Trump’s EPA gave Flint $100 Million to fix the water problems, something Obama didn’t do.

Problem is the other tracks are locked into a 5 year contract and you know Eddie Gossage at Texas Motor Speedway won’t give up a race date. He’s the reason Indycar isn’t running there.

For the love of God, Jalopnik needs to stop talking biased politics. This is a car website, where people go to find stories not related to politics.

If you don’t take every tax break there is, then you can’t complain about someone legally finding a loophole.

And they ordered 545,000 cans of beer for the game

Hope he’s ok. We don’t need another one after Luis Salom and a sidecar driver at Isle of Mann TT losing their lives.

Granted, having a rigid chassis is not always best. Sure, you won’t get much damage, but that doesn’t dissipate energy well.

Kyle gave the subtle “I’m just here so I won’t get fined” interview, dodging questions about the bump and run.

Well, no one will ever make it to 200 Cup wins because they ran a lot more races back when Petty was winning the races. Back then they had ~50 races/year compared to 36/year now.

Sad to see. Sounds like May-June before a return. Wonder if he will try one last shot at the 500 in 2017.

That’s the wonderful Beaux Barfield for you. A full course caution should have been called.

Forgot to mention Toyota Prius Super GT car.

Nissan has recently been differentiating themselves from the other auto manufacturers with out of the box designs (Nissan Juke, Nissan NV passenger van, etc.) They’ve stepped away from the cookie cutter cars that other manufacturers are making.

Volkwagen in Global Rallcross

New York to Paris car race in 1908 http://www.thegreatautorace.com/

If Tony Romo or Andrew Luck sits out multiple games in the NFL, then the Cowboys go on to enter the playoffs and end up winning it, would you be saying they didn’t deserve the super bowl championship.

2 wins. Brian Vickers won at MIS for them. Their problem was lack of talented/veteran drivers. They started with AJ Allmendinger (who is a good driver, but he was completely new to stock cars & started with no points to lock him in) and Brian Vickers (won one NASCAR race on a restrictor plate track driving top…

All of the American and Japanese cookie cutter cars that look exactly the same except the grill.

What a strange day it was... between this and John Wes Townley (the most accident prone rich kid in NASCAR) winning the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race.

How about Joe Gibbs Racing cheating their engine dyno test by putting a magnet under the pedal to put out only ~95-98% power to hide their performance advantage.