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04/28/2024

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08/28/2023

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Unbridled power. Unyielding downforce. Unapologetic American spirt. Street-legal, track-ready supercar power with Mustang soul. Meet the first-ever Ford Must...

06/24/2023

Good for another 30,000 miles 👌

06/02/2023

Remember to check you air pressure 🤣

05/12/2023

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05/11/2023

When life hands you lemons, make lemonade.

05/10/2023

With his victory, Max Verstappen became the first driver since 1984 to win an F1 race from 9th on the grid! 🤯

Niki Lauda was the last driver to win from 9th, at the French GP 39 years ago.

04/21/2023

04/21/2023

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04/13/2023

“Recreational Use. Street Cars and Community”

Under a bridge in East Tennessee, a crowd of auto enthusiasts has been gathering for quite some time. Whether it's testing new upgrades, making trade deals, or just hanging out, pop-up meets like this one have become a staple in cities across the country. As car culture evolves with each new generation of drivers, these gatherings harken back to the late 90s and early 2000s, when the Fast & Furious franchise first took off.

Although these meets have caused issues in some cities due to their size and ensuing chaos, it's essential to recognize that every generation has its challenges. One key difference today is the widespread availability of technology and power. Nowadays, anyone can finance what would have been considered a race car in 1998, and new drivers are hitting the road with these high-performance vehicles. Advancements in tuning processes and the easy accessibility of parts – even 3D-printed at home – have ushered in another hot rod era(60s) in car culture.

Our crew recently visited a few East Tennessee meets, where the atmosphere was more relaxed compared to those in Florida or Texas. Smaller groups gathered in separate areas, making the events more manageable and safe. To ensure a positive experience, we encouraged these young enthusiasts to keep their spaces clean and shared cautionary tales as a way to learn from one other. While they're aware of legal gathering options at local tracks, this underground street racing life is the one they've chosen to embrace.

In this rapidly changing world of car culture, it's essential to support and educate the next generation as they navigate their passion for speed, power, and camaraderie

Under a bridge in Tennessee, a crowd of auto enthusiasts has been gathering for quite some time. Whether it's testing new upgrades, making trade deals, or ju...

04/11/2023

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"Chattanooga Steps Up for World Rally Championship: Excitement, Economy, and Racing Excellence", We are currently witnessing an exhilarating period for motorsports enthusiasts in Chattanooga. The Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile is in the process of evaluating the trails and back roads of...