“The speed limit is 30 mph, but try going 35 mph over that ramp,” said Brad Schreiber, one of the engineers who worked on the ride and handling of the new Chevrolet Colorado ZR2. He was traveling shotgun in his Read more
You know that guy that always seems to have a knife ready to go when something needs to be cut open? You could be that guy for $20. Read more…
ESPN’s SportsCenter has changed immensely over the last 18 years—sets, anchors, topics—but there has been one constant. It is hard to imagine an episode of SportsCenter without that deep, gravelly voice. “Coming up next…on SportsCenter.” You’re probably doing an impression Read more
CIRCLE TRACK, the number one source for advanced racing technology in the world of short-track racing, announced today it will be celebrating its 35th anniversary this July. To commemorate its past 35 years, CIRCLE TRACK will recount on its website Read more
Date: circa 1954 Location: Providence, Rhode Island Source: Providence Public Library digital collections What do you see here?
One of 15 open-cockpit McLaren M6Bs built for privateer teams. From the seller’s description: McLaren M6B Can Am. Run out of our shop since 2008 and last run in 2013. Re-commissioned in 2017. Lucas injected 357ci Chevy with aluminum heads, Read more
1967 Shelby G.T. 500, owned by Gary Barnes and featured in the August 2012 issue of Hemmings Muscle Machines. Photos by Matthew Litwin and Terry McGean. After two years of selling the Shelby G.T. 350 Mustang, Shelby American sought to Read more
Lotus 7 S2, image courtesy the Lotus Seven Register For six decades, the Lotus 7 has been the Peter Pan of automobiles, refusing to grow up, wear a tie, comb its hair and find a responsible job. In outward appearance, Read more
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