dynamics Ford Raptor Hydraulic Bumpstops Overland Storage Solutions for Modern Trucks Outfitting a Raptor for Overlanding Ford’s desert-bashing F-150 Raptor has been a huge hit among off-road enthusiasts and the general public alike ever since its introduction in 2009. From the factory it’s a stout View the full article
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Pritchett Canyon trail is one of our favorite places to wheel during Moab Easter Jeep Safari. A long and winding trail with killer climbs, steep ledges, and incredibly challenging obstacles, it’s definitely best traveled in a hardcore 4×4 by somebody who knows what the heck they’re doing. In short, it’s not a trail for novice View the full article
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Kyle Larson has issued an apology after being suspended indefinitely by NASCAR for the use of a racial slur during a live-streamed virtual racing event on Sunday night View the full article
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“I just want to say I’m sorry. Last night I made a mistake and said the word that should never, ever be said and there’s no excuse for that. I wasn’t raised that way. It’s just an awful thing to say,” Larson said in the 42-second video clip. “I feel very sorry for my family, my friends, my partners, the NASCAR community and especially the African-American community. I know the ...Keep reading View the full article
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Larson was competing in an iRacing event Sunday night, “Monza Madness,” featuring more than 60 entries and put together by fellow drivers Landon Cassill and Garrett Smithley, when he appeared to lose communication on his headset with his spotter during the pre-race practice session. Larson was broadcasting his participation on his Twitch live stream and during a check of his microphone, he ...Keep reading View the full article
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NASCAR is investigating an incident in which Cup Series driver Kyle Larson used a highly offensive racial slur during a live-stream broadcast of a virtual race on Sunday evening View the full article
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NASCAR star Kyle Larson used a racial slur on a live stream during a virtual race and has been suspended without pay by Chip Ganassi Racing View the full article
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NASCAR star Kyle Larson has used a racial slur on a live stream during a virtual race View the full article
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Earnhardt, who retired from fulltime NASCAR competition following the 2017 season, took part in his first virtual IndyCar Series race on Saturday, finishing third in an event at the virtual Michigan International Speedway, part of the IndyCar iRacing Challenge. Earnhardt has also been participating in the eNASCAR Pro Invitational Series as both NASCAR IndyCar schedules remain on hiatus due to ...Keep reading View the full article
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What you might not be familiar with the story of the one and only Grand Prix start he made with Minardi at Interlagos on April 11th 1999. That race could have signalled the start of a great F1 career. Unfortunately the Frenchman’s day ended with a huge impact with a barrier that saw his car spinning like a top in the middle of the track, leaving its driver a little dizzy. Despite showing ...Keep reading View the full article
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The NASCAR Hall of Fame nominee received an invite this week to take part in Saturday’s virtual race at Michigan International Speedway, part of the IndyCar Challenge. While Earnhardt has little to no experience competing either in real racing or virtual racing in IndyCar, he has made plenty of real-life starts at Michigan, which is not currently on IndyCar’s real schedule. Earnhardt ...Keep reading View the full article
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Father and Son Frame-off Restoration Ryan Smith and his father Toby didn’t provide much information on their 1968 Kaiser Jeep M715. Ryan said they did a frame-off restoration on it a few years ago and dropped a 400 Chevy small block in it. He said it was a great father-and-son project. We think this thing View the full article
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A lot of what we do around here is based around working on trucks and SUVs. Because of that, you’d think that we all have the most immaculate personal garages and shops around. Well, this author is ashamed to admit that his own Fortress of Solitude was quite the train wreck. Like most garages, ours View the full article
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The popularity of virtual motorsports racing on television has come with surprising success stories View the full article
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Tom Major chopped the frame of the 2002 Dodge Dakota from the firewall forward and rebuilt it using 4×3-inch, 3/16-inch-thick box tube. This allowed him to get rid of the Dakota’s wide frame horns and also gave him space to mount the steering box he gleaned from a Ford Bronco, replacing the factory rack-and-pinion setup. View the full article
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Whether you’re brand-new to DIY Jeep projects or you’ve been tinkering for quite a while, there are some easy tweaks you can do in your garage or out on the open road while trekking. We hate to tell you, but it’s probably a good time to tackle that garage cleaning and organization project you’ve been putting off. You’ll want to have full access to your tools and space before working on your Jeep. There are plenty of big modifications that are much better left to the professionals — like lift kit installs, new wheels, and the addition of a recovery winch. That doesn’t mean you can’t get your hands dirty on your own when you aren’t able to make it to the shop during these times. Just because you’re social distancing, doesn’t mean you have to distance yourself from your Jeep! Start With the Basics Change Your Jeep’s Oil Although this is really a great job for your qualified Jeep mechanic, changing your own oil is a temporary solution in a pinch. For the beginner DIY-er, the owner’s manual will be the best source of information regarding how much oil, what kind, and how often to change it. Once you get to know what’s under your hood, it’s easy to break down the oil change process. It’s All in the Detail(ing) Take advantage of the fresh spring air and spend some time detailing your Jeep. Whether it’s the grease and oil from on-roading or the accumulation of mud and dirt from off-roading, a good thorough washing is always the best first step in the detailing process. Pay close attention to the wheels and use specialty brushes to safely clean all of those nooks and crannies. After washing, clean the windows, defog the headlights, and clean the brake lights. If you’re really feeling ambitious, you can also clean your soft top and its windows. One warning here — don’t use any cleaners with alcohol or ammonia on them as these solutions can dry out the plastic. Check Out the Bits and Pieces Washing and maintenance will give you a much better idea of any parts that are broken, missing, or worn out. Now’s the time to fix that loose handlebar or tighten up the bolts on your roof rack. You’ll never know when a small issue becomes a big problem when you’re out on the road. You don’t need your Jeep to leave the garage to upgrade it, but when you are ready for a major mod, we’re ready to help. As a reputable custom Jeep shop, we go above and beyond for our clients. It’s our goal to build a long-lasting relationship with you. We lead the way when it comes to high-quality custom Jeep modifications, 4×4 modifications, and upgrades. Schedule a consultation to learn more about popular upgrades from leading experts. The post DIY Jeep Projects appeared first on Axleboy Offroad - St Louis . View the full article -
Before the Ford F-150 Lightning, before the ten-cylinder Viper-powered Dodge Ram SRT-10, before the Chevrolet S-10 Xtreme, the turbocharged GMC Syclone pickup truck and mechanically similar GMC Typhoon SUV stormed the market. These all-wheel-drive pioneers brought performance, big horsepower, and sportscar-killing performance to the truck and SUV space long before doing so came into vogue. The GMCs View the full article
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So if you don’t like flatfender Jeeps, we are not sure that we can be friends, and it’s definitely you and not us. Flatties are pretty awesome, and as we are all lamenting the lack of an Easter, Jeep Safari 2020 it’s a great time to celebrate Flatties in Moab. So if we have your View the full article
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Solberg enjoyed a hugely successful career in WRC after making his debut in 1998, scoring 13 rally wins and winning Subaru’s most recent drivers’ title in 2003. The Norwegian won back-to-back titles in the World Rallycross Championship after moving across to the burgeoning series in 2014, but was left without a drive after Volkswagen pulled out of the series at the end of the 2018 ...Keep reading View the full article
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Ex-Formula 1 driver and inaugural Formula E champion Nelson Piquet Jr is considering a return to NASCAR, having raced in its three lead categories after his F1 career ended View the full article
