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  • 2 weeks ago | motor1.com | Chris Rosales

    About 100 miles north of Los Angeles, deep in the dustiest corner of the Mojave Desert, is an iconic ribbon of tarmac: Willow Springs International Raceway. Founded in 1953, then stewarded by the late Bill Huth from 1962 until his death in 2015, the track was home for road racers like Carroll Shelby and Bob Bondurant. The Ford GT40 spent test sessions there in ‘65 ahead of its iconic Le Mans win. Nigel Mansell set the longstanding track record in a Lotus 91 in ‘82.

  • 3 weeks ago | motor1.com | Chris Rosales

    Carrera is an evocative word—Spanish for "race." Once upon a time, Porsche reserved that term for its most hardcore sports cars, ones that required specialist knowledge to operate. Famously, the Fuhrmann four-cam in the original 1955 Porsche 356A Carrera was essentially a race engine that would shake itself to death thanks to an astronomical (for 1955) 7,000 rpm redline. Legend says a complete rebuild took around 150 hours of labor. Truly metal as fuck.

  • 1 month ago | msn.com | Chris Rosales

  • 1 month ago | motor1.com | Chris Rosales

    The bravery in offering a new, mass-market product like the Toyota Tacoma with a manual transmission cannot be understated. In a world where manuals have been slowly going extinct (save for some niche sports cars), a normie, home-grown, salt-of-the-earth pickup with a stick is an aberration. So I had to try it myself for our newest Youtube video. The self-shifted Tacoma can be best described as a mixed bag.

  • 1 month ago | msn.com | Chris Rosales

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