Performance Racing Industry Weekly Racing Industry Update

This critical legislation to protect motorsports now awaits consideration in the House Committee On Energy and Commerce.

The season-opening program on April 16 will help raise awareness for the RPM Act and efforts to safeguard our sport.

The PRI-supported legislation recognizes the economic and civic value that additional racing events can provide to the state.

We are now accepting speaker proposals that reflect current trends, ideas, and best practices within the industry.

Coverage also includes wheels and tires, cylinder heads, dynos, inventory management, and much more.

The Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium were jammed with new performance parts and technology for motorsports.

Major sanctions, tracks, teams, and more revealed their plans and initiatives ahead of the 2022 season.

Attention to detail and out-of-the-box thinking have yielded dozens of victories for customers of this Midwest builder.

Steer clear of power loss or, even worse, engine damage by following these guidelines for gasket installation.

• Track Enterprises Purchases Champion Racing Association (CRA)
• IMSA Acquires Historic Sportscar Racing
• New SEMA Emissions Certification Program Helps Manufacturers Get Products To Market Faster
• SRX Announces Six Dates For 2022
• Ford Performance Announces Mustang GT3 Race Car
• World Of Outlaws Sprint Cars To Implement Fire Suppression System By 2023
• SRO Motorsports America Announces Staff Promotions, Additions
• Sick The Magazine Presents First-Ever Sick Week Drag Event
• Martelli Brothers Announce California 300 Off-Road Race Set For October
• IMSA To Sanction Super Trofeo Series Through 2026
• Hagar Hired As New Tulsa Speedway Operations Manager