N2O laughing gas: has the NHRA been looking the other way after allegations that Pro Stock champions got there with the help of nitrous oxide?

Article Abstract:

Some people believe that racers Alderman and Scott Geoffrion used nitrous oxide in their cars to make them run faster. A break-in in May 1995 left only the engines of the racers' cars damaged, but some people think they staged the break-in to keep the NHRA from finding out about their cheating.

Usage, Investigations, Family, Drug use, Nitrous oxide, Stock car racing, Automobile racing drivers, Race car drivers, National Hot Rod Association, Glidden, Bob, Glidden, Rusty, Glidden, Billy, Alderman, Darrell, Geoffrion, Scott

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'98 Porsche 911

Article Abstract:

The 1998 Porsche 911 is expected to be 7.7 inches longer and 1.4 inches wider than the 1997 model, with a deeper, more horizontal windshield to reduce drag. The base price of the car, which is expected to reach a top speed of 175 mph, is estimated at $68,000.

Product introduction, Porsche 911 (Automobile)

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Paint your wagons (or dog biscuit them)

Article Abstract:

The Houston Art Car Parade is probably one of the strangest and most eccentric events involving automobiles. A brief overview of the 1995 parade is presented.

Fairs and festivals, Houston, Texas

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