It’s Not the Al Franken Decade?
In 1979, Saturday Night Live "reporter" Al Franken declared the 1980s would be the Al Franken Decade in which everyone would think about nothing but him, Al Franken. It was a funny bit that skewered the excesses of the "Me Decade" of the 1970s by placing the writer and comedian at the center of everyone’s attention. – View More
To Live and Drive in L.A.
Cannonball Run World Events’ Second Annual Great American Run starts in L.A. on September 7, and finishes six days and 3,000 miles later in the same city. It is open to any pre-qualified vehicle and team who pays the $20,000 entry fee. For their part, the organizers promise, "A Week Without Limits." - View More
Right Before Their Eyes
Not only is 27-year-old Sarah Fisher the first female team owner/driver in Indy 500 history, she’s been a TAG Heuer brand ambassador since 2002 when she became the first woman to take an IndyCar pole at Kentucky Motor Speedway, a place where she had finished third two years before. Who knew? - View More
Oops! Sorry Wilkins!
The UK’s Royal Artillery Motorcycle Display Team, a.k.a. “The Flying Gunners,” is once again being sponsored by Chevrolet for the 2008 season. Chevy is providing the team with two Captiva SUVs, a Lacetti station wagon, and an Epica sedan to transport the riders to their various shows around the country. - View More
And Then It Was...Gone.
Ferrari has dedicated a new web site that counts down to the official introduction of the Italian sport car maker’s new GT at the Paris Auto Show in October. The site is sold as a sensory experience that, fittingly, starts with the sense of sound as it lets viewers listen to the sound of the new car’s engine. - View More
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