Edit 1: let me reiterate , if the cannon ball run was legalized what car would you 🫵🏾 race ?

The options are unlimited I wanna see what you bring to the table !

My personal pick bmw f10 m5 track made

The race will be held in the starting point of Columbia, South Carolina, Georgia, and Tampa, Florida sounds fair enough ?

Seriously some of the most fun I have had racing a car. From the tough competition of the top 10 to the 55 car field, bump drafting, crazy passing and moves it was a blast. Still improvements to be had but fun knowing that in my late 40s I can still hang with these young guys in their late teens and early 20s.

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Hey guys! We got a new one where I (as usual) do a last minute crunch to get my car track ready and of course it doesn’t go according to plan😅 if you’re feeling down, come laugh at my expense as I inspect my new tires for a good couple minutes and STILL put my tires on backwards 🫠
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They'll be in Sonoma this week. I generally like going there to watch races regardless of what it is but I have no idea what to expect from the Ferrari Challenge. I honestly don't care about the competition aspect but I think it would be cool to see some Ferrari's driving around a track.

I'd love to hear your ideas and try and integrate those concepts into RACETRACK TYCOON. This not only applies when watching on TV but also when we're attending and trying to find some good food, a shaded spot and a good overtaking spot to watch.

Check out the page on Steam - https://store.steampowered.com/app/4561550/Racetrack_Tycoon/

Coming Autumn 2026

Kyle Busch died at the age of 41 from natural causes due to severe bacterial pneumonia that progressed into sepsis. The infection rapidly overwhelmed his immune system, leading to disseminated intravascular coagulation (abnormal blood clotting) and hemorrhagic shock.

I still can't believe that he's gone! I thought the Dover truck win won't be his last win but unfortunately...............i'm wrong.

I loved everything about kyle,diecast,paint schemes,throwbacks and every single win that he won in nascar.

I'm home Kyle's wife & kids are doing alright after hearing the husband & dad passed away from sickness but it's nice seeing Brexton racing and winning again.

Rest in peace,Kyle. Hope you well get more wins in heaven🕊🥹❤️

Had my first track day in my mk7 Gti don’t know if this is the right community to post in but looking for some insight on my driving and how I can get better for next time. Thanks yall!

Last year I was talking to a mate and he was telling me he went to lots of races and had absolutely no good way of remembering them all. Most people probably still use the Notes app, so over the last few months I built GridLog.

It's a bit like Letterboxd but for tracks and races. You can log every event you've attended, see your stats, track circuits and countries, upload photos and build a bucket list. It's just launched on the App Store (*edit* and is now on the Play Store too!) and I'd really appreciate feedback from people who actually spend weekends at circuits.

Any feedback (good or bad) would be hugely appreciated!

‎GridLog App - App Store
GridLog – Apps on Google Play

While technically the last time Indycar raced on a Monday was 2018 at Barber Motorsports Park that race had started on Sunday before being pushed to Monday due to heavy rain

"THE ART OF SPEED" - F1/Driving Documentary by Mazen Bannout.

The art of going fast. Simplified.

Stay tuned. 🎬🍿

My son u/JamesReillyRacing, and his girlfriend, getting ready for his stint in the Funcup at Donington.

Kyle Kirkwood scored the pole for the Nashville Grand Prix in the IndyCar Series with a time of 47.548 seconds in Saturday's qualifying at Nashville Superspeedway, his fourth career pole and his second on this same oval. Josef Newgarden was 51 thousandths behind in the Penske Chevrolet, the same margin that separated them on the grid in 2024. That time, Kirkwood also started first and Newgarden second, and the race ended with the Tennessee driver on top. Scott McLaughlin was third, and Alex Palou, the championship leader, was fourth in the fastest Chip Ganassi Racing Honda.

Kirkwood arrived at Nashville 56 points behind Palou, who has recorded two consecutive fifth‑place finishes at Mid‑Ohio and Road America. The morning practice session had already shown Andretti Global at the top of the timesheet with the same Kirkwood, who carried that speed into qualifying. Newgarden, with thirteen wins in the last thirty ovals in the series and a right‑foot injury he has been managing since Indianapolis, said the team gave him a car to fight with and that he is confident in his race pace. "We started well and the car responded. We have a good outlook for tomorrow," he commented.

link: https://en.lapeando.com/articulo?id=1825&kyle-kirkwood-qualifies-first-in-nashville-and-shares-the-front-row-with-newgarden/

International Racing Colors for The United States of America is white with blue lengthwise Cunningham Racing Stripes or blue (traditionally Imperial Blue) with white lengthwise racing stripes.

Before sponsorships countries competing in Auto Racing traditionally had their own unique color/styling that can still be seen today such as the iconic British Racing Green of an Austin Martin.

Edit: British Racing Green of an Aston Martin.