bobnowhere
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Don't forget Motogp/Moto2/Moto3 at Assen is today, not tomorrow!
Goodwood festival of Speed live here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gXezwQIN6w
Goodwood festival of Speed live here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gXezwQIN6w
Man people in the audience where screaming at rossi during motogp what the hell was he doing switching. Too bad about the weather compared to last year it was really hot a nice around the circuit.
Shiiiiiit.WRC in Poland this weekend.
Spring and damper went straight through the hood.
I think Colin Edwards went Wet->Dry->Wet->Dry during the race!
Shiiiiiit.
Loving Houston this year after the mess it was last year. Sato isn't going to be driving much longer if he keeps junking cars
Yup he had nothing to lose during the match and i think i saw him 4 times in the pit. It is still sad to see him getting on the podium with the factory Yamaha bike and then dropping down like this still think it is a great rider. Didn't take any pictures this year because i was afraid of the rain ruining my camera. It was dry and sunny when i left my house so i thought gonna be a good day. But nope luckily i had an umbrella with me. Always love the TT so much going on around and on the track.
The Indy Car races were terrific. I really, really like the double race weekends.
Yeah he was brilliant in Superbikes, but a bit like Spies, it never really translated to MotoGP. I'm not sure if he has the same bike as Aleix Espargaro, I know he did at the start of the season, but I imagine his career is coming to an end.
I photographed the Grand Prix of Houston this weekend. Check out the slideshow below. Too bad Helio Castroneves crashed, it was exciting to see Simon chase him down for the second race.
http://www.houstonpress.com/slideshow/the-2014-grand-prix-of-houston-41637477/
I like Chandhok. Wish he made it a bit bigger in F1. But that is a good roster of names, hopefully people embrace the sport.Big names in the first Formula E test at Donnington Park (List at the bottom):
http://www.fia.com/news/sebastien-buemi-sets-pace-first-formula-e-test
Glad Jr made it through this one.
NASCAR's nine most powerful teams have formed the Race Team Alliance, a business association intended to increase revenues and budget efficiency for Sprint Cup organizations.
The RTA is comprised of Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates, Hendrick Motorsports, Joe Gibbs Racing, Michael Waltrip Racing, Richard Childress Racing, Richard Petty Motorsports, Roush Fenway Racing, Stewart-Haas Racing and Team Penske. It intends to open its membership to all teams in NASCAR's premier series.
A release said the organization "creates for the first time a single entity to engage with stakeholders on creative ways to market and experience the power of the sport's teams and drivers. As part of its focus, the RTA also plans to explore innovative ways to harness the combined purchasing power and scale of the teams' operations to drive efficiencies in costs."
Live streaming of the qualifying and race from the Red Bull Ring will also be available online at www.europeanlemansseries.com, the official website for the ELMS.
Ford has been out of the Le Mans game for some time now, but that may soon change. Racer reports that the Blue Oval is mulling a return to Le Mans for 2017 -- not in the top-tier LMP1 class, but the still highly competitive LMP2 class.
Ford currently competes in the Tudor United SportsCar Championship (TUSCC) series, racing two factory-backed, EcoBoost-powered Daytona Prototypes. The twin-turbo 3.0-liter EcoBoost V-6 that powers those prototypes could wind up in an LMP2 car, if the Le Mans program is greenlit. Ford's biggest claim to fame at Le Mans is the four consecutive wins scored by the GT40 from 1966 to 1969. A Ford LMP2 effort probably wouldn't top that, as an overall win would be out of the question. Still, Ford would have the chance to scrap with Nissan and Honda for in-class honors.
Racer suggests Ford might turn to Canadian outfit Multimatic Motorsports for its carbon fiber monocoque chassis, as the two companies previously worked together on an earlier Daytona Prototype. With the TUSCC series expected to eventually move to a unified LMP2-style chassis to close the gap between Daytona Prototypes and current P2s, the Ford-powered racer could debut for the 2016 TUSCC season with an eye on the 2017 24 Hours of Le Mans. Ford would run the cars first in the Tudor series to acquire aero and engine data. Racer notes that Ford recently listed a job posting for an aerodynamics supervisor, who would oversee stock car and sports car racing programs.
What do you think? Should Ford return to Le Mans? And if it does, should it shoot for the number-two class or go for an outright win in LMP1? Share your thoughts in the comments.
Interesting.Ford to enter LMP2 car in Le Mans?
I'd rather see them in LMP1 if they're going to go, but the more Le Mans entries the better IMO.