The recent Jump Champs 3.0 unfolded in spectacular fashion in Southern California. The event was part of the Jump Champs Series - a collection of off-road events featuring, you guessed it – jumps! The format is cool. Instead of a pro-only show, this high-flying festival
Hey fuelers! We wanted to take a moment to wish you all a Happy Independence Day and a safe and sane 4th of July. No matter what you’re driving or parading in today, make it a fun-fueled day celebrating all things American. And beside this sincere
Born Free 10 was a celebration of epic proportions for those who live on two wheels. Nestled in the hills of Orange County, CA, along a twisting canyon road, you’ll find Oak Canyon Ranch, a 17-acre park where most people come to get in touch
If 1932 Fords are your thing, the 18th All Deuce Run in North Carolina gave you all the deuce glory you could handle. While the ‘32 Ford was only a single production year, it made an immense impact on the hot rod world dating back to
Dust off the fanny pack and find your neon colorblock windbreakers, it’s time for RADwood NorCal! The car show at Oyster Point, just south of San Francisco, was more than just a car show. From RADwood’s website, the offical explanation of what unfolded last weekend is
The Hot Rod Dirt Drags drive home so many emotions, feelings and visuals. There's nothing quite like reminiscing about the “good 'ole days,” and if given the opportunity to relive some of the greatest moments in history, most people would jump at the opportunity. For
If you like high stakes, heads-up drag racing and ground-pounding funny cars, then Funny Car Chaos Amarillo should be added to your bucket list. After a three-decade void of any nitromethane burning, ear-piercing, flame-throwing funny car action, eager Texas panhandle flopper fans jammed the stands
The SCTA just recently held their El Mirage season opener and it didn’t disappoint. Surely you’ve heard of this majestic playa located north of Los Angeles. It’s a magical place with quite a hot rod history. They’ve been racing at El Mirage Dry Lake since the
Meguiar’s MotorEx 2018 is the largest and most prestigious car show of its kind in Australia. Held between the two capital city's of Sydney and Melbourne, this year it was Melbourne’s turn to play host. With new owners (the same guys that own Summernats) there
I’ve been to my fair share of car shows and cruise-ins over the years, but this was the first time my destination came with latitude/longitude coordinates. Why you might ask? Secret local? Nope, it’s an old turf air strip and coordinates are much more useful
