Normally, I wouldn’t cross town for an indoor car show but the Grand National Roadster Show (GNRS), ‘The Grand Daddy of Them All’ is not your usual car show.

It’s hard to believe that the last SEMA Show we attended was over two years ago! Two years without the SEMA crunch, the long lines of people waiting for autographs, and without all the feature vehicles filling up the convention center.

Fuel Altereds, Funny Cars, Pro Mods and Top Fuel dragsters fight it out at the 29th California Hot Rod Reunion.

It doesn’t matter what your favorite style of car is, the Hot Wheels Legends Tour had just about any style imaginable.

There were more surprises ahead on the Santa Margarita Ranch with lots of newly graded roads that undulated down to the old airstrip and home of the RPM Nationals.

Yes, it’s been three shy of 900 days since 1000+hp Formula DRIFT PRO Championship cars have raced in our backyard and we were down—and we were not alone.

The RPM Nationals Flathead Drags is one of our favorite events, but it is restricted to four bangers and flathead Ford V8s which is great but not for everybody.

It’s hard to believe that the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is over 100 years old.

The 18th Holley National Hot Rod Reunion was the first since October 2019, but it didn’t disappoint—there was some great racing and plenty of drama.

The El Mirage dirt was hot, hot, hot where plenty of records fell despite dire warnings of high temps.

Each year in the first weekend of June, Ford enthusiasts worldwide head to the east coast of the United States for a full blue oval weekend at the Carlisle Ford Nationals. From Mustang to Mavericks, Broncos, and F-Series, if it was produced by Ford Motor Company there is a good chance you’ll find it here!

As I kid, doing my paper route, I would sit on the curb and read Hot Rod Magazine. I remember in 1963 or ’64, Dick Wells penned a report on the US Fuel and Gas Championships, as the March Meet was then known, and I remember it as an inspirational piece of reporting.

If you want to travel back in time and watch drag racing as it was in the 50s and 60s with rail jobs, hot rods, straight-axle Gassers, Super Stocks and the like then the Eagle Field Runway Drags is for you.

What is LS Fest you ask? Well, if you don’t know what a sloppy stage cam is or why your neighbor’s kid is putting an engine from an old U Haul truck in their tuner car, you may have some ground to cover in catching up with modern power trains.

Fifty—yes 5-0—Dirty South Gassers and A/FXers joined 68 Funny Cars and 14 Fuel Altereds at the recent Funny Car Chaos Nitro Madness event at Billy Meyer's Texas Motorplex.

There’s no denying that among the fastest cars on earth are those that race at Bonneville and El Mirage—but is racing on salt or dirt the only form of land speed racing?

Who said drag racing was dead?  Not if you went to Funny Car Chaos Nitro Madness it isn’t.

Auto-X — short for autocross— is a form of motorsport that has been around for decades and has provided many drivers a safe and technical place to test their skill and machine.