EJ Naegali tells the story of how a 1957 Chevy Gasser bracket car got turned into a drag-and-drive memory maker.

After some time away from racing, and his kids all grown up, Chuck Sorensen got the itch once again. “In 2014 I told my wife I had to build something as I missed the interaction and the fun with drag racing. So, I jumped on the internet looking for the lightest vehicle Mopar made, and I searched for a 1964 Plymouth Valiant Signet.”

Death Week is coming to the southwest of America on October 20-29, 2023, traversing some of the most beautiful and extreme landscapes in the country.

“Marty Pixler said it needed to be a bucket list item for me. He's competed in a few Hot Rod Drag Weeks, and said the atmosphere is like no other racing event. I've bracket raced for 20 years and it's all true, it's hard to describe how impactful it is, but it's like a Power Tour but with a bigger purpose, drive and sense of accomplishment.”

The question that has been posed by plenty of people: can the Tesla Plaid be modified to go quicker and faster than stock? The popular YouTube channel BoostedBoiz decided to employ a classic technique: lighten up the car!

“After completing several drag-and-drives, I’ve learned the keys for longevity on these events starts with a well-planned car…. Plus, one thing that is sometimes overlooked is enough focus and rest to be able to think through any issues that will arise.”

Two days of pure sensory nirvana are in the books, with last week’s Summit Sick Powerfest Presented by M1 Concourse and MotorTrend Presents Roadkill Nights Powered by Dodge completed in Pontiac, Michigan.

The legendary Woodward Avenue in Pontiac, Michigan has a history of hopped-up rides using various spots on the road for testing and “fun runs” in the original muscle car era. MotorTrend and Dodge have been writing some new chapters to the Woodward Avenue storybook, as Roadkill Nights has put on a massive show the last seven years.

Following a successful Sick Skids at M1 Concourse in 2022, Tom Bailey and crew joined forces with the M1 Concourse staff to create Summit Sick Powerfest Presented by M1 Concourse, held Friday, August 11th, 2023.

What started as a private party to raise money for the Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan, has now become an overload for the senses - Summit Sick Powerfest Presented by M1 Concourse - and it happens TODAY, August 11th, 2023!

Armed with a desire to jump into the world of drifting, Aaron Speegle’s first car would be the half car – half truck Holden Ute that was never available for sale in the US.

The Belvedere came to life with the Redeye Hemi less than a week to go before Roadkill Nights, but enough time to get it to a chassis dyno, as well as a test session at Milan Dragway Wednesday afternoon.

Tom Bailey and the team at Sick The Magazine have stepped up their giveaways big time with the announcement of the chance to win a race-ready 1957 Chevy Gasser.

“Through my friends being in the drifting scene, they helped me get a clear picture and select the right parts to make the car right for drifting.”

The RC Drag Racing series will host a national event at this year’s Summit Sick Powerfest Presented by M1 Concourse, and a big part of making it happen is competitor and long-time RC car enthusiast Frank Ulbrik.

Adam and Jason Kelley are brothers and partners on the Boosted Ride team, and after Adam’s initial success with the first pick-up, a 1967 Ford F100 nicknamed ‘Death Trap,’ Jason wanted a ride of his own.

A big nitro race is coming to Florida, with the announcement of the PRO Superstar Shootout bringing leading nitro teams together for an independent event.

For Brendon Greaves, pushing cars to their limits almost landed him behind bars. After several warnings, Brendon decided to keep the showing off on a closed track, venturing to a burnout competition. He had never heard of drifting, which was also taking place at that event. But just a few hours later, his automotive goals would take a big turn.

There’s a moment when you know about a certain car you have to have. Whether it’s something a friend or family member has, or maybe something from childhood you saw that stuck with you, we have dream rides we hope to obtain one day.

It’s not uncommon for a sibling to follow in another’s footsteps in regards to a hobby, a sport, or even a pattern of behavior. In the case of Jason Kelley, it was the trifecta, as Jason decided to follow brother Adam into the arena of burnout competition.