The Recognizing the Protection of Motorsports Act (RPM Act) is a Congressional bill that, if passed, will ensure that street vehicles can continue to be converted into racecars. Visit www.sema.org/rpm to urge your legislators to approve the bill. The site includes a mobile-friendly form, automatically identifies who to send the letters to and takes less than one minute. 

The Recognizing the Protection of Motorsports Act (RPM Act) is a Congressional bill that, if passed, will ensure that street vehicles can continue to be converted into racecars. Visit www.sema.org/rpm to urge your legislators to approve the bill. The site includes a mobile-friendly form, automatically identifies who to send the letters to and takes less than one minute. 

The Recognizing the Protection of Motorsports Act (RPM Act) is a Congressional bill that, if passed, will ensure that street vehicles can continue to be converted into racecars. Visit www.sema.org/rpm to urge your legislators to approve the bill. The site includes a mobile-friendly form, automatically identifies who to send the letters to and takes less than one minute. 

With striking design and lightweight construction, the all-new 2017 Audi Q7 sets a new standard in the luxury SUV segment. The second generation of the seven-passenger SUV also adds benchmark connectivity, infotainment systems and driver assistance technologies. Slated to take place at the SEMA Garage in Diamond Bar, CA on April 12th and 13th, don't miss this unique opportunity to measure all three vehicles in a single visit.

With striking design and lightweight construction, the all-new 2017 Audi Q7 sets a new standard in the luxury SUV segment. The second generation of the seven-passenger SUV also adds benchmark connectivity, infotainment systems and driver assistance technologies. Slated to take place at the SEMA Garage in Diamond Bar, CA on April 12th and 13th, don't miss this unique opportunity to measure all three vehicles in a single visit.

With striking design and lightweight construction, the all-new 2017 Audi Q7 sets a new standard in the luxury SUV segment. The second generation of the seven-passenger SUV also adds benchmark connectivity, infotainment systems and driver assistance technologies. Slated to take place at the SEMA Garage in Diamond Bar, CA on April 12th and 13th, don't miss this unique opportunity to measure all three vehicles in a single visit.

“What will the future hold?” That was the question Bob McVay put to several “leaders in the field of high-performance and custom equipment” for an article he wrote in the September 1966 issue of Hot Rod Industry News, Petersen Publishing Company’s aftermarket trade magazine.

“This high-performance and custom industry has come a long way,” McVay wrote. “It used to be ‘run-what-you-brung’ at the dry lake beds of Southern California and sometimes on the side streets. Now it has come to 220-mph-plus quarter-mile dragsters and factory hot rods that’ll turn over 100 mph in the quarter and run 130 mph without breathing hard, right from the showroom.”

https://www.sema.org/sema-news/2016/04/crystal-ball-gazing-circa-1966

“What will the future hold?” That was the question Bob McVay put to several “leaders in the field of high-performance and custom equipment” for an article he wrote in the September 1966 issue of Hot Rod Industry News, Petersen Publishing Company’s aftermarket trade magazine.

“This high-performance and custom industry has come a long way,” McVay wrote. “It used to be ‘run-what-you-brung’ at the dry lake beds of Southern California and sometimes on the side streets. Now it has come to 220-mph-plus quarter-mile dragsters and factory hot rods that’ll turn over 100 mph in the quarter and run 130 mph without breathing hard, right from the showroom.”

https://www.sema.org/sema-news/2016/04/crystal-ball-gazing-circa-1966

“What will the future hold?” That was the question Bob McVay put to several “leaders in the field of high-performance and custom equipment” for an article he wrote in the September 1966 issue of Hot Rod Industry News, Petersen Publishing Company’s aftermarket trade magazine.

“This high-performance and custom industry has come a long way,” McVay wrote. “It used to be ‘run-what-you-brung’ at the dry lake beds of Southern California and sometimes on the side streets. Now it has come to 220-mph-plus quarter-mile dragsters and factory hot rods that’ll turn over 100 mph in the quarter and run 130 mph without breathing hard, right from the showroom.”

https://www.sema.org/sema-news/2016/04/crystal-ball-gazing-circa-1966

Security experts say that yesteryear’s hacker has given way to organized-crime teams who are determined to steal and monetize stolen data.

Businesses still reeling from seemingly endless reports of hacker break-ins last year should brace for even more sophisticated capers in 2016 as IT security departments simultaneously roll out new tactics for thwarting the criminals. Security experts say that the image of yesteryear’s hacker—the pimply faced teen on a lark for grins and giggles—has given way to organized-crime teams who are hell bent on stealing and monetizing stolen data.