Evolution Car Culture

07/28/2024

🚨 BREAKING 🚨

Belgian Grand Prix winner George Russell has been disqualified from the race for an underweight car.

07/27/2024

07/27/2024

Singer ❤️

📸 Tomo 💪

07/25/2024

07/25/2024

Alfa Romeo Giulia GT Electric

07/25/2024

Red Bull has opted to take engine penalty in Spa for Max’s car, according to Racingnews365.

That means Max will receive a 10-grid penalty in this weekend’s race.

[https://racingnews365.com/verstappen-facing-severe-penalty-for-belgian-gp]

07/24/2024

07/24/2024

NHRA Breaking News: NHRA Legend John Force Announces Retirement some minute ago..

07/23/2024

BREAKING: Audi announce former Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto to lead F1 Project

07/22/2024

Max Verstappen has now failed to win three straight races for the first time since 2021.

He also has four non-podium finishes this season after having only one all of last season.

07/22/2024

07/22/2024

07/21/2024

🏆 OSCAR PIASTRI IS A FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX WINNER 🏆

The Australian claims victory in a DRAMATIC Hungarian Grand Prix!

07/21/2024

When Max went airborne 😮

07/20/2024

Who is going to

07/13/2024

Hometown hero Greg Moore (1975-1999) strikes a pose with his Indy car on the home straight at Vancouver's then-new Indy track in 1998.
Photo by Chris Relke

Born in New Westminster and raised in Maple Ridge, Greg began driving vehicles not long after he learned to walk. His first was a red Radio Flyer wagon he raced around the backyard fending off imaginary Andrettis and Sennas. He once told his mother Donna and father Ric that he didn’t want a red ‘car’, so his little red wagon was spray-painted gold. Ric, who had been a racing driver himself at the old Westwood Motorsport Park and owned a car dealership in Maple Ridge, encouraged Greg’s interest in racing. Greg began noodling around with go-karts at age six around the dealership lot. It’s said every single downspout on the lot was dented by young Greg at some point.

Greg’s talent for driving was unmistakable and by age 10 Ric signed his son up for the Westwood Karting Club. Greg was the 99th member of the club, so he chose number 99 as his racing number thereafter. At age 14, Greg won the 1989 North American Enduro Kart championship and repeated the following year as North American champion.

His rise up the developmental ladder was exactly how he raced: fast and impressive. In 1991, he was named the Esso Protec Formula Ford 1600 Rookie of the Year after finishing fourth overall in the championship standings with one victory, four second-place finishes, and two pole positions. The next year, still only 17 and racing against much older seasoned drivers, Greg won the USAC Formula 2000 West Championship and was again named rookie of the year, winning four races and earning four pole positions.

Written and researched by Jason Beck, Curator of the BC Sports Hall of Fame.
https://bcsportshall.com/honoured_member/greg-moore/

07/12/2024

07/07/2024

It’s coming home…