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Romeo, Mi.- Forum member sharabi over at the Team Shelby forums has posted the most recent shots of a 2010 Mustang to date. The pictures clearly show a sculpted “shoulder” and a defined “c” scoop along the side of the car. Obviously, speculation about the car is all there really is to go on, but these shots are even closer than the Priddy folks could get. More pictures after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

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Sebring, Fla.- Heads up, ‘Vette fans- Pratt &Miller Engineering is set to unveil a convertible C6RS Corvette at the 12 hours of Sebring. The sans-roof car has a ton of features, but probably the coolest thing the car has going for it is an all-carbon fiber body. Yep, you read that right, for the right price, you can drive around in a hard piece of cloth. Considering the climbing average age of Corvette buyers anymore, a ‘Vette that can offer “hardness” on such a scale is probably pretty high on the “desirable” list. More crudeness and info after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

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Tony George, the dude that owns the Indianapolis Motor Speedway venue, told the audience at an Indiana University business conference that he was pursuing options to fix the relationship between the F1 CEO in time for the Speedway’s 100th birthday.

SpeedTV also revealed that a marketing firm has been hired by IMS to help find a F1 title sponsor.  If they can grab the right sponsor, there is a good chance that Formula 1 could return to the US.

The good news is, I have contacted Tony George about having culture|garage being the title sponsor of the event.  I am just waiting to hear back if 50 c|g sticker and 100 bucks will cover the bill.

via f1-live 

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What’s the deal with NBC?!

You may remember that NBC is in the works to bring the hugely popular British car-themed talk show Top Gear to America. Rumors were wild about who would host, since the trio on the UK version could make watching paint dry an award-winning ratings juggernaut. Read the rest of this entry »

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An online petition on the website of current Prime Minister Gordon Brown is attempting to push the Top Gear presenter next in line for the position. Over 30,000 signatures have been signed up so far, and the PM’s office is reportedly “taking it seriously.”

No comment has been made yet by Clarkson.

Here’s to hoping something comes of the situation, so Clarkson’s self-confidence and ego can receive a much needed boost. The full article after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

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