Back in 2022, I spent a week in the Chevy Equinox. It was the sort of week that doesn’t exactly haunt your dreams but doesn’t set your world ablaze either—solid, predictable, a bit like a coffee that says “I work at an insurance firm.”
Two-time Top Fuel world champion Brittany Force won for the first time in 39 races on Monday at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, defeating reigning world champion Doug Kalitta in the final round of the 24th annual Ford Performance NHRA Nationals.
Charles Leclerc snatched a flawless win at the United States Grand Prix Sunday…
Ah, the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid. I remember driving the 2022 model, and it felt like slipping into a pair of comfortable, sensible sneakers—cozy, but not exactly making a statement.
Two-time Top Fuel world champion Brittany Force clinched her 50th career No. 1 qualifier at the Texas NHRA FallNationals where teammate Austin Prock, Greg Anderson, and Gaige Herrera also stayed atop their respective fields heading into Sunday’s final eliminations.
The world is changing and there is little we can do about it.
For years, the cheap seats in the automotive arena have been firmly occupied by such brands as Kia and Hyundai.
T.J. Zizzo put forth an exceptional performance to claim his second No. 1 of the season, while Austin Prock added a 12th No. 1 to the pile at World Wide Technology Raceway. Erica Enders and Gaige Herrera also scored the top spot on the lone day of qualifying at the NHRA Midwest Nationals.