THE FUTURE: Dallara has been selected by the IZOD IndyCar Series to serve as the chassis supplier for the series beginning in 2012. The new chassis, known as an IndyCar, will allow for aero kits, which can be designed and sold by anyone and will give the cars distinct looks based on which aero kit is being used.

KING STEVE VII: World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series veteran Steve Kinser passed Kerry Madsen late in the race to win his seventh Kings Royal sprint-car classic and its $50,000 payday Saturday night at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio.

CASH MONEY: Daniel Hemric bagged $250,000 for winning the inaugural Legends Million, held Saturday at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, North Carolina.

SPONSORSHIP DOLLARS: Chris Wall, Steve Casebolt, Jimmy Owens, Ray Cook and Don O’Neal have been selected to compete for a $70,000 sponsorship package from ApplianceZone.com, the newest sponsor of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. The five competing drivers were selected based on the company’s demographics.

WELCOME TO INDIANA: With three victories in seven events, Jon Stanbrough wrapped up the USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Car Series Indiana Sprint Week championship Saturday at Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt, Indiana.

RETURN TO FORMULA: Jacques Villeneuve has filed an entry for the 13th Formula One team in 2011 under the Villeneuve Racing banner, thanks to a partnership with the Italian Durango team.

ON THE MEND: Former American Sprint Car Series National champions Travis Rilat and Wayne Johnson are both recovering in a Washington hospital after separate incidents over the weekend.

PETTY’S PICK: The second Richard Petty Driver Search will be held September 13–16 with the winner receiving a fully funded seat during the ARCA Racing Series finale at Rockingham (North Carolina) Speedway October 9.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. To subscribe to National Speed Sport News, visit www.nationalspeedsportnews.com.

THE FUTURE: Dallara has been selected by the IZOD IndyCar Series to serve as the chassis supplier for the series beginning in 2012. The new chassis, known as an IndyCar, will allow for aero kits, which can be designed and sold by anyone and will give the cars distinct looks based on which aero kit is being used.

KING STEVE VII: World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series veteran Steve Kinser passed Kerry Madsen late in the race to win his seventh Kings Royal sprint-car classic and its $50,000 payday Saturday night at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio.

CASH MONEY: Daniel Hemric bagged $250,000 for winning the inaugural Legends Million, held Saturday at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, North Carolina.

SPONSORSHIP DOLLARS: Chris Wall, Steve Casebolt, Jimmy Owens, Ray Cook and Don O’Neal have been selected to compete for a $70,000 sponsorship package from ApplianceZone.com, the newest sponsor of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. The five competing drivers were selected based on the company’s demographics.

WELCOME TO INDIANA: With three victories in seven events, Jon Stanbrough wrapped up the USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Car Series Indiana Sprint Week championship Saturday at Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt, Indiana.

RETURN TO FORMULA: Jacques Villeneuve has filed an entry for the 13th Formula One team in 2011 under the Villeneuve Racing banner, thanks to a partnership with the Italian Durango team.

ON THE MEND: Former American Sprint Car Series National champions Travis Rilat and Wayne Johnson are both recovering in a Washington hospital after separate incidents over the weekend.

PETTY’S PICK: The second Richard Petty Driver Search will be held September 13–16 with the winner receiving a fully funded seat during the ARCA Racing Series finale at Rockingham (North Carolina) Speedway October 9.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. To subscribe to National Speed Sport News, visit www.nationalspeedsportnews.com.

THE FUTURE: Dallara has been selected by the IZOD IndyCar Series to serve as the chassis supplier for the series beginning in 2012. The new chassis, known as an IndyCar, will allow for aero kits, which can be designed and sold by anyone and will give the cars distinct looks based on which aero kit is being used.

KING STEVE VII: World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series veteran Steve Kinser passed Kerry Madsen late in the race to win his seventh Kings Royal sprint-car classic and its $50,000 payday Saturday night at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio.

CASH MONEY: Daniel Hemric bagged $250,000 for winning the inaugural Legends Million, held Saturday at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord, North Carolina.

SPONSORSHIP DOLLARS: Chris Wall, Steve Casebolt, Jimmy Owens, Ray Cook and Don O’Neal have been selected to compete for a $70,000 sponsorship package from ApplianceZone.com, the newest sponsor of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series. The five competing drivers were selected based on the company’s demographics.

WELCOME TO INDIANA: With three victories in seven events, Jon Stanbrough wrapped up the USAC AMSOIL National Sprint Car Series Indiana Sprint Week championship Saturday at Tri-State Speedway in Haubstadt, Indiana.

RETURN TO FORMULA: Jacques Villeneuve has filed an entry for the 13th Formula One team in 2011 under the Villeneuve Racing banner, thanks to a partnership with the Italian Durango team.

ON THE MEND: Former American Sprint Car Series National champions Travis Rilat and Wayne Johnson are both recovering in a Washington hospital after separate incidents over the weekend.

PETTY’S PICK: The second Richard Petty Driver Search will be held September 13–16 with the winner receiving a fully funded seat during the ARCA Racing Series finale at Rockingham (North Carolina) Speedway October 9.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. To subscribe to National Speed Sport News, visit www.nationalspeedsportnews.com.

A photo collection of Volkswagen vehicles on display at the 2009 SEMA Show.

John B. Rogers Jr. will give the keynote presentation at the New Product Awards Breakfast at the 2010 SEMA Show.— Photo courtesy of Local Motors

John B. Rogers Jr., president, CEO and co-founder of Local Motors, will inspire 2010 SEMA Showgoers as the keynote speaker for the event’s New Product Awards Breakfast on Tuesday, November 2, 2010, in Las Vegas. All exhibitors and attendees are invited to hear how Rogers’ auto manufacturing company is changing the way cars are designed and built. Click here to obtain tickets.

“Like many at the SEMA Show, Local Motors was built on one person’s passion and innovation,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Rogers has demonstrated how you can succeed in this industry by thinking outside the box. His story is inspiring and a great way to kick off the 2010 SEMA Show.”

Founded less than three years ago, the Arizona-based car company is home to 60,000 car design concepts, 7,000 community members, 12 full-time team members and one production vehicle: the Rally Fighter. Local Motors is based on the concept of open-source co-creation and local manufacturing, creating a unique chassis and body for each vehicle. The company doesn’t make many of its own components, preferring instead to collaborate with the specialty-equipment market for high-quality, proven products.

The New Product Awards Breakfast is a key attraction of the SEMA Show, taking place on the Show’s opening day before the Show floor opens. During the breakfast, the best new products in the New Products Showcase are announced and presented to exhibitors. Exhibitors interested in entering the Showcase may do so here. The first entry is free for all exhibitors.

Exhibitors and attendees are invited to obtain tickets to the breakfast. Tickets are free to all Showgoers, but space is limited so they are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

John B. Rogers Jr. will give the keynote presentation at the New Product Awards Breakfast at the 2010 SEMA Show.— Photo courtesy of Local Motors

John B. Rogers Jr., president, CEO and co-founder of Local Motors, will inspire 2010 SEMA Showgoers as the keynote speaker for the event’s New Product Awards Breakfast on Tuesday, November 2, 2010, in Las Vegas. All exhibitors and attendees are invited to hear how Rogers’ auto manufacturing company is changing the way cars are designed and built. Click here to obtain tickets.

“Like many at the SEMA Show, Local Motors was built on one person’s passion and innovation,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Rogers has demonstrated how you can succeed in this industry by thinking outside the box. His story is inspiring and a great way to kick off the 2010 SEMA Show.”

Founded less than three years ago, the Arizona-based car company is home to 60,000 car design concepts, 7,000 community members, 12 full-time team members and one production vehicle: the Rally Fighter. Local Motors is based on the concept of open-source co-creation and local manufacturing, creating a unique chassis and body for each vehicle. The company doesn’t make many of its own components, preferring instead to collaborate with the specialty-equipment market for high-quality, proven products.

The New Product Awards Breakfast is a key attraction of the SEMA Show, taking place on the Show’s opening day before the Show floor opens. During the breakfast, the best new products in the New Products Showcase are announced and presented to exhibitors. Exhibitors interested in entering the Showcase may do so here. The first entry is free for all exhibitors.

Exhibitors and attendees are invited to obtain tickets to the breakfast. Tickets are free to all Showgoers, but space is limited so they are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

John B. Rogers Jr. will give the keynote presentation at the New Product Awards Breakfast at the 2010 SEMA Show.— Photo courtesy of Local Motors

John B. Rogers Jr., president, CEO and co-founder of Local Motors, will inspire 2010 SEMA Showgoers as the keynote speaker for the event’s New Product Awards Breakfast on Tuesday, November 2, 2010, in Las Vegas. All exhibitors and attendees are invited to hear how Rogers’ auto manufacturing company is changing the way cars are designed and built. Click here to obtain tickets.

“Like many at the SEMA Show, Local Motors was built on one person’s passion and innovation,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Rogers has demonstrated how you can succeed in this industry by thinking outside the box. His story is inspiring and a great way to kick off the 2010 SEMA Show.”

Founded less than three years ago, the Arizona-based car company is home to 60,000 car design concepts, 7,000 community members, 12 full-time team members and one production vehicle: the Rally Fighter. Local Motors is based on the concept of open-source co-creation and local manufacturing, creating a unique chassis and body for each vehicle. The company doesn’t make many of its own components, preferring instead to collaborate with the specialty-equipment market for high-quality, proven products.

The New Product Awards Breakfast is a key attraction of the SEMA Show, taking place on the Show’s opening day before the Show floor opens. During the breakfast, the best new products in the New Products Showcase are announced and presented to exhibitors. Exhibitors interested in entering the Showcase may do so here. The first entry is free for all exhibitors.

Exhibitors and attendees are invited to obtain tickets to the breakfast. Tickets are free to all Showgoers, but space is limited so they are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

John B. Rogers Jr. will give the keynote presentation at the New Product Awards Breakfast at the 2010 SEMA Show.— Photo courtesy of Local Motors

John B. Rogers Jr., president, CEO and co-founder of Local Motors, will inspire 2010 SEMA Showgoers as the keynote speaker for the event’s New Product Awards Breakfast on Tuesday, November 2, 2010, in Las Vegas. All exhibitors and attendees are invited to hear how Rogers’ auto manufacturing company is changing the way cars are designed and built. Click here to obtain tickets.

“Like many at the SEMA Show, Local Motors was built on one person’s passion and innovation,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Rogers has demonstrated how you can succeed in this industry by thinking outside the box. His story is inspiring and a great way to kick off the 2010 SEMA Show.”

Founded less than three years ago, the Arizona-based car company is home to 60,000 car design concepts, 7,000 community members, 12 full-time team members and one production vehicle: the Rally Fighter. Local Motors is based on the concept of open-source co-creation and local manufacturing, creating a unique chassis and body for each vehicle. The company doesn’t make many of its own components, preferring instead to collaborate with the specialty-equipment market for high-quality, proven products.

The New Product Awards Breakfast is a key attraction of the SEMA Show, taking place on the Show’s opening day before the Show floor opens. During the breakfast, the best new products in the New Products Showcase are announced and presented to exhibitors. Exhibitors interested in entering the Showcase may do so here. The first entry is free for all exhibitors.

Exhibitors and attendees are invited to obtain tickets to the breakfast. Tickets are free to all Showgoers, but space is limited so they are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

John B. Rogers Jr. will give the keynote presentation at the New Product Awards Breakfast at the 2010 SEMA Show.— Photo courtesy of Local Motors

John B. Rogers Jr., president, CEO and co-founder of Local Motors, will inspire 2010 SEMA Showgoers as the keynote speaker for the event’s New Product Awards Breakfast on Tuesday, November 2, 2010, in Las Vegas. All exhibitors and attendees are invited to hear how Rogers’ auto manufacturing company is changing the way cars are designed and built. Click here to obtain tickets.

“Like many at the SEMA Show, Local Motors was built on one person’s passion and innovation,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Rogers has demonstrated how you can succeed in this industry by thinking outside the box. His story is inspiring and a great way to kick off the 2010 SEMA Show.”

Founded less than three years ago, the Arizona-based car company is home to 60,000 car design concepts, 7,000 community members, 12 full-time team members and one production vehicle: the Rally Fighter. Local Motors is based on the concept of open-source co-creation and local manufacturing, creating a unique chassis and body for each vehicle. The company doesn’t make many of its own components, preferring instead to collaborate with the specialty-equipment market for high-quality, proven products.

The New Product Awards Breakfast is a key attraction of the SEMA Show, taking place on the Show’s opening day before the Show floor opens. During the breakfast, the best new products in the New Products Showcase are announced and presented to exhibitors. Exhibitors interested in entering the Showcase may do so here. The first entry is free for all exhibitors.

Exhibitors and attendees are invited to obtain tickets to the breakfast. Tickets are free to all Showgoers, but space is limited so they are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

John B. Rogers Jr. will give the keynote presentation at the New Product Awards Breakfast at the 2010 SEMA Show.— Photo courtesy of Local Motors

John B. Rogers Jr., president, CEO and co-founder of Local Motors, will inspire 2010 SEMA Showgoers as the keynote speaker for the event’s New Product Awards Breakfast on Tuesday, November 2, 2010, in Las Vegas. All exhibitors and attendees are invited to hear how Rogers’ auto manufacturing company is changing the way cars are designed and built. Click here to obtain tickets.

“Like many at the SEMA Show, Local Motors was built on one person’s passion and innovation,” said Peter MacGillivray, SEMA vice president of communications and events. “Rogers has demonstrated how you can succeed in this industry by thinking outside the box. His story is inspiring and a great way to kick off the 2010 SEMA Show.”

Founded less than three years ago, the Arizona-based car company is home to 60,000 car design concepts, 7,000 community members, 12 full-time team members and one production vehicle: the Rally Fighter. Local Motors is based on the concept of open-source co-creation and local manufacturing, creating a unique chassis and body for each vehicle. The company doesn’t make many of its own components, preferring instead to collaborate with the specialty-equipment market for high-quality, proven products.

The New Product Awards Breakfast is a key attraction of the SEMA Show, taking place on the Show’s opening day before the Show floor opens. During the breakfast, the best new products in the New Products Showcase are announced and presented to exhibitors. Exhibitors interested in entering the Showcase may do so here. The first entry is free for all exhibitors.

Exhibitors and attendees are invited to obtain tickets to the breakfast. Tickets are free to all Showgoers, but space is limited so they are available on a first-come, first-served basis.