Porsche Racing video
loop video used at the Michelin booth at SEMA 2007.
Drag Racing 1995 – Top Fuel Quarter Finals Pt. 1 – Liv Berstad NitrolympX Hockenheim
Top Fuel Quarter finals 1995 NitrolympX: Part 1 Liv Berstad Bye-run Thank you. RMA
Video Rating: 4 / 5
VW Golf Junior Cup, Germany, 1977
VW Golf Junior Cup, Germany, 1977
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Kyle Busch Will Be Tough To Beat At Richmond
Kyle Busch is always a threat whenever he straps into the cockpit of a NASCAR racecar. Whether it’s Trucks (he runs his own company, Kyle Busch Motorsports), Nationwide (four wins in eight starts this season) or Sprint Cup (one win, sixth in the standings), the younger brother of Kurt is arguably the most talented driver in NASCAR. That talent really comes to the forefront on short tracks, where it takes a certain level of finesse and aggression, so when it comes to this Saturday night’s race at Richmond International Raceway, which isn’t quite a mile long but races like a superspeedway, you can expect to see Busch at the top of the odds at your favorite online betting sites.
Busch has dominated at Richmond, winning the spring race the past two years while finishing fifth in the 2009 fall race, and then he came in second to Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin in last year’s fall race, working his way up from a starting position of 32nd. In 12 races at Richmond, the No.18 driver has a finishing average of 5.2 with a ridiculous 10 top-fives, and in the spring race, Busch has never finished out of the top five, posting a nonsensical 2.5 average.
Of course, Busch will have to deal with the likes of Hamlin, Kevin Harvick, Carl Edwards, a resurgent Dale Earnhardt Jr., and of course, five-time defending series champion Jimmie Johnson, who is coming off a thrilling win at Talladega. But if you’re going to win at Richmond, you’re likely going to have to beat Busch to do it, and he looks like a different driver this year, still aggressive, but he knows when to pick his spots. Don’t be surprised to see Kyle Busch and his No.18 Toyota Camry in Victory Lane on Saturday night.
Dirt Oval Kart Racing
Heat one of the Yamaha class, during the 2008 ND State Championships at the Forks Karting Speedway in Grand Forks, ND
Drag Racing 1994 – Super Twin Top Fuel quarter finals Nitrolympix Hockenheim
Quarter Final round on 1/8 mile Distance. Among other drivers there are Anders Karling, Gerard Willemse, Joachim Riemer, Werner Sohm, Lothar Schmidt and Adam Hewitt. Thanks – RMA
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Racing, Crashing, Drifting Music Video
A montage of cars and bikes. These clips are not my own
Steve Peeden Racing
P3′s First Feature win at Paragon Speedway on July 19, 2008….starts inside second row
Video Rating: 4 / 5
The Winner Arrived To The Indy Japan 300
The Indy Japan 300 has a new champion. After Dan Wheldon monopolized the championship for the last two years, a new winner has raised: Helio Castroneves. The pilot claimed his second straight win of the season on the IndyCar Series. The first one was the Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.
Dan Wheldon was on the run towards becoming the first IndyCar Series pilot to triumph three straight years at the same track, but it just wouldn’t happen because Castroneves had different plans.
This is the first time Castroneves wins in Japan. He stood out from the other drivers during the 200 lap race. By the moment he crossed the finish line last year’s champion: Dan Wheldon was 6.3851 seconds away.
When Castroneves assured his victory, he got out of his strong Dallara car, and with his own traditional celebration, he climbed the fence to show everyone he had won at the 1.5-mile Twin Ring Motegi circuit north of Tokyo.
The 93 points that the pilot had accumulated during the IRL championship worked out just fine for him as he got to start the race from the pole position. This, but most of all his driving skills helped him to lead for 184 laps and finally obtain the victory over all the other pilots.
Istanbul – Turkey
The city of Istanbul in turkey is sometimes also referred to Constantinople. The city is the largest city in Turkey both according to area and population. Istanbul has approximately 12.6 million residents in its boundaries. The city is considered as Turkeys main platform and hub for culture, architecture, history and financial strategies. Istanbul totally includes 39 districts. Istanbul is the city which is located on two different continents. The covered area of Istanbul is approximately about 707 square miles which makes the city the fifth largest in the world according to population density liver per square miles. The location of Istanbul city is North West side of the Marmara region in turkey.
Turkey has very mild summers with high percentage of humidity but winters are very cold, windy and snow is very often in the city during winter season. Istanbul is slightly hot and humid in the months of May to September. The city has a humidity percentage of about 79%. Winters start from October and remain until April. The city mostly receives the rainfall and snow during the months of December, January, February and March. Maximum temperature during summers can be up to 25 degrees while in summers mostly in nights it can also fall below freezing point.
Economically Istanbul is a very strong city as it has a very high impact in the overall Turkish economy. Istanbul is the city which is very rich in producing cotton, tobacco, silk and many other products. Istanbul has also gained importance economically because it hosts all the sea ports of Turkey and also international airports. Istanbul has some of the major industries of Turkey which includes Rubber industry, metal ware, chemicals, leather, transport vehicles industries, glass and many others. The city also generates its revenue from the tourism department.
Istanbul also plays an important part in the field of education as the city has a number of private and public institutions having high reputation in world. The city has almost 20 universities which allows student to specialize in many different fields. Public sector institutions are preferred more in the city because of their good results and reputation. Istanbul University was established in 1453 and is regarded as the oldest ever university of Turkey. Since then it has provided quality education to the students of not only Turkey but also students from different areas of the worlds. Along with Istanbul University Istanbul Technical University is also of great importance as it is the worlds third oldest university in the field of technology established in 1773.
In the field of sports Istanbul and Turkey have started to dominate in sports like football, basketball and volleyball. Ataturk Stadium is the biggest stadium in Turkey. The stadium has the honor of hosting UEFA champions League Final of 2005 between Liverpool FC of England and Ac Milan of Italy. Istanbul is also very famous for hosting many types of motor sport races. Out of which Formula One Turkish Grand Prix is the most important one.
Red Bull F1 Singapore – Night Race
CG animation of the upcoming Webber and Vettel’s practice session in Singapore, in the eve of the first ever nighttime F1 race this september 28th.
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Toyota Street Racing Thai Style
The Toyota Yaris Championship comes to the city of Udon Thani..great crowd control!
Video Rating: 4 / 5