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PennGrade 1 Hosts Paralympian and Top Sportsman Driver Matthew Stutzman at PRI

Born with no arms, Stutzman drag races competitively using his feet.

Stanadyne to Debut New Performance Product Line at PRI

Stanadyne, a global fuel and air management systems supplier, will officially unveil its new performance products, systems, and solutions portfolio at the 2023 PRI Show. The company’s new performance products will be on display at its booth (#2943) in the convention center’s Yellow Hall. “We are using our first time exhibiting at the PRI Show

Elgin Pro Stock Conical Valve Springs

Elgin PRO-STOCK conical valve springs help stabilize valvetrain dynamics and provide superior damping without wear.

SADEV Racing Transmission to Showcase New Innovations at PRI

SADEV Racing Transmission, a manufacturer whose transmission systems have powered race cars to victory at the highest levels of competition, will offer PRI attendees a one-of-a-kind experience at this year’s show. In addition to showcasing its world-class lineup of products for 2WD, 4WD, EV and high horsepower, as well as transverse, inline and transaxles, SADEV Racing

King to Showcase New Godzilla Bearings and a Ride-On Cooler Raffle at PRI

King Engine Bearings, a manufacturer of engine bearings for automotive and racing applications, will exhibit its latest innovations and offer a chance to win a ride-on cooler cart at the PRI 2023 trade show. At booth #601 in the Green Hall, King Engine Bearings will display a range of new products that were released during

Mark Finnie Named CEO of Racing & Performance Holdings

Racing & Performance Holdings, the organization overseeing AFR, Scat, Vortech, Paxton, RaceTec Pistons, and ProCar brands, has announced the appointment of Mark Finnie as its new CEO. This strategic move is part of Racing &Performance Holdings’ vision to implement a new organizational design aimed at capitalizing on growth opportunities within its performance brands. The realignment

Toyota’s New NASCAR Cup Series Camry XSE

Toyota has revealed its new NASCAR Cup Series Camry XSE race car that will debut during the 2024 season. The Camry XSE follows the Toyota Camry TRD Next Gen, which won 18 races and 25 poles during the last two seasons. Designed as a collaboration between Toyota, Toyota Racing Development and Calty Design, the body

Two Late Model Series to Merge

The American Late Model Series has merged with the Iron-Man Late Model Series and will rebrand as the Valvoline American Late Model Iron-Man Series. The series will compete under DIRTcar Late Model technical and tire rules, and will feature races in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama. Chris Tilley will manage day-to-day operations

NASCAR Rebrands Canadian Series

NASCAR’s Canadian stock car series, currently known as NASCAR Pinty’s Series, will be known as the NASCAR Canada Series beginning in 2024. Evirum and Pinty’s will serve as presenting partners for the series.  Additionally, longtime motorsports executive Alan Labrosse has been named general manager of NASCAR Canada. He will be responsible for growing and promoting NASCAR throughout

New Venues Added for 2024 Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series

The Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series has released its 30-race schedule for the 2024 season. During 2024, the series will visit 22 different tracks, including nine new venues, and will see the return of Appalachian Midget Week, a four-race stint in Pennsylvania. The season begins in March at the South Illinois Center at the Du Quoin

Speedway Motorsports Names Graham Smith VP of OEM Partnerships

Speedway Motorsports has named Graham Smith, formerly the vice president of Business Operations for U.S. Legend Cars International, as vice president of OEM Partnerships. In the new role, Smith will be responsible for strengthening company relationships, cultivating partnerships and establishing new corporate events with OEMs. Under direction from Speedway Motorsports Executive Vice President and Chief

Record Number of Manufacturers for 2024 WEC Entry List

The 2024 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) will feature a record-breaking 14 manufacturers across its Hypercar and LMGT3 classes. Manufacturers competing in WEC next year include Alpine, Aston Martin, BMW, Cadillac, Corvette, Ferrari, Ford, Isotta Fraschini, Lamborghini, Lexus, McLaren, Peugeot, Porsche, and Toyota. The LMGT3 class replaces the LMGTE class that has been on the