From time to time on The Daily Driver, I like to share pieces from my column The Science of Winning featured in NHRA’s National Dragster magazine. This week I am sharing The Jr Dragster Experience.

The finance industry is being reshaped at breakneck speed - from AI and ESG imperatives to the pressures of globalisation. Employers say technical skills are no longer enough; they want professionals who can adapt, lead and deliver impact from day one. On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks to Mark Stabile, Dean of Degree Programmes, INSEAD to find out how must management education evolve to keep pace with a transforming finance sector, and what lessons does that hold for professionals at every

Like most of us, William S. Jackson, became involved with automobiles at an early age. During the early 1950’s, he was a member Penn State University’s hot rod club, and in the mid-50’s he was racing in SCCA events with a Jaguar 120-M and some Morgans. After his military service, he completed his degree at Penn State and began a lifelong career in journalism. His editorship of major vintage car clubs magazines during the 1960’s and 70’s gives Bill credit as one the founders who launched the

In this episode of the Throttle & Rose Podcast, Niels Meersschaert discusses the importance of mindfulness in motorcycle riding. He encourages listeners to embrace mindfulness by staying present and aware during their rides. By doing so, riders can enhance their experience, enjoy the journey, and accept any discomfort as part of the adventure. The podcast also addresses the flow state achieved while riding, illustrating how this focused awareness fosters a deeper connection to the activit...

Send us a text After being taken into custody last Tuesday, "Diesel Brothers" Heavy D has been released and is claiming victory over his fight against environmental lawyers. Website link: https://pickuptrucktalk.com/2025/10/diesel-brothers-heavy-d-claims-victory-released-from-jail-the-whole-story/ Support the show

In this episode of Driven by Janelle we sit down with Nicole Spartz - the Marketing Manager for Destination Harley-Davidson. Spanning two locations Nicole juggles events, promotions, and customer bases seamlessly. She creates a perfect atmosphere for growth of the dealership as well as the Pierce County HOG community.✨ "What drives you to ride?" 📲 Follow Driven By Janelle: Facebook: @DrivenByJanelle Instagram: @DrivenByJanelle TikTok: @DrivenByJanelle YouTube: Driven By Janelle 📲 Follow our

The Land Rover Discovery is the slowest-selling model in the company’s portfolio. Dan Prosser wonders how a new version might change that

From strategy calls to radio messages, it’s starting to feel like Zak Brown and the Mclaren F1 team are putting all their chips on Lando Norris — leaving Oscar Piastri in the shadow. Are we witnessing a case of favoritism, or is it just smart team politics?Watch On Youtubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oepuZhfPipM&t=63sFollow for weekly F1 race reviews, insights, and hot takes all season long.YouTubeXInstagram

🎯 Championship Weekend at Martinsville: Clay Campbell Previews the High-Stakes ActionFrom iHeart Radio, Scott Stevens sat down with Clay Campbell, Track President of Martinsville Speedway, to preview one of the most anticipated weekends in NASCAR — the Xfinity 500 and the final playoff elimination races before the championship showdown.🏁 Four Races, One Epic WeekendMartinsville isn’t just hosting the NASCAR Cup Series — it’s the stage for a four-race spectacle. The weekend kicks off with the

On this episode of Throttle Therapy, Katherine Legge checks in after the NASCAR Cup Series race in Las Vegas. She discusses her challenges with car handling, her team’s racing strategy, and the big impact of small adjustments to the car tire pressure. She also shares what’s coming up next for her, including her hopes to race at Talladega this weekend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How much profit is your shop leaving on the alignment rack? In this episode of the Tire Review AI Podcast, we share six actionable strategies based on Tire Review reporting. These strategies help tire dealers turn everyday services into long-term revenue — starting with EV alignment profit.As electric vehicles appear more often in service bays, alignment precision now directly affects range, energy efficiency, and customer trust. But, tire dealers can position a “Range Recovery” alignment as a

We explore a new kind of car passion gaining popularity: luxury garage condos. Imagine climate-controlled suites with glass doors, club lounges, event areas, and on-site services for exotic cars—a vibrant community built around the love of high-performance machines. These luxury garage condos offer enthusiasts a secure, stylish space to store their prized vehicles, socialize with fellow car lovers, and enjoy exclusive amenities. As this trend grows, it's transforming the way passionate collectors

During this episode, we delve into the innovative and bold concept of a personally owned autonomous vehicle, or robocar. Tensor’s design is particularly sophisticated, incorporating over 100 sensors that provide comprehensive environmental awareness, along with redundant electronic systems to ensure reliability. The vehicle features folding controls for adaptability and utilizes a data-driven autonomy system that relies on real-time information processing. This ambitious design approach not only

This week, we review the 2025 Kia Telluride. Built in Georgia and packed with thoughtful features—such as an adult-friendly third row, flat-fold cargo area, genuine climate control for every row, and a cabin that exceeds its price—the Telluride remains a compelling mid-size crossover. We also highlight the flaws: a sluggish eight-speed transmission, soft midrange performance, underbody spare tire placement, and infotainment menus that hide simple settings. Most importantly, the market is ready for a

In this episode, we take a clear look at supplier stress: one-fifth of automotive suppliers are already struggling financially, with tariffs and specialty material constraints that could push more over the edge. With vehicles built from hundreds of globally sourced parts, a single failure at the tier-two or tier-three level can halt assembly lines. That ripple effect quickly reaches buyers—lean inventories tighten, used car prices rise, and shopping feels like the pandemic all over again. We explain

During this episode, we confront the realities of meeting current and future demand for reliable power. Coal still exists; heavy industry and exports keep trains running from the Powder River Basin, while modern underground mines automate and improve safety. We outline the realities of baseload power, the pace of the transition, and why gas and coal remain essential bridges until nuclear and storage can scale.

In the city center, vacant offices are being turned into vertical farms. We follow a team growing lettuce, mushrooms, and microgreens on 18-foot racks, shrinking what used to take 'hundreds of acres' into just a few thousand square feet. By locating the farm closer to consumers, they reduce miles traveled, waste, and costs—redefining urban real estate as food infrastructure and bringing fresh produce to areas that need it.

Safety takes center stage as we review new IIHS results for seven EVs. The unexpected cause? Headlights. Despite LEDs and modern designs, none received a “good” rating, and some models performed poorly in rear-seat protection under stricter standards. We clarify what the ratings mean, why rear occupants are now a focus, and how these findings should influence both EV buyers and automotive engineers.