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Racing to Become Environmentally Friendly Over time vehicles have become a gigantic cause of pollution and global warming. As years have passed by vehicles have been designed to be environmentally friendly. This is only happening for the vehicles that are everyday vehicles. Most of those vehicles are still not fully efficient due to the inability of affording a new car. Racing in the biggest thing that is in need of finding a way to limit it to release less pollution. The great debate over how these

near a complete explanation of what a racecar driver can do. Most people know racecar drivers drive with the purpose of going fast. Their goal when driving a racecar is to get from point A to point B as fast as possible. They drive endless loops of a racing circuit to improve previous lap times by milliseconds, just to say they were the fastest. This is something that few understand, and racecar drivers have difficulty explaining why this is their passion to others. It’s almost as if they are looking

Racing is not just Driving “Driving in circles” is often one of the first things that comes to mind when someone hears race-car driver. However, “driving in circles” is nowhere near a complete explanation of what a race-car driver can do. Most people know race-car drivers drive with the purpose of going fast. That their goal when driving a race-car is to get from point A to point B as fast as possible. What they don’t understand is why they drive endless loops of a racing circuit to improve previous

missing flesh, the remnants coated in blood. The blood forms a million words trapped within, yet the creature in front of you say numerous more. Unfortunately, this creature is no beast - it is the repercussion of a lifetime of dog fighting, Greyhound racing, and puppy mills - in other words - animal abuse. From inhumane homes to forced labor as a sport, animal cruelty takes a multitude of forms. In many cases, animal abuse is a result of zoosadism or the sensation of pleasure which is derived from inflicting

Slingshot: Drag Racing Racing using cars started during world war two. Drag racing is a type of motor racing in which automobiles or motor cycles (made specifically for the purpose) compete. It was born on the back roads of America in the post-world war two. In the 1940s, during the world war two, the United States of America had already started making cars and other technological advances that was to be used in the war. They were used in carrying ammunition during 1945

got it. I just want to make my parents proud of the both of us.” It was a cold winter night in Brooklyn, N.Y while Aaliyah and her family where heading home from an enervate car ride from North Carolina. The white sheets of snow painted the city streets making it hard to drive. You could hear the tires sliding across the road as her mother attempted to stop the car, panicking in fear. Then BOOM… the car flipped upside down as smoked covered the air. As Aaliyah and Jah found their way out, they could

in California. Hot rodders and street racers daily cruise the streets, all started from Asian Americans' love of import cars and racing. Since most Asian Americans in the late 70s and 80s drove Japanese imports, they could not compete

brand-new cars from dealers and went racing. The first strictly stock car race sanctioned by NASCAR in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1949 had no safety requirements for competing cars. They were true stock cars in every sense of the word, completely unmodified and in hindsight, incredibly unsafe. There were no extra or special requirements for drivers and cars that raced than there were for street vehicles. Today, NASCAR race cars have very little in common with street cars because almost every detail

But most of the time, drivers stick to the same paint scheme. For example, Austin Dillon, driver of the Richard Childress Racing (RCR) owned number three, sticks to his Dow sponsored paint scheme. Sometimes, NASCAR would make a new model of car, with the same manufacturer. In early 2013, NASCAR stopped racing Dodge Chargers in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, and sticked to racing Chevrolet SS’, Toyota Camrys, and Ford Fusions. In late 2015, before four time NASCAR champ Jeff Gordon retired, Rick Hendrick

or pride. The types of tires and functionality of clothing play a huge role in how a driver will perform in a race which inflicts how films and music are perceived when it comes to racing cars. Tires come in different sizes and functions. Some are better suited for everyday