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  1. Newgarden gives Penske sweep of Iowa doubleheader View the full article
  2. Busch had to survive a tough battle down the stretch with his 19-year-old Kyle Busch Motorsports teammate Christian Eckes to come away with the win at Texas Motor Speedway. Earlier Saturday, Busch appeared to have won the Xfinity Series race at Texas but his car failed post-race inspection and he was disqualified from the event. This is Busch’s third series win of the season (in five ...Keep reading View the full article
  3. Kyle Busch has finished another NASCAR race at Texas ahead of the rest of the field View the full article
  4. Busch originally held off Cindric in overtime in Saturday’s race at Texas Motor Speedway to secure his 98th career win but in post-race inspection, his No. 54 Toyota failed height measurements in post-race inspection and was disqualified. Busch becomes the first winning driver in NASCAR’s three national series in the 2020 season to be disqualified from a race. Once Cindric’s No. 22 ...Keep reading View the full article
  5. Doubling up the next closest driver all-time, Kyle Busch now has 98 career Xfinity wins after holding off Chase Briscoe, Austin Cindric, and others at Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday afternoon. Busch claims he will retire from the Xfinity Series once he wins his 100th race at that level. View the full article
  6. Kyle Busch celebrated a 10th NASCAR Xfinity win at Texas and then had it taken away when he failed postrace inspection View the full article
  7. Kyle Busch has his 10th NASCAR Xfinity win at Texas and his 98th overall in the series View the full article
  8. Busch got a great restart in overtime and easily held off Austin Cindric to win Saturday’s race at Texas Motor Speedway, his 10th series win at the speedway and 98th career victory. To get to the end, however, Busch had had to fight to the front of the field three different times – after starting 22nd, after a pit road speeding penalty at the start of Stage 2 and late in the race ...Keep reading View the full article
  9. Working his way from the back multiple times, Kyle Busch was able to pick up his 98th career Xfinity win, besting Austin Cindric and Chase Briscoe at Texas Motor Speedway. Busch has said he will retire from the Xfinity Series once his picks up win No. 100. View the full article
  10. That bumper from Bubba Wallace's car is going to a good cause View the full article
  11. We try to remain fair and impartial in almost everything that we do, and with the launch of the all-new 2021 Ford Bronco, that’s been no different. However, the masses have spoken, and we’ve heard the demands for our take on how the Bronco beats its nearest competitor, the Jeep Wrangler. There’s no doubt that View the full article
  12. With all of the coverage of the new Bronco’s recent unveiling, you would have thought that it spelled the end of the Jeep Wrangler. Does the Wrangler even have any redeeming qualities anymore? Is it even relevant? You might not think so if you read the Ford press releases, clearly claiming their Bronco is superior View the full article
  13. On This Week’s Truck Show Podcast: Dan Grec spends 999 days living out of a Jeep in Africa Know your note Follow our host builds Can you imagine quitting your day job, leaving all of your security behind, and hitting the open road to not only explore another country, but an entirely new continent? AdventurerView the full article
  14. What is a granny gear transmission: a question a child might ask but not a childish question. Opinions vary on what constitutes a “granny tranny,” but in a nutshell it’s a manual transmission with an extremely deep First gear ratio that allows the vehicle to crawl along at a super-slow pace akin to that of View the full article
  15. Through the season’s first 17 races, Busch has yet to make a trip to Victory Lane, though he did finish as runner-up in Wednesday night’s All-Star Race at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway. While his Joe Gibbs Racing teammates Denny Hamlin (four times) and Martin Truex Jr. (once) have registered wins, Busch remains not only lacking in victories but has rarely even been in ...Keep reading View the full article
  16. Viewers wanted to learn more about the 1950 Ford F-6 dump truck, known as Stubby Bob, so Roadkill’s David Freiburger sheds some light on this fan favorite. View the full article
  17. The September 2020 issue of Four Wheeler magazine is packed from cover to cover with great 4×4 content, and it goes on sale at newsstands around the world on July 24! Bingeworthy 4x4s The theme of the September 2020 issue is “Bingeworthy 4x4s,” and the issue is packed with 4×4 feature rigs that are going View the full article
  18. The General Grabber AT/x comes badged with a Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake, so we wrapped a set around the wheels of our 2005 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited LJ and headed into some inclement weather to see how the tires performed. You can have your General Grabber AT/x tires in sizes from LT235/75R15 to LT325/60R20, and from 37×13.50R20LT View the full article
  19. On This Week’s Truck Show Podcast: Iron Resurrection’s Jayson “Shag” Arrington 2021 Ford F-150 Automotive courtesy: Would you pick up the screw? The Truck Show Podcast welcomes Jason “Shag” Arrington from the hit show Iron Resurrection, finding out the origins of his nickname, how he became an automotive enthusiast, and about 50 other topics you View the full article
  20. Check Out These Other Diesel Stories! EFILive-Tuned Cummins Duramax vs. Cummins Whenever the question, “What is the all-time best diesel engine (installed in pickup trucks)?” is asked among hardcore diesel enthusiasts, the very subjective responses usually favor Cummins’ venerable 5.9L oil burners, the 12- and 24-valve engines that powered Dodge Ram rigs from 1989 to View the full article
  21. The Barrett-Jackson July 2020 online auction keeps chugging along. Several of the vehicles being sold at auction are reaching their reserve and have been sold, but we spotted this clean 1969 Ford Bronco sold as Lot 106, for which the bidding was still active. Yeah, it’s got a really nice crystal granite paintjob with red View the full article
  22. It certainly helped that the Cup Series’ most popular driver, Chase Elliott, ended up capturing his first All-Star Race win and the $1 million prize that comes with it. Relocating the All-Star Race from its traditional home at Charlotte Motor Speedway to Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway during the COVID-19 pandemic also allowed the opportunity for up to 30,000 fans to attend a race in ...Keep reading View the full article
  23. Let me take this opportunity to give you my take on the 2021 Ford Bronco because 4,530,229 online stories have probably failed to satiate your appetite for unsolicited opinions of Ford’s new would-be Wrangler killer. Nah, just kidding. If you’re suffering from Bronco infonausea, pull a chair up to the campfire and let me wax View the full article
  24. Six-time WRC champion Ogier stated in August last year that he would retire from the sport at the end of the 2020 season, although at that point he hadn’t left Citroen to sign with Toyota. However, the coronavirus pandemic has prompted the Frenchman to revise his plans and it is understood that he wants to bid farewell to the top-echelon of rallying after a ‘normal’ season. The 2020 ...Keep reading View the full article
  25. Six-time WRC champion Ogier stated in August last year that he would retire from the sport at the end of the 2020 season, although at that point he hadn’t left Citroen to sign with Toyota. However, the coronavirus pandemic has prompted the Frenchman to revise his plans and it is understood that he wants to bid farewell to the top-echelon of rallying after a ‘normal’ season. The 2020 ...Keep reading View the full article

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