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Tyler Reddick On The Potential Of NASCAR's Next-Gen Racers Photo: Chris Graythen (Getty Images) Tyler Reddick’s first full-time NASCAR season was a strange one: the COVID-19 pandemic swept through the world, depriving him of the opportunity to really familiarize himself with his car. And despite the lack of practice and qualifying, he finished 19th overall in the championship, nabbing three top-fives along the way. And he’s also one of the few drivers who has had the chance to test NASCAR’s Next-Gen car. Advertisement We had a chance to talk with Reddick about his impressions of the Ne...

Berger calls ‘bulls**t’ on F1’s extensive rules Date published: April 29 2021 Racing in the rain is a part of Formula 1 with Gerhard Berger criticising the sport for being “much too careful” with its use of the Safety Car. Round two of this year’s championship, the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, began on a wet track as the rain came down at Imola. Immediately there were concerns raised by pundits that it could be a Safety Car start, however, in the end Race Control declared a standing start. They did, however, go with a rolling start after the red flag stoppage for George Russell and...

1984 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z Gets Serious about Performance From the Archive: Adding a turbo to Dodge's Daytona sports coupe results in America's first legitimate front-wheel-drive muscle car. From the July 1983 issue of Car and Driver. The guys at Chrysler have been telling us they were going to do it. In fact, they've been telling everyone within earshot, from congressmen to Wall Street bankers, that the new G24 sports coupe would stop the heart of the American car enthusiast. And now, months later, after one of the most well­-orchestrated examples of pre-production tub-thumping seen in the...

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes struggle at Formula 1 testing in Bahrain By Andrew BensonChief F1 writer Last updated on Testing was made more difficult by a sandstorm at Sakhir Mercedes had a difficult start to three days of Formula 1 testing in Bahrain. Lewis Hamilton and team-mate Valtteri Bottas ended the day 10th and 17th fastest and managed the lowest number of laps in the field. Mercedes had problems with reliability and the handling of the car. Conditions were difficult all day, with strong winds and a sandstorm making the track slippery throughout. The worst period was at the start of t...