Autocross is sometimes referred to as the tri-athelon of the auto world. So how do you power a 3,250-pound car around the twists and turns of an Autocross track? According to Al Noe, Chief Product Officer at Summit Racing Equipment, it takes a balance of horsepower, handling, stopping power–and patience. Noe, who is an avid
It’s been said that a picture is worth a thousand words. If so, then here’s a gallery of 34,000 words to show you some of the fine American muscle at last weekend’s Super Summit 2015 show. And even that doesn’t do the show justice when you consider the several hundred show cars that were at
There was no shortage of head-turning vehicles at Super Summit this past weekend at Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, OH. Among the many gorgeous classic muscle cars, cruisers, hot rods and late model vehicles on display at Super Summit were a bunch of trucks and Jeeps. We had our cameras out and eyes peeled for
By now, you know something’s up. You’re probably thinking to yourself: “Buick didn’t make a GSX in 1962.” That’s true. But why let a little history get in the way of a good story–or more importantly, a good hot rod? Terry Stinehelfer didn’t. Instead of wondering what might of been, Stinefelfer decided to rewrite history by combining
This is exactly what Summit Racing officials envisioned. When they moved Summit Racing’s annual Super Summit show to nearby Summit Motorsports Park, they pictured blue skies, warm temperatures, and rows and rows of show cars. They pictured non-stop autocross action and side-by-side fun runs on Summit Motorsports Park’s famed quarter-mile. And Saturday morning, it all came
NORWALK, OH. — Maybe there was a better place to be Friday. A place with nicer muscle cars. With faster race cars and friendlier people. With more car parts and more delicious ice cream. But probably not. The 2015 edition of Super Summit kicked off Friday at Summit Motorsports Park, delivering sights and sounds familiar
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