After a thrilling marathon stage, the Rallye Aïcha des Gazelles reached its halfway point at Leg 4. The route was a 160km loop with “easy-to-navigate plains, some hilly terrain and wide flat zones.” At least teams had the main bivouac to forward to by day’s end unless things went awry. Let’s get into who had
Guy Martin takes on an extreme world record attempt on the largest Wall of Death ever made. To watch the full event click here.
Who says you can’t drive your supercar in rugged winter conditions? A specially modified Ferrari F40 charges up the snowy slopes, sliding sideways all the way to base camp in this short film, “A Day In The Life”.
“Miata Girls” Get A Web Redemption Remember those girls that destroyed some poor guys’ Miata? It turns out the Miata Girls got a “Web Redemption” when pro drivers Drake Kemper and Sam Barnett took them for a spin around The Thermal Club in a couple Global MX-5 Cup Cars. After a lap or two I’m pretty
Tiff has a go in a custom 1000 horsepower Mustang and makes some bold claims.
Ian Beaudoux of DKS hangs with Matt Harris of 40 Cal Customs in Alcoa, Tennessee. Matt discusses his beginnings in motorcycle world, the birth of 40 Cal Customs, and the “Dixie Rose” – his Born Free 7 Speed and Style winning build.
“More than 230 kilometres in complete autonomy, with no mechanical assistance during the night, an improvised camp out in the middle of the desert and 14 CPs to reach over two days.” This is how Rallye Aïcha des Gazelles’ official website describes the two day marathon across the Erg Chebbi Dunes of Merzouga. Three routes
Last year’s Rennsport Reunion V at Laguna Seca was a fantastic showcase of vintage Porsche race and street cars. Of course, if you want to bring your 45 year old Gulf 917, it’s a good idea to freshen it up and test it beforehand.
