Dirt flying! Cars racing! Engines roaring! These are all thing that I love, which is why the two careers that I have chosen are Stock car racing and mechanics. I have raced my truck since the day I got it and I love going fast.
Dale Earnhardt Sr. A tragic loss to a great sport, a man that only knows competition and driving, Dale Earnhardt Sr. is a pop culture icon who has made a positive impact on our society because of the seven championships he has won, the driving style that shaped Nascar to what it is today, and the attitude that agreed with his fans. He was born Ralph Dale Earnhardt on April 29, 1951 in Kannapolis, North Carolina, to father Ralph and mother Martha. Earnhardt was a legend in American stock car racing, nicknamed the Intimidator for his competitive instincts and hard driving style. Ralph Earnhardt was a local stock car racer in North Carolina. He wanted to follow in his dad’s footsteps and be a great driver also.
We will go over some of the things you can do performance wise and a little about what it will do for your car and at the end you can decide which one you think is better, or if you think there isn’t much of a difference. You’re at a drag racing strip, the excitement in the air as the different types of vehicles revving up there engines, the sound of them screeching down the strip, hearing people shouting for their favorite cars to out perform their competitors. Then you see the next two cars getting ready to race each other. You notice the difference between them, which isn't hard, since one is an American muscle and the other is an import. The question that most car nuts want to know pops in your head, which car will perform the best?
The more Earnhardt watched his father win races, the more it fueled his aspiration. One-day he gripped the steering wheel of one the stock cars. The older he grew the more an more he wanted to follow in his fathers footsteps in racing.
3. Now, write at least one paragraph (5 sentences or more) which explains why you thought this would make a great bumper sticker or billboard, and how it summarizes the information you learned in Module Five. I thought this would be a great billboard because alot of young and old people are driving fast or speeding and not caring what the consequences may be. Their are more and more drivers every day that are being reckless with their vehicles. Many drivers that speed try to impress their passengers, or maybe their just in a rush.
You can paint and design this car in many different ways; you can add stripes and solid colors to this car and make it look even better. My uncle has one of these cars and he says it makes him feel like a grown man. He even has a nickname for this car he call it metro man because he says he feel like this car can’t be defeated by any other kind in the United States today. This car have many different functions with it some you may never learn how to operate because this car keeps you full of surprises and joy. This car has a two mode dash adaptive suspension to engage the sporty section and look of the vehicle.
He then won the Agua Caliente Handicap in Tijuana, Mexico in track-record time in his final race. He inspired everyday people to keep going no matter how tough things got and made the poor a little bit richer. Did you enjoy the film? Phar Lap was a very enjoyable movie to watch and learn from. Before watching the film I didn’t really know who Phar Lap was and the history behind it, but since I have watched the film I gained a lot of knowledge about Phar Lap and Australian history.
He had to come up with a blockbuster event to draw more attention to his Strictly Stock cars. The USAC champ car circuit had the Indy 500, and NASCAR Modified and Sportsman division had their annual beach/road races in February at Daytona Beach. In 1950 Harold Brasington built a 1.25 mile, high-banked, egg shaped speedway just west of his hometown of Darlington. He stunned the racing world by paving it and saying that he wanted to someday host a 500-mile stock car race. Brasington himself a retired racer had known France from their old racing days at Daytona and other dirt tracks throughout the Southeast and Midwest.
Joining you will be racers from all walks of life - Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Chinese, Filipinos, Jamaicans, Italians, African Americans, and many others all set out to win some money, earn some respect, and prove that their car is the fastest. So there you have it - a typical night in the life of a street-racer, a subculture that has been steadily growing since the early 1990s when it was started by Asian Americans in Southern California. In fact, all over California, street-racing has been a popular and also powerful organization, spanning cities from San Francisco all the way down to San Diego. Even
We had the most fun on the swings and the bumper cars. My writing experiences continued through middle school and high school, but middle school was a lot more interesting. I had to read and write about different magazines and news articles, one of my favorites was Sports Illustrated. In the magazine was an article about the Chicago Bulls, the article talked about the team on the way to win a championship. The Bulls had a player by the name of Michael Jordan, who later became one of basketball all- time greatest players.