August 2022

While the scenario is not exactly the same, Kyle Larson again enters the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs as the guy 15 others are trying to knock off the perch. But last year, it was because Larson was the clear championship favorite. Larson…
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Jeremy Clements won the rain-delayed Xfinity Series race at Daytona International Speedway, but he is no longer playoff eligible after an L2 penalty issued by NASCAR on Tuesday. Clements keeps the Wawa 250 win, but his No. 51 Chevrolet was…
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Updated 8/30/2022: Our initial negative review of the Sedici Garda Waterproof Boots in January prompted a response from the manufacturer, Comoto, and led to several in-depth conversations about the boots. After an examination of our…
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SparkCharge announced a new round of funding Monday that will help enable a continued expansion of the firm’s unique on-demand charging services. The company essentially uses portable hardware to help fill gaps in infrastructure or help EV…
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Charging on demand comes to more cities. A new study sees the USPS electric mail-truck analysis as flawed. And which brands are impressing buyers the most in terms of tech features? This and more, here at Green Car Reports. Tesla and…
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Over the past couple of years, the Insurance Institute for Highway safety has been expanding its testing of automatic emergency braking systems. It has expanded from just testing car-to-car capabilities to testing car-to-pedestrian, as of…
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Several employees of Faraday Future have called on the electric-vehicle startup's board and shareholders to remove Executive Chairperson Susan Swenson, according to a letter seen by Reuters. Representatives for a group of about 140…
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By SCCA | August 29, 2022 2:31 PM ET My guest on episode 57 of Inside the SCCA – presented by Blayze Coaching – is Brian Mason. He’s leading the team putting together this year’s Solo Nationals. We take a look at what is…
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The 2022 NTT IndyCar Series reaches its championship climax at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca on Sept. 11 with the Firestone Grand Prix of Monterey. During the late 1980s and early 1990s, the classic Californian road course was…
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The 1970s was another decade distinguished by poor management and dubious marketing moves. The year 1974 saw the end of the singles and round-case 750s, replaced by the ungainly 860 and an unremarkable parallel twin. In 1976, when Ducati’s…
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