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Stock car is used to differentiate a special race car, custom-built and designed only for racing purposes with no intent of its ever being used as regular transportation. In the beginning, stock-car racing was exactly what it sounds like. Drivers actually bought brand-new cars from dealers and went racing. More ...
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| Formula One |
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The modern era of Formula One Grand Prix racing began in 1950. Formula One, also known as Grand Prix racing, is the highest class of auto racing defined by the Federation International Automobile (FIA), motor sport's world governing body. The "formula" in the name is a set of rules. More ...
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| Sports Cars |
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These are supercars - fast, powerful, and sexy.
Generally speaking, sports cars are performance-oriented cars targeted at auto enthusiasts. They're typically 2-door coupes or convertibles with powerful engines, sport-tuned suspensions and sleeker body styles. More ... |
| Kits to Assemble |
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Build your dream! You most likely built scale models as a kid, now it is time to build the real thing. A kit-car is a hobby project where you buy a set of parts that you have to assemble yourself to make the car of your dreams. More ... |
| Dragsters |
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They do their racing on "drag strips"—abandoned airport runways, four-lane roads specifically set aside for their use, or some other isolated and guarded track. A drag race is an acceleration contest from a standing start between two vehicles side by side over a measured distance. The accepted standard for that distance is either a quarter-mile or an eighth-mile. More ...
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| Muscle Cars |
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American Muscle Cars, a term first used in the sixties, are the very words that speak of automotive power. A muscle car is a high-performance automobile that has enthralled our nation. Uniquely American, they are frequently loud and their owners are proud. More ... |
| Touring Car Races |
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Touring car racing is a competitions in heavily-modified street cars. Cars are usually 4-door 'family' sedans or, more rarely, 2-door coupe cars. Cars are separated into groups of similar performance level. More ... |
