e thunderous roar of American muscle returns to Sebring International Raceway this weekend as the Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli headlines the Sebring SpeedTour Feb. 19-21.
In the midst of continuing difficult circumstances, the teams, drivers and organizers of the 2021 Trans Am presented by Pirelli Championships have been busy behind the scenes getting ready for what will be the 53rd year of the iconic muscle car series.
After a solid 2019 season in which he finished fifth in the Limited Sportsman Division standings at South Boston Speedway Kenny Daniel is looking to make more of an impact in 2021.
Genuine opportunities are hard to come by in the professional world of motorsport, but with the 2021 season now just a few weeks away, German sportscar team Molitor Racing (MRS GT-Racing) have made a seat available in an outstanding championship caliber program in the new North American Porsche Carrera-Cup Series.
Motul, a company known around the world for producing high-quality performance motor oils and industrial lubricants, joined the Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli in a long-term partnership as the “Official Motor Oil” of the series.
Riding the momentum of their January victory at the Rolex 24 at Daytona last month, Era Motorsport keeps the winning streak alive following a successful debut weekend in the Asian Le Mans Series with JOTA Sport.
The Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli opens its 54th season of racing next weekend, headlining the Sebring SpeedTour Feb. 19-21 at Sebring International Raceway, the same historic venue where it debuted in 1966.
Following a strong initial campaign together last season in the NASCAR Pinty’s Series, once again Wight Motorsports Inc (WMI) with principal David Wight announced that WMI will compete for the full season in the NASCAR Pinty’s Series. Returning this year is Boischatel, Quebec’s Donald Theetge.
Second-generation Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli driver Simon Gregg announced the formation of the Peter Gregg Foundation and Peter Gregg Gallery, paying tribute to his father, an American sports car legend.
Pit-road photos already did the expensive work. Inpaint the lie first, then Seedance 2.5 for a 4–30s kit-locked car beat, and Motion Studio for a 9:16 bumper with type. Not a souvenir “bring photos to life” button.
A foldable electric bike closes that gap. It tucks into space a full-size bicycle can't, and its motor turns hills, headwinds, and long campground loops into a non-issue.
Ensuring an upscale living experience while adhering to the financial realities of modern families, Clovelle of Woodlands EC emerges as a beacon of affordability and elegance.
