By John Coyle

Deputy Editor

If you’ve ever been stuck at a drawbridge—like the super-irritating one right in front of CarDomain HQ—you’ve thought about jumping across. But it takes a bad-ass individual to actually give it a go, and Robbie Maddison is just that type of individual. London’s iconic London Bridge is obviously a sweet target for such a stunt, and while the gap here isn’t all that wide, the combination of back flip, burly incline and heavy railing presence make this maneuver look pretty sketch. Yikes.

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

How cool is this? I wonder what kind of reaction they’d get in Seattle… Via Jalopnik

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Formula One has made some of the most sweeping rule changes in the sport’s history. In this video from Red Bull Racing, Sebastian Vettel explains how the differences in aerodynamics, tires and technology will help bring down the cost of racing and increase the racing excitement. I’m really looking forward to seeing these changes in action!

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

So what do you guys think? Hot or not?

By Jim Brennan

UDMan

Along with some significant (and not quite significant) vehicles available at the Scottsdale Barrett-Jackson Auction that GM Heritage Museum is disposing of, there is a group of racing and racing support cars that will be offered for bid. Most of these have been saved for the Finale on Sunday, in the hopes of achieving as much value as possible. A lot of these cars will be purchased for future vintage racing, or for racing museums, but I’m guessing that more than a couple will be actively campaigned in the very near future. Sit back, and buckle up your five point harness, here are some of the racing vehicles from the GM Historical Collection.

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