The last front engine Corvette rolls off the line and Lamborghini takes their science of speed to space and beyond.

There is one race that trumps them all.  The 1992 Hooters race at Altanta MotorSpeedway.  We saw the beginning of Gordon's career, the end of Richard Petty's, and a battle between some of the greatest names in the sport and would be the last race for Davey Allison and Alan Kulwicki before they died.  It's hard to contain this race into words, but S1apSh0e knows how to tell a story, especially if it's NASCAR.  If you like racing, pull everyone around the television or computer and strap in for 30 minutes of a story that will celebrate victory, make you understand defeat, and wrench your heart in a moment that will forever go down as the great NASCAR race of all time.

SEMA received a lot of criticism this year regarding bad builds and we wanted to address that, but the main talking point today was the Hampton Beach Community Meeting that specifically blamed "car clubs" for rowdy behavior at the beach.  The article that reviewed the information used the talking points of a speaker and one online post to basically put blame at their feet.  Well we decided to take on the roll of journalists and debunk some of the fake news claims that were insinuated by speaking with the actual poster and ask if he, and his club, were allowed to attend the meeting.  You'll be shocked by what we found.

I should've known that when FoNE throws a party that it's going to be insane.  From a Ferrari F40 and a Porsche 918  to a load of twin turbo Lamborghinis and more Dodge Vipers than you can shake a stick at, this event was nutz, and no I didn't spell that wrong.  Here is our coverage of the last event of the season for them.  I know you're going to enjoy it!