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Bentley Begins Testing its Bacalar And the head of the Mulliner division gives us a peek behind the curtain. Autoweek/Bentley/Toyota/Blake Harris/Rolls-Royce The Dispatch is a little earlier this week due to the holidays. Here’s what’s happening in the car world: FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK Bentley has begun running its Mulliner Bacalar through a test and durability program, including making sure the 200 mph+ top speed is legit. The limited-production run starts next year. We were curious about how the car was coming along and learning more about what the Mulliner division is all about. Mi...

NASCAR Champion Chase Elliott Impresses in Chili Bowl Tune-Up The Cup Series champion finished third and fourth in his first races in a Dirt Midget. The Chili Bowl will be just the second time he's raced a Dirt Midget. His off-season schedule includes the Snowball Derby, Chili Bowl and Rolex. NASCAR Cup Series champion Chase Elliott isn’t going into his Chili Bowl Midget Nationals debut completely blind, but it’s pretty close. And yet, in his first two races in a Dirt Midget last weekend, the 25-year-old looked anything like a rookie and impressed two of the expected contenders to win the...

OUR December Salt of the Earth feature which has been run monthly in association with North Yorkshire County Council, highlights a Skipton man who has turned a serious hardship into a way of reaching out and helping others who face a similarly frightening event. Malcolm Hanson, historian, author and public personality, to name just a few strings to his bow, has always been a ‘people person; but it was a serious and frightening stroke which focussed his mind, making him realise other people may not possess his dogged determination to recover. He also helped make people in Covid isolati...

Elliott impresses Briscoe, Reddick in prep for Chili Bowl Your browser does not support the audio element. By Zack Albert NASCAR.com December 30, 2020 at 2:49 PM Chase Elliott’s first competitive stint in a midget car last weekend delivered not only some valuable prep time for the NASCAR Cup Series champ’s Chili Bowl Nationals debut next month, but it also generated some rave reviews from two Cup Series peers with rich dirt-track pedigrees. Elliott finished third and fourth in ...

Despite a challenging learning curve towards the high-powered lightweight stock car, Elliott ultimately finished third behind Ty Majeski and Derek Thorn, in an event that also included fellow Cup Series champion Kyle Busch and NASCAR notables Noah Gragson, Grant Enfinger and Chandler Smith. The week-long event allowed him to reconnect with his first crew chief, 2002 Snowball Derby winner Ricky Turner, the racer turned mechanic that powered Elliott to over 50 Late Model victories across the East Coast. Daylon Barr The No. 9 Super Late Model looked familiar but was owned by veteran Cup Series...