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Superleague Formula Season Review 2009
After an impressive First Season in 2008, British Born Driver Craig Dolby talks about Racing in the Tottenham Car and how he narrowly missed out on the Championship.
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Ignazio Giunti
Ignazio Giunti raced for Ferrari in both F1 and sports prototype racing. He died in 1971 in a bizarre accident involving Jean-Pierre Beltoise at the Buenos Aires 1000Km.
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Be an Autocross Racer, Gain Driving Skills
What a San Diego area novice can expect when autocross racing, from the time he or she enters Qualcomm Stadium's parking lot until the fun's over and the grin's fading.
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ISMA Supermodified Champion Chris Perley
Chris Perley passed Dave Shullick Jr as the white flag came out to win the Supermodified 50 at Thompson Speedway's World Series and become a four-peat ISMA champion.
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Mark Donohue
Mark Donohue and Roger Penske formed a formidable racing partnership. Donohue retired from driving, only to return and lose his life at the 1975 Austrian Grand Prix.
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Vermont Farmer Wins Thunder Road Milk Bowl
John Donahue of Graniteville, VT earned $10,800, the biggest payday of his stock car racing career, when he won the 47th Milk Bowl - Thunder Road's 50th season finale.
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Martin Roy Wins Airborne Modified Title
Martin Roy of Napierville, Quebec became the 2009 Airborne Speedway DIRTcar Modified track
champion after winning the Charlie Trombley Memorial 100 September 5, 2009.
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Race Car Suspension – Bump-Steer
Technically, bump-steer is caused by the deviation of the steering tie rod's arc, from the arc prescribed by the wheel's motion path. But what does all that mean?
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Race Car Suspension–Corner Weights
With drivers and engineers looking to optimize every aspect of a race car's performance, the weight distribution (corner weights) can make all the difference.
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Race Car Ride Heights
The height a race car travels above the ground has many performance implications, from aerodynamic considerations to chassis damage.
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Race Car Steering – Caster Angles
Every race car has a predefined angle of inclination for the front steering pivots - known as the caster angle. But what is caster angle, and how is it measured?
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Race Car Wheel Camber Angles
Reference to camber angles are often made during TV broadcasts, and in articles about racing cars, but what is a camber angle?
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Race Car Data Logging
From lap timing to recording every conceivable aspect of a race car, data logging is an essential part of modern motorsport.
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Markus Höttinger
Markus Höttinger could have been the natural successor to his countryman Niki Lauda in Formula 1. Instead, he died in a freak accident during a Formula 2 race.
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Noah Graham Hutson Interview
Noah Hutson is a promising young racing driver from KC, currently competing and winning in the extremely competitive world of karting.
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Noah Hutson Interview
Although only 13 years old Noah Graham Hutson is already used to winning motor races. His ultimate goal is Formula 1.
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Le Mans 24Hour Race
French car manufacturer Peugeot won on home turf after beating Audi in the Le Mans 24 Hour Race.
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Age Isn't Barrier in Motor Sports
Getting older doesn't mean professional race drivers have to give up their careers. NASCAR's Mark Martin and John Force of the NHRA are proof.
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Suspension Set Up for Drifting
For years race engineers have tuned their suspension to ensure their cars did not go sideways, then along came drifting...
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2009 BTCC Drivers and Teams
The 2009 BTCC season promises to be as exciting as ever, with several new entrants aiming to challenge defending champion Fabrizio Giovanardi and his VX Racing team.
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Can Motorsport Survive?
The world of international motorsport (both cars and bikes) is facing some serious repercussions as a result of the global financial crisis.
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Stefan Bellof
Stefan Bellof was on the verge of a great motor racing career, only to be killed in a Porsche at Spa.
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2009 Formula 2 Championship
Formula 2 was once the breeding ground for the next generation of Grand Prix stars. The series will be making a comeback during the 2009 motor racing season.
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2009 Goodwood Festival of Speed
Motor sport fans travel in their thousands to Goodwood each July for a festival celebrating Formula 1, sports cars, rallying, NASCAR, motorcycling and much more.
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Joakim Bonnier
Jo Bonnier scored the first ever Formula 1 World Championship win for BRM before going on to a successful career in sports car racing.
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Racing Driver Scott Sharp
After a successful career in the Indycar Series a move to the ALMS has given Scott Sharp a new racing challenge.
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Racing Driver David Brabham
David Brabham drove in two seasons of Grand Prix racing. His first year of F1 was in an uncompetitive car, while his second was marred by a tragic accident.
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Christmas Gifts for Motor Racing Fans
A stylish Le Mans jacket, a Porsche espresso set, or one of the most remarkable motor racing autobiographies ever written will make an ideal present for a racing fan.
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The Blitzen Benz Racing Cars
The Blitzen Benz was faster than any plane or train in existence at the time. After a brief racing career in Europe the car found fame stateside.
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Gianni Morbidelli
Gianni Morbidelli had a disjointed F1 career with several GP teams. Adelaide was the scene of his only appearance for Scuderia Ferrari.
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Boley Pittard
Bo Pittard was a carefree young racing driver during the swinging sixties. He lost his life in excruciating circumstances after an accident on the Italian GP circuit.
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Jean-Christophe Boullion
Jean-Christophe Boullion landed an F1 race seat despite his lack of experience in Grand Prix cars. After a short F1 career he switched to Le Mans prototype racing.
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Great Wet Weather Racing Drivers
Seaman was one of pre-war Grand Prix racing's best wet weather drivers. Stewart excelled in wet Formula 1 races and Rodriguez dominated sportscar racing.
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