There’s a bit more racing on TV this weekend compared to the previous few!
This weekend we’ll experience a slight uptick in activity after a few weekends off.
By legislation of car emissions, by incentives, eventually by popular demand and possibly by outright banning of internal combustion engines, the move toward electric cars has begun.
Looks like another quiet weekend in motorsports coverage, sports fans. 2020 SCCA Runoffs coverage continues on CBS Sports on Sunday, with E-Prod and F-Prod races occupying CBS Sports’ airwaves. Immediately after, coverage of the 2020 Macau Grand Prix will air, followed by the Lucas Oil Off Road Series on CBS.
This video is something else: check out World Challenge heavy-hitter/all-around nice guy Tom O’Gorman pick up a ton of positions in the rain at the NASA 25 Hours of Thunderhill earlier this month.
This weekend is far from where we were a few months ago, sports fans. By that, we mean there isn’t much racing getting broadcasted over the airwaves. Though, luckily there are still a few noteworthy events to keep an eye out for, and keep our racing addictions fulfilled.
This weekend, there isn’t a whole lot going on as the racing season winds down rapidly, sports fans.
The action still hasn’t stopped, sports fans! Despite some parts of the country already seeing some significant snowfall. Between a Gander flying south to Florida, and F1 hangin’ out on the other side of equator, there’s still plenty to watch before the end of the year!
News from way up north! The world-famous Targa Newfoundland is under new ownership and on the calendar for some time in 2020, after a hiatus in 2019.
This weekend, NASCAR continues heading westward towards a land absent of typical Fall weather: Phoenix.
We’ve asked our readership for the questions they would most like to have had the answers to when they were starting out in motorsports. We’ve created our Need To Know series to address many of these questions.
Today, F1 released a heads-up on what its new 2021 regs are and how they will change the sport. Not just for capping costs and financially leveling the playing field, but to also literally clean up aerodynamics to allow for more battling on track.
It’s all open-wheel vs. tucked-in-wheel deep in the heart of Texas this weekend, sports fans, with F1 at our dear COTA and NASCAR at Texas Motor Speedway.
Finally, the 2019 Petit Le Mans is upon us! Also finally, the 2019 SCCA Runoffs are at VIR!
This great video by IMSA not only highlights the winner of the first-ever Petit Le Mans back in 1998, Wayne Taylor of Doyle-Risi Racing, but also also pays tribute to the event’s creator, the legendary Dr. Don Panoz, who passed away in September 2018.
This weekend is a bit quieter than the past few, sports fans.
This weekend, F1 head to the Sochi Autodrom for the Russian Grand Prix, NASCAR’s Monster and Xfinity Series head to the coveted Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Every week, we get questions from folks asking for guidance. Not just guidance with racing gear but guidance with racing in general. We’d like to share our correspondence as we find they’re of general interest and could be useful. This week, we’d like to highlight the topic of getting into racing in a cost-effective manner.
Tons of action is happening west of the Mississippi this weekend in stock car and road racing!
This weekend, Formula 1 heads to spicy-meatball-of-a-track Monza for a weekend of Italian GP action, starting with practice on Friday, followed by qualifying on Saturday and the race on Sunday.
This weekend is looking to be a bit more action-packed than last weekend, sports fans!