Donald N. Frey, the engineer who responsible for the design and development of the original Ford Mustang. The affordably priced “pony car” that the Ford Motor Company rolled out in the mid-1960s in one of the most successful car introductions in automotive history.
Mr Frey died March 5 in Evanston, Ill., where he lived. He was 86.
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Its official. Ken Block has gone global announcing a new partnership with the Monster Energy World Rally Team. Mr. Block will also be switching from Subaru to Ford, and has global platform to hone his rally skills. In addition to campaigning a Fiesta in the 2010 Rally America and X Games competition, Block will also pilot a Focus in the 2010 FIA WRC series. …click here to read more
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Ken Block races in the first Baja 300 Powerdays in Germany. The Baja 300 Powerdays marked the first time Trophy Trucks and Class 1 cars have ever been on European soil. The event was also the first time in history that off-road and rally cars competed in the same venue. …click here to read more
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Formula One legend Michael Schumacher announced today that he will not be returning to the sport to replace the injured Felipe Massa in Valencia as hoped due to his ongoing neck injury.
“Yesterday evening, I had to inform Ferrari President Luca di Montezemolo and Team Principal Stefano Domenicali that unfortunately I’m not able to step in for Felipe,” Schumacher stated on his personal website. “I really tried everything to make that temporary comeback possible, however, much to my regret it didn’t work out.
“Unfortunately we did not manage to get a grip on the pain in the neck which occurred after the private F1-day in Mugello, even if medically or therapeutically we tried everything possible.” …click here to read more
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Watch wheelman Rhys Millen of RMR (Rhys Millen Racing) break the 2WD Time Attack Class record at this years Pike’s Peak International Hill Climb while piloting his Hyundai Genesis Coupe. The 14,110-foot summit covering 12.4 miles was conquered by Millen in 12 minutes, 9.397 seconds. With changing pavement and elevations its amazing the work, tuning and flat out driving that went into this car. …click here to read more
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The 87th Annual Pikes Peak International Hill Climb has a new world record holder today – the Rhys Millen Racing Red Bull Hyundai Genesis Coupe. World Champion driver Rhys Millen piloted the Genesis Coupe to his ninth overall class title, breaking one of his two world records in 17 trips to the Hill Climb.
“Driving the Genesis Coupe for the first time at Pikes Peak in front of thousands of fans is an amazing experience,” said Millen. “Nothing compares to the pressure and thrill of Pikes Peak while competing against yourself for the record.”
Millen set the record time of 12 minutes, 9 seconds (12:09.397) more than 1 minute and 23 seconds faster than his nearest competitor in the rear-wheel-drive Time Attack Class. At the finish line on the summit of Pikes Peak, Millen reported that the car that never skipped a beat, no matter how hard he challenged the diverse terrain and high altitude, and finished with both rear tires down to steel belts. Millen utilized the Genesis Coupe’s rear-drive layout to its full potential, power-sliding his Genesis Coupe mere inches away from guard rails, trees and 2,000-foot cliffs, while besting his own record of 12 minutes, 31.61 seconds by 22 seconds. …click here to read more
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