Much to the delight of this fan, Dale Earnhardt Jr. has won nine NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Most Popular Driver Awards in a row. This year he is the odds-on favorite to win the award again, but there is another driver who is coming up to the Sprint Cup Series in 2013 who might actually challenge Dale Jr. for the title. This driver is none other than Danica Patrick. Does she have what it takes to be crowned the next big thing in NASCAR popularity?
The Case for Patrick
Danica Patrick has had limited success at the NASCAR level to say the least. In her highly anticipated first full season in the NASCAR Nationwide Series she has been  … More
Brian Deegan, Rob MacCachren and Marty Hart are in an absurdly close fight for the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series Pro 2 Unlimited title. With 10 races down and five to go, the next two rounds could be pivotal in the championship. Making it even more interesting is that this weekend’s double round takes place at an all-new facility, the Wild West Motorsports Park near Reno, Nev., where no driver will have prior experience or advantage.
The new track will look like nothing else on the circuit. Although it’s not much longer than the others, a little bit of extra length goes a long way. It is also built into a hillside, so it will have a lot of elevation change that the racers don’t experience on the other tracks.
Brandon is looking to stay undefeated on the year at the Bearclaw Invitational, a slopestyle event at Mount Washington on Vancouver Island. After a solid first run, he looks to keep his winning streak alive. After competing in six contests in a seven-week span, Brandon finally gets some time off his bike, and decides to take his Shifter Kart for a spin.
It wasn’t that long ago that a record was set for the highest price ever paid for a Porsche at auction during the Gooding and Co auction on Amelia Island. This past weekend in Monterey, that record was smashed! Among a number of historic and significant racing Porsches, the 1972 Porsche L&M 917/10 Spyder stood apart. Billed as the “world’s most recognized Porsche 917” this particular Porsche was driven by both Mark Donohue and George Follmer taking 1st at 5 of 9 races in the 1972 Can-Am series.  … Pictures and more