This Supra-powered Mustang isn’t one of the fastest Ford pony cars we’ve ever come across, but it certainly is one of the weirdest sounding.

Autocross is a timed form of racing that allows drivers of various skill sets and cars to compete in a similar environment; however, there is also a way for drivers to compete against one another in separate classes. How is that done if drivers are in cars that are faster and have more experience? Welcome to the wonderful world of PAX Scoring.

When it comes to autocross, cones mean more than just a barrier. They can range from pointers, to gates, to obstacles. On top of that, they can increase your actual time with penalties. We’ll look at what the various cone configurations mean, and we’ll look into course maps in this article about going autocross.

Just because you’re autocrossing in a parking lot doesn’t mean you can’t prepare your car to its fullest.

Autocross is a fun, entry-level introduction to high-performance driving. Autocross events are usually set up in large parking lots, and the speeds are relatively low. Before you get to your pit space, here are some tools to bring along to make sure you have a good time.

TX2k14 wrapped up last week, so the videos are still pouring out onto Youtube. Guys. There was a lot of racing. The video below is from an 800 horsepower Mustang. While there are certainly several official, sanctioned events happening for TX2k14, this is just one of many, many, unsanctioned ones. With so much horsepower in […] More »

Straight from the Blue Oval archives: A look at the 1969 Ford Drag Racing Team with plenty of Mustang 428SCJ and 427 SOHC action. Oh yeah, and a Maverick too! We’re talking big names like Ed Terry, Dick Loehr and Hubert Platt launching like mad and power-shifting like they mean it. I love old footage […] More »