By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

It was hard to pick just one photo from from Katie’s 2008 Honda Civic ride page cause they’re all so good!

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

It seems to have been a rough year for drag-race attendees, and this horrific incident in Brazil is the latest assault on race-fan safety. Be warned: there’s kids screaming and brief views of grisly injuries.

Stands Collapse at Drag Race! Over 100 Hurt!

By Karan Singh

StreetFire.net

Porsche just revealed their latest 997 variant, the 911 Speedster!

2011 Porsche 911 Speedster Teaser!

By Michael Berenis

Tampa Sports Car Examiner

Is this tacky, or cool? A BMW M5 with a very unique M5 paint scheme is either something you’ll love or hate. I the lines and how the M5 looks like the real logo, but I still feel something is missing. Comment below what you think is missing, and read more at Tampa Sports Car Examiner.

By Speedhunters

Car Culture At Large

Great shot here of Davey Clarke’s wild turbo KE70 out of Australia. If you think the car looks cool in photos, you should see the video… Photo by Sven Bengtsson.

By Mike Garrett

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

Too bad it’s not street legal… but at least it’s pink. The seller says he says he wants to go for  a final ride in it with whoever buys it–”consider it a training lesson.” Check out the listing on eBay!

By Mark Gearhart

powerTV Media

To this day, the name Mickey Thompson still reverberates in the automotive world, as the racing pioneer served as one of the most influential figures in automotive history, leaving behind a timeless legacy that will never be forgotten. Along with his accolades and innovations in the sport of drag racing, Thompson set more speed and endurance records than any other man in history during his driving career. And the records he established at the fabled Bonneville Salt Flats will forever live in infamy. In 1958, he powered his twin-engine HEMI-powered dragster to a 294 MPH world record, and in 1959, returned with the infamous “Challenger I” setting four world records with a speed of 345 MPH. He then cemented his place in history in 1970, becoming the first driver to exceed 400 MPH. in addition, he set a slew of world records driving three different Mach 1 Mustangs.

Check out the full story at StangTV.com!

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Last weekend, Glenn checked out the Concours at the Trump Golf Course in Palos Verdes, California. Check out the pics!

By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

I was almost starting to think that no one was still running neon anymore, but Kristoffer totally rocks his red underglow. Check out his Monte’s ride page.

By Speedhunters

Car Culture At Large

While at Sodegaura the other weekend I was lucky enough to get shown this spotless first generation Nissan Silvia by its owner. The car was still running the first license plates it was ever issued, a rare thing to see in Japan. The original Silvia badge. Looking at such a classic and historical car, I couldn’t help but think it’s a real pity Nissan has no intention of bringing the Silvia back to the masses. With only the Mazda Roadster and upcoming FT86 in the affordable front engine/rear wheel drive market, it would seem a viable enough plan. See more views at Speedhunters.

-by Dino Dalle Carbonare