Remote Control (RC) cars are fast and furious. Once charged with electricity, RC cars move at a lightening speed. They simply rule the race track. Sounds like the real deal, isn’t it?
Remote control cars are ferocious enough for the adrenalin rush. They know no age or gender. A ride on RC cars can take you to both heaven and hell, that too with no fear of a crash.

It is lot more exciting to control an RC car. Given the freedom of overdrive and over speed, you can make your road trip on a sunny day an enthralling experience, with a sense of security.

An RC car is the best and easiest to master. All you need to do is grab the joystick and start driving. The joystick comes with a few buttons. A wheel or a trigger is really easy on an RC car.

There is a wide array of RC cars parked in the virtual garage. The “stop and go” type of RC cars are the easiest to use and are the best for beginners. RC cars, with complex features are also available that requires dexterity.

Engine specifications for RC cars are also available. You can make a choice between an electric and a fuel type RC car. Nowadays, the RC cars are completely customizable and are really fast with suspensions similar to a real race car.

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Watch this video as experts take you through the custom made hot rods that will blow car lovers away. This video is well made and shows a lot of opinions, without favoring one. A visual delight for all those speed lovers!

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Finally, after seven starts in the NASCAR Nationwide Series, Kyle Busch got to pay a visit to victory lane. Until Saturday’s O’Reilly 300, Busch had led 345 laps in the series and finished second behind his teammate Tony Stewart in the first two races. A run of bad luck seemed to follow him until Texas. That’s when everything fell into place for the young driver and he pulled off his first win of the season making his 12th career win.

After a restart on lap194 of 200, Busch widened the gap over the last seven laps and was 1.041 seconds ahead of 2nd place driver Jeff Burton. Nationwide points leader Clint Bowyer finished third, followed by Bobby Labonte and Jamie McMurray. The rest of the top 10 were Brian Vickers, Dale Earnhardt Jr., David Ragan, Jason Leffler and Tony Stewart. Busch was the leader four times for 126 laps, including the final 43. He also made a track record with an average speed of 151.707. (Kevin Harvick held the previous record with a 145.710 in 2006.) Busch had a lead of almost four seconds when a spin by Kyle Krisiloff brought out the fourth and final caution on lap 190. Eleven of the lead lap cars pitted but Busch and Jeff Burton stayed out. Busch said that was a hard choice. “It was tough,” he said. “I know four tires would be fast, but I didn’t know if I’d be able to get back through traffic.”

Apparently he made the right choice. Some of the other drivers weren’t as fortunate. Harvick broke an axle on his first pit stop and lost 21 laps and Stewart lost a lap making an unscheduled pit stop after cutting a tire. Only fourteen cars finished on the lead lap. “This feels so good,” Busch said after the race. “It’s great to give DLP their first NASCAR win and it’s great to bring Toyota to victory lane here. It’s so hard to win at this place. I want to thank my fans for sticking with me. We’ve been through some tough times in the Nationwide Series.”

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This video was taken during the opening ceremonies for the 2008 New York International Auto Show. Bryce Miller and the Farnbacher-Loles 911 GT3 Cup Car tear it up against Roger Garbow and the
Farnbacher-Loles Porsche Cayman GTR.

And the winner was: the GT3 Cup!

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Anybody who has been following Motor racing will be accustomed to the name Ron Dennis. A man who has served the motor racing world for quite some time is about to retire. Drivers, engines and trophies are something that constitute his life and he is on the verge of retiring from formula one.
Dennis has been involved with Mclaren for a while and to imagine Mclaren without him is really going to be painful. It is since 1981 that Mclaren has been competing under him and has won many accolades for him. It was he who was responsible for bringing Mclaren as a force in Formula one.

Hamilton, one of Mclaren’s best known drivers has been parented by Dennis since he was twelve. He has been like a father to this team and indeed a mentor to this sport. He has inspired many a soul in to this sport and Formula one would be incomplete without him. Although he has not formally announced his decision, it is very sure that will step down from Mclaren’s duties. One of the main reasons that he gives for such a decision is because he wants to spend time with his kids.

A man of wisdom and incredible knowledge about the sport, he has been someone, who has evolved with this sport being one with it, during his tenure with the game. He is a man who will be remembered in time as one of the humblest people and a father to the sport.

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