Subaru Rally Team USA’s David Higgins Breaks Mt. Washington Record on BFGoodrich Tires

Subaru Rally Team USA's David Higgins Breaks Mt. Washington Record on BFGoodrich Tires

On Sunday, June 26, 2011, Subaru Rally Team USA driver David Higgins needed only six minutes and 11.54 seconds to finish the famed Mt. Washington Hillclimb — nearly 30 seconds faster than Frank Sprongl’s previous record from 1998. Higgins also beat the unofficial record of 6:20.47 set by Travis Pastrana last year. Higgins did it sans co-driver in his Vermont SportsCar-prepped Subaru WRX STi rally car equipped with BFGoodrich RC01 Rally tires.

Skuff TV Action Sports and Carnage – Big barrels and heavy reef breaks

Skuff TV Action Sports and Carnage - Big barrels and heavy reef breaks

Come on a journey of big barrels and heaving reef breaks with Dillon Perillo, Dean Brady and Bruno Santos as they have an EPIC session somewhere in the Indonesian Archipelago. We check all this out as well as the teaser from the latest surf flick from Rip Curl – FLOAT www.skuff.tv
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Facing new charge, man who hit trooper breaks silence

Facing new charge, man who hit trooper breaks silence
Senne's driver's license was suspended in 2011, when he was indicted on a charge of motor vehicle homicide in the death of a state trooper whose car he slammed into eight years earlier while driving drunk. Trooper Ellen Engelhardt suffered severe …
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Year of the hypercar
Aimed purely as a statement in automotive engineering, many pundits were quick to point out that the world would probably never see a car beat the Veyron in performance terms whose power started out at 1,001hp before ending up with 1,200hp in …
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Volvo Is Bringing Spotify to the Car
Paolo Colella, head of Consulting and Systems Integration for Ericsson, told Wired that Connected Vehicle Cloud “is basically an application development environment, based on an open API. It will be used to connect other infotainment services, such as …
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Safe Volvo Has Buyers With Highest Credit Scores
As for used cars, the company says that the average financed amount was $ 17,577. An interesting tidbit is that credit unions and finance companies showed strong growth in 2012. Credit unions now have 18.22% of the overall market, with finance companies …
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