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Even in the apocalypse, background cars tell stories. From Solunas to S-10s, here are 13 forgotten rides that quietly stole scenes in "The Last of Us." ...
The Renault 5 E-Tech is the electric reincarnation of a hugely popular "supermini." The European car of the year is bright, ...
The calendar will soon flip to July, and you have to wonder if by then, NASCAR Silly Season will heat up. How Trackhouse Racing will handle its three-car operation, and the future of Daniel Suárez is ...
Stellantis Chairman John Elkann is insisting that Europe's governments slash regulations so that teensy-weensy wittle ...
Julie Nataas, the 2023 NHRA Top Alcohol Dragster world champion, completed all the requirements necessary for obtaining a Funny Car license during a test session held at the Lucas Oil Indianapolis Rac ...
Talkin' Funny Cars with Buddy Hull, the first television offering produced by Werner G+E LLC, debuted on the NHRA FAST Channel Wednesday, July 31, 2024.The interview-style program, hosted by NHRA ...
The story behind DeJoria's success is the car-rattling numbers — she's the first female driver to be clocked under 4 seconds in a Funny Car — but she's always looking for more speed. "You can ...
Funny Car and Top Fuel elimination rounds for the NHRA Winternationals begin at 11 a.m. TV coverage begins at 3:30 p.m. today on FS1. Brittany Force qualifies first in Top Fuel.
NHRA funny car driver Ron Capps is shown during qualifying for the Arizona Nationals at Firebird Motorsports Park in Chandler, Ariz., on March 21. (Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images) ...
The eight-cylinder supercharged engines that sit in today's funny cars (and top fuel dragsters) pump out over 10,000 horsepower and burn through 14 gallons of nitromethane in less than four ...
In a year of constant transition for Dallas-based NHRA Funny Car driver Buddy Hull, “concentrate” is the word from his legendary boss, Jim Dunn, that has resonated the most.
Funny Car points leader Austin Prock is excited to come to Brainerd for the Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals Aug. 15-18. $2 for 6 months SUBSCRIBE NOW Read Today's Paper Thursday, May 8.