by Driver | Apr 6, 2020 | Car and Auto News
When billions of dollars are at stake over research and development, tooling, manufacturing, and sales, huge companies like Ford, Honda, and Mercedes-Benz look for one thing above all else: stability. A tumultuous future does nothing but invite reactionary decisions that could grind profitability to a halt, something that could now occur thanks to the Trump […]
by Driver | Apr 5, 2020 | Car and Auto News
What a difference a week makes. When I first posted a story last week announcing my big move from real-world professional racing (not happening, thanks to coronavirus) to professional sim racing (actually happening), I thought I was being clever. I thought I was...
by Driver | Apr 5, 2020 | Car and Auto News
Car nerds like us will tell the non-initiated that we know everything about every car ever made. We’re walking, talking Encyclopedia Britannica’s of the automotive world. But what happens when you pose the challenge to draw, from memory, an automaker’s logo? Think you...
by Driver | Apr 5, 2020 | Car and Auto News
The next-gen car has been tested a handful of times by NASCAR drivers Austin Dillon, Erik Jones, Joey Logano and, most recently, William Byron. From three-quarter-mile short ovals to two-mile speedways, it’s been put through its paces to determine what needs...
by Driver | Apr 4, 2020 | Car and Auto News
The popularity of sim racing has skyrocketed amidst these drab times of self-isolation and canceled plans. Whereas we should be watching professional hot-shoes go door-to-door IRL, we’re left to spectate as they take on one another aboard a common server, many...
by Driver | Apr 3, 2020 | Car and Auto News
Good morning and welcome back to Speed Lines, The Drive’s morning roundup of the news that matters in transportation. We have so much news to cover today—none of it good—that it’s hard to know where to even start, but let’s see what we can do. ...
