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On June 30th, 1953 the first production Corvette rolled off the assembly line. And after being re-christened as the Sting Ray in 1963, the C2 Corvette brought ever-increasing performance to “America’s Sports […]

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has just issued a proposed set of strict new federal emissions standards for all new cars, trucks, and SUVs starting in 2027. While SEMA […]

The following article features excerpts from our conversation with Doug Gordon. You can hear the entire interview in this episode of the OnAllCylinders Podcast: *** In the context of sports, […]

We are saddened to report news that Nancy Edelbrock passed away earlier this week. Nancy was the wife of Vic Edelbrock and, in addition to being the matriarch of the […]

When GM officially announced the end of the 6th-Gen Camaro a while back, we were wondering if the Chevy folks would send the Camaro off with some slick special models. […]

For much of the United States, late May through early June typically marks the end of the school year. And attending all those graduation parties must’ve made the Summit Racing […]

The very first Frazer automobile rolled off the assembly line on May 29, 1946. And considering we just saw one come into the Akron, Ohio Summit Racing Retail Store, we […]

*Update! In the time since this story was first published, the engine has been installed and is running. Scroll to the bottom of this article to see (and hear!) the […]

Want to impress your gearhead pals with some obscure automobile trivia? You should learn about a guy named Henry Peter Brougham. Brougham was a lawyer and British statesman who ultimately […]

With extensive writing, marketing, and racing talents, Jim Wangers cast a tall shadow around Detroit stretching back to the 1950s. While Wangers is perhaps best remembered for his marketing efforts […]