This is the ’19 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 RST (Rally Sport Truck), although GM recently debuted the 1500 lineup, only a single image of the RST truck was shown.

The 1500 RST is a street-performance appearance upgrade applied to the Silverado LT. It features body-color trim, full LED lighting (foglamps, headlamps and taillamps) and up to 22-in. wheels with all-season tires. The truck seen here also features the optional bed-mounted roll-bar out of the Chevrolet Performance catalog.

Power should come from the 6.2L V8 mated to the new 10-speed automatic, like the setup seen on the ’18 Chevrolet Tahoe RST and the Chevy Suburban RST.

Expect to see the Silverado 1500 RST in showrooms this fall.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

This is the ’19 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 RST (Rally Sport Truck), although GM recently debuted the 1500 lineup, only a single image of the RST truck was shown.

The 1500 RST is a street-performance appearance upgrade applied to the Silverado LT. It features body-color trim, full LED lighting (foglamps, headlamps and taillamps) and up to 22-in. wheels with all-season tires. The truck seen here also features the optional bed-mounted roll-bar out of the Chevrolet Performance catalog.

Power should come from the 6.2L V8 mated to the new 10-speed automatic, like the setup seen on the ’18 Chevrolet Tahoe RST and the Chevy Suburban RST.

Expect to see the Silverado 1500 RST in showrooms this fall.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

This is the ’19 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 RST (Rally Sport Truck), although GM recently debuted the 1500 lineup, only a single image of the RST truck was shown.

The 1500 RST is a street-performance appearance upgrade applied to the Silverado LT. It features body-color trim, full LED lighting (foglamps, headlamps and taillamps) and up to 22-in. wheels with all-season tires. The truck seen here also features the optional bed-mounted roll-bar out of the Chevrolet Performance catalog.

Power should come from the 6.2L V8 mated to the new 10-speed automatic, like the setup seen on the ’18 Chevrolet Tahoe RST and the Chevy Suburban RST.

Expect to see the Silverado 1500 RST in showrooms this fall.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

This is the ’19 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 RST (Rally Sport Truck), although GM recently debuted the 1500 lineup, only a single image of the RST truck was shown.

The 1500 RST is a street-performance appearance upgrade applied to the Silverado LT. It features body-color trim, full LED lighting (foglamps, headlamps and taillamps) and up to 22-in. wheels with all-season tires. The truck seen here also features the optional bed-mounted roll-bar out of the Chevrolet Performance catalog.

Power should come from the 6.2L V8 mated to the new 10-speed automatic, like the setup seen on the ’18 Chevrolet Tahoe RST and the Chevy Suburban RST.

Expect to see the Silverado 1500 RST in showrooms this fall.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

This is the ’19 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 RST (Rally Sport Truck), although GM recently debuted the 1500 lineup, only a single image of the RST truck was shown.

The 1500 RST is a street-performance appearance upgrade applied to the Silverado LT. It features body-color trim, full LED lighting (foglamps, headlamps and taillamps) and up to 22-in. wheels with all-season tires. The truck seen here also features the optional bed-mounted roll-bar out of the Chevrolet Performance catalog.

Power should come from the 6.2L V8 mated to the new 10-speed automatic, like the setup seen on the ’18 Chevrolet Tahoe RST and the Chevy Suburban RST.

Expect to see the Silverado 1500 RST in showrooms this fall.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

This is the ’19 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 RST (Rally Sport Truck), although GM recently debuted the 1500 lineup, only a single image of the RST truck was shown.

The 1500 RST is a street-performance appearance upgrade applied to the Silverado LT. It features body-color trim, full LED lighting (foglamps, headlamps and taillamps) and up to 22-in. wheels with all-season tires. The truck seen here also features the optional bed-mounted roll-bar out of the Chevrolet Performance catalog.

Power should come from the 6.2L V8 mated to the new 10-speed automatic, like the setup seen on the ’18 Chevrolet Tahoe RST and the Chevy Suburban RST.

Expect to see the Silverado 1500 RST in showrooms this fall.

Photo credit: Brian Williams, SpiedBilde

By SEMA Editors

Held in conjunction with the SEMA Installation & Gala, the SEMA Cares Pinewood Drag Races will take place Friday, July 20, 2018, at the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City, in Universal City, California.

The 2018 Pinewood Drag Racing season is now open! Each year, hundreds of SEMA-member companies step up to generously sponsor pinewood cars, with 100% of the proceeds going to qualified SEMA Cares charities. To learn more and register, visit www.sema.org/pinewood.

Once again held in conjunction with the SEMA Installation & Gala, the SEMA Cares Pinewood Drag Races will take place Friday, July 20, 2018, at the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City, in Universal City, California. The finals are held during the cocktail reception, shortly before the banquet begins.

SEMA members can race either a car or a truck in three classes: Build It For Me (BIFM), Stock and Unlimited. Members can either sponsor child-built cars and trucks in the Build It For Me (BIFM) or Stock Class, or they can build and enter their own SEMA-supplied stock car or truck. Stock-Class racing usually garners the most entries with a typical speed of 3.2 seconds on a 50-ft. track. For hardcore speed enthusiasts, the Unlimited Class has only one rule—that one item from the stock kit be used. Cars in this class run sub-3 seconds, and many of the past top builders include some of the most recognized names in the industry.

SEMA Cares Pinewood Drag Races special features include the annual HRIA Builders Challenge and the Council Cup. Watch as some of the biggest names in hot rodding build state-of-the-art custom pinewoods that will be raced and then auctioned off, with all of the proceeds going to SEMA Cares. Council members are invited to come out and challenge their peers for the opportunity to win the coveted Council Cup. The more cars or trucks fielded by each council member, the greater their chances of winning.

If you’re the hands-on type, SEMA invites you to attend the build day at Childhelp Village West in Beaumont, California, Saturday, May 5, where you can help the children sand, paint and assemble cars for the races. Each child will build two cars: one to keep and one reserved for sponsorship by a caring SEMA-member company or individual. Members interested in participating are invited to contact lindsayb@sema.org or visit the SEMA Cares Facebook page.

Proceeds from the races will benefit SEMA Cares charities, including Childhelp and Victory Junction. Childhelp assists abused and neglected children by providing counseling and programs in a safe and secure living environment. Victory Junction provides the camp experience for children with chronic medical conditions or serious illnesses who otherwise would not be able to go. Sponsoring a SEMA Cares Pinewood Drag Races car or truck is easy and rewarding. Help a child in need today!

By SEMA Editors

Held in conjunction with the SEMA Installation & Gala, the SEMA Cares Pinewood Drag Races will take place Friday, July 20, 2018, at the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City, in Universal City, California.

The 2018 Pinewood Drag Racing season is now open! Each year, hundreds of SEMA-member companies step up to generously sponsor pinewood cars, with 100% of the proceeds going to qualified SEMA Cares charities. To learn more and register, visit www.sema.org/pinewood.

Once again held in conjunction with the SEMA Installation & Gala, the SEMA Cares Pinewood Drag Races will take place Friday, July 20, 2018, at the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City, in Universal City, California. The finals are held during the cocktail reception, shortly before the banquet begins.

SEMA members can race either a car or a truck in three classes: Build It For Me (BIFM), Stock and Unlimited. Members can either sponsor child-built cars and trucks in the Build It For Me (BIFM) or Stock Class, or they can build and enter their own SEMA-supplied stock car or truck. Stock-Class racing usually garners the most entries with a typical speed of 3.2 seconds on a 50-ft. track. For hardcore speed enthusiasts, the Unlimited Class has only one rule—that one item from the stock kit be used. Cars in this class run sub-3 seconds, and many of the past top builders include some of the most recognized names in the industry.

SEMA Cares Pinewood Drag Races special features include the annual HRIA Builders Challenge and the Council Cup. Watch as some of the biggest names in hot rodding build state-of-the-art custom pinewoods that will be raced and then auctioned off, with all of the proceeds going to SEMA Cares. Council members are invited to come out and challenge their peers for the opportunity to win the coveted Council Cup. The more cars or trucks fielded by each council member, the greater their chances of winning.

If you’re the hands-on type, SEMA invites you to attend the build day at Childhelp Village West in Beaumont, California, Saturday, May 5, where you can help the children sand, paint and assemble cars for the races. Each child will build two cars: one to keep and one reserved for sponsorship by a caring SEMA-member company or individual. Members interested in participating are invited to contact lindsayb@sema.org or visit the SEMA Cares Facebook page.

Proceeds from the races will benefit SEMA Cares charities, including Childhelp and Victory Junction. Childhelp assists abused and neglected children by providing counseling and programs in a safe and secure living environment. Victory Junction provides the camp experience for children with chronic medical conditions or serious illnesses who otherwise would not be able to go. Sponsoring a SEMA Cares Pinewood Drag Races car or truck is easy and rewarding. Help a child in need today!

By SEMA Editors

Held in conjunction with the SEMA Installation & Gala, the SEMA Cares Pinewood Drag Races will take place Friday, July 20, 2018, at the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City, in Universal City, California.

The 2018 Pinewood Drag Racing season is now open! Each year, hundreds of SEMA-member companies step up to generously sponsor pinewood cars, with 100% of the proceeds going to qualified SEMA Cares charities. To learn more and register, visit www.sema.org/pinewood.

Once again held in conjunction with the SEMA Installation & Gala, the SEMA Cares Pinewood Drag Races will take place Friday, July 20, 2018, at the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City, in Universal City, California. The finals are held during the cocktail reception, shortly before the banquet begins.

SEMA members can race either a car or a truck in three classes: Build It For Me (BIFM), Stock and Unlimited. Members can either sponsor child-built cars and trucks in the Build It For Me (BIFM) or Stock Class, or they can build and enter their own SEMA-supplied stock car or truck. Stock-Class racing usually garners the most entries with a typical speed of 3.2 seconds on a 50-ft. track. For hardcore speed enthusiasts, the Unlimited Class has only one rule—that one item from the stock kit be used. Cars in this class run sub-3 seconds, and many of the past top builders include some of the most recognized names in the industry.

SEMA Cares Pinewood Drag Races special features include the annual HRIA Builders Challenge and the Council Cup. Watch as some of the biggest names in hot rodding build state-of-the-art custom pinewoods that will be raced and then auctioned off, with all of the proceeds going to SEMA Cares. Council members are invited to come out and challenge their peers for the opportunity to win the coveted Council Cup. The more cars or trucks fielded by each council member, the greater their chances of winning.

If you’re the hands-on type, SEMA invites you to attend the build day at Childhelp Village West in Beaumont, California, Saturday, May 5, where you can help the children sand, paint and assemble cars for the races. Each child will build two cars: one to keep and one reserved for sponsorship by a caring SEMA-member company or individual. Members interested in participating are invited to contact lindsayb@sema.org or visit the SEMA Cares Facebook page.

Proceeds from the races will benefit SEMA Cares charities, including Childhelp and Victory Junction. Childhelp assists abused and neglected children by providing counseling and programs in a safe and secure living environment. Victory Junction provides the camp experience for children with chronic medical conditions or serious illnesses who otherwise would not be able to go. Sponsoring a SEMA Cares Pinewood Drag Races car or truck is easy and rewarding. Help a child in need today!

The ninth annual SEMA Show Exhibitor Summit will take place in Las Vegas, Monday, June 25–Tuesday, June 26, 2018.