The 2010 Toyota 4-Runner features new sheetmetal, a new chassis and a 270hp V6.

Get hands-on with the new 4.0L V6-powered 2010 Toyota 4-Runner, in both two- and four-wheel drive, at a January 27 measuring session.

DIED: Bob Tasca Sr., the man that coined the phrase: “Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday,” died Friday at age 83. A Ford dealer and supporter throughout most of his life, Tasca is the grandfather of current NHRA Funny Car racer Bob Tasca III.

RETIRING: After more than 30 years as a driver and then a team owner, legendary Don “The Snake” Prudhomme has retired from NHRA drag racing, disbanding his Top Fuel team, which won twice last year with rookie driver Spencer Massey because of a lack of sponsorship dollars.

ICE MAN: Unheralded Randall Walker topped the Ice Bowl dirt-late-model event at Alabama’s Talladega Short Track.

BIG DOLLARS: The Pro All Star Series for asphalt late models is planning a major event for April 7–9, 2011, at North Wilkesboro (NC) Speedway. The event will pay the winner at least $75,000 and could pay as much as $100,000.

A PROMOTION: Andrew Gurtis has been promoted to vice president of operations at Daytona International Speedway.

NEW TEAM: Jeff Britton has joined A.J. Foyt Racing as chief engineer for the team and driver Vitor Meira.

NEW JOB: Former Gateway International Raceway General Manager Lenny Batycki has been named executive vice president of the POWRi Midget Series.

ENGINE CHANGE: The Chip Ganassi Racing Grand Am Rolex Series team has made the switch from Lexus to BMW power for its two Daytona Prototype entries beginning with the Rolex 24 At Daytona.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. Subscribe to National Speed Sport News for a special industry rate.

DIED: Bob Tasca Sr., the man that coined the phrase: “Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday,” died Friday at age 83. A Ford dealer and supporter throughout most of his life, Tasca is the grandfather of current NHRA Funny Car racer Bob Tasca III.

RETIRING: After more than 30 years as a driver and then a team owner, legendary Don “The Snake” Prudhomme has retired from NHRA drag racing, disbanding his Top Fuel team, which won twice last year with rookie driver Spencer Massey because of a lack of sponsorship dollars.

ICE MAN: Unheralded Randall Walker topped the Ice Bowl dirt-late-model event at Alabama’s Talladega Short Track.

BIG DOLLARS: The Pro All Star Series for asphalt late models is planning a major event for April 7–9, 2011, at North Wilkesboro (NC) Speedway. The event will pay the winner at least $75,000 and could pay as much as $100,000.

A PROMOTION: Andrew Gurtis has been promoted to vice president of operations at Daytona International Speedway.

NEW TEAM: Jeff Britton has joined A.J. Foyt Racing as chief engineer for the team and driver Vitor Meira.

NEW JOB: Former Gateway International Raceway General Manager Lenny Batycki has been named executive vice president of the POWRi Midget Series.

ENGINE CHANGE: The Chip Ganassi Racing Grand Am Rolex Series team has made the switch from Lexus to BMW power for its two Daytona Prototype entries beginning with the Rolex 24 At Daytona.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. Subscribe to National Speed Sport News for a special industry rate.

DIED: Bob Tasca Sr., the man that coined the phrase: “Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday,” died Friday at age 83. A Ford dealer and supporter throughout most of his life, Tasca is the grandfather of current NHRA Funny Car racer Bob Tasca III.

RETIRING: After more than 30 years as a driver and then a team owner, legendary Don “The Snake” Prudhomme has retired from NHRA drag racing, disbanding his Top Fuel team, which won twice last year with rookie driver Spencer Massey because of a lack of sponsorship dollars.

ICE MAN: Unheralded Randall Walker topped the Ice Bowl dirt-late-model event at Alabama’s Talladega Short Track.

BIG DOLLARS: The Pro All Star Series for asphalt late models is planning a major event for April 7–9, 2011, at North Wilkesboro (NC) Speedway. The event will pay the winner at least $75,000 and could pay as much as $100,000.

A PROMOTION: Andrew Gurtis has been promoted to vice president of operations at Daytona International Speedway.

NEW TEAM: Jeff Britton has joined A.J. Foyt Racing as chief engineer for the team and driver Vitor Meira.

NEW JOB: Former Gateway International Raceway General Manager Lenny Batycki has been named executive vice president of the POWRi Midget Series.

ENGINE CHANGE: The Chip Ganassi Racing Grand Am Rolex Series team has made the switch from Lexus to BMW power for its two Daytona Prototype entries beginning with the Rolex 24 At Daytona.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. Subscribe to National Speed Sport News for a special industry rate.

DIED: Bob Tasca Sr., the man that coined the phrase: “Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday,” died Friday at age 83. A Ford dealer and supporter throughout most of his life, Tasca is the grandfather of current NHRA Funny Car racer Bob Tasca III.

RETIRING: After more than 30 years as a driver and then a team owner, legendary Don “The Snake” Prudhomme has retired from NHRA drag racing, disbanding his Top Fuel team, which won twice last year with rookie driver Spencer Massey because of a lack of sponsorship dollars.

ICE MAN: Unheralded Randall Walker topped the Ice Bowl dirt-late-model event at Alabama’s Talladega Short Track.

BIG DOLLARS: The Pro All Star Series for asphalt late models is planning a major event for April 7–9, 2011, at North Wilkesboro (NC) Speedway. The event will pay the winner at least $75,000 and could pay as much as $100,000.

A PROMOTION: Andrew Gurtis has been promoted to vice president of operations at Daytona International Speedway.

NEW TEAM: Jeff Britton has joined A.J. Foyt Racing as chief engineer for the team and driver Vitor Meira.

NEW JOB: Former Gateway International Raceway General Manager Lenny Batycki has been named executive vice president of the POWRi Midget Series.

ENGINE CHANGE: The Chip Ganassi Racing Grand Am Rolex Series team has made the switch from Lexus to BMW power for its two Daytona Prototype entries beginning with the Rolex 24 At Daytona.

SUBSCRIBE: National Speed Sport News has been published weekly since 1934. Subscribe to National Speed Sport News for a special industry rate.

	SEMA Hall of Fame Members Dave McClelland (left) and Ron Funfar view the Hall of Fame exhibit at the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum.

SEMA members, it's once again time to recognize your mentors, colleagues and competitors and nominate them for the SEMA Hall of Fame. Induction into the prestigious SEMA Hall of Fame is one of the highest honors the industry can bestow on individual members.

It is an annual tribute to those who have demonstrated extraordinary leadership skills and an incomparable dedication to industry affairs and progress.



Take a moment to acknowledge those who have contributed to the growth of this industry. Click here to submit a nominee online. The online form also lists criteria for nominations. Please take a moment to review the criteria as well as past inductees to avoid nominating a current Hall of Fame member.

The Hall of Fame Task Force follows strict guidelines during the selection process, which means your input, comments and opinions are essential to a fair and complete evaluation.

All nominations are due by March 15! Don't wait—take a moment to recognize the industry's innovators today.

	SEMA Hall of Fame Members Dave McClelland (left) and Ron Funfar view the Hall of Fame exhibit at the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum.

SEMA members, it's once again time to recognize your mentors, colleagues and competitors and nominate them for the SEMA Hall of Fame. Induction into the prestigious SEMA Hall of Fame is one of the highest honors the industry can bestow on individual members.

It is an annual tribute to those who have demonstrated extraordinary leadership skills and an incomparable dedication to industry affairs and progress.



Take a moment to acknowledge those who have contributed to the growth of this industry. Click here to submit a nominee online. The online form also lists criteria for nominations. Please take a moment to review the criteria as well as past inductees to avoid nominating a current Hall of Fame member.

The Hall of Fame Task Force follows strict guidelines during the selection process, which means your input, comments and opinions are essential to a fair and complete evaluation.

All nominations are due by March 15! Don't wait—take a moment to recognize the industry's innovators today.

	SEMA Hall of Fame Members Dave McClelland (left) and Ron Funfar view the Hall of Fame exhibit at the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum.

SEMA members, it's once again time to recognize your mentors, colleagues and competitors and nominate them for the SEMA Hall of Fame. Induction into the prestigious SEMA Hall of Fame is one of the highest honors the industry can bestow on individual members.

It is an annual tribute to those who have demonstrated extraordinary leadership skills and an incomparable dedication to industry affairs and progress.



Take a moment to acknowledge those who have contributed to the growth of this industry. Click here to submit a nominee online. The online form also lists criteria for nominations. Please take a moment to review the criteria as well as past inductees to avoid nominating a current Hall of Fame member.

The Hall of Fame Task Force follows strict guidelines during the selection process, which means your input, comments and opinions are essential to a fair and complete evaluation.

All nominations are due by March 15! Don't wait—take a moment to recognize the industry's innovators today.

	SEMA Hall of Fame Members Dave McClelland (left) and Ron Funfar view the Hall of Fame exhibit at the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum.

SEMA members, it's once again time to recognize your mentors, colleagues and competitors and nominate them for the SEMA Hall of Fame. Induction into the prestigious SEMA Hall of Fame is one of the highest honors the industry can bestow on individual members.

It is an annual tribute to those who have demonstrated extraordinary leadership skills and an incomparable dedication to industry affairs and progress.



Take a moment to acknowledge those who have contributed to the growth of this industry. Click here to submit a nominee online. The online form also lists criteria for nominations. Please take a moment to review the criteria as well as past inductees to avoid nominating a current Hall of Fame member.

The Hall of Fame Task Force follows strict guidelines during the selection process, which means your input, comments and opinions are essential to a fair and complete evaluation.

All nominations are due by March 15! Don't wait—take a moment to recognize the industry's innovators today.

	SEMA Hall of Fame Members Dave McClelland (left) and Ron Funfar view the Hall of Fame exhibit at the Wally Parks NHRA Motorsports Museum.

SEMA members, it's once again time to recognize your mentors, colleagues and competitors and nominate them for the SEMA Hall of Fame. Induction into the prestigious SEMA Hall of Fame is one of the highest honors the industry can bestow on individual members.

It is an annual tribute to those who have demonstrated extraordinary leadership skills and an incomparable dedication to industry affairs and progress.



Take a moment to acknowledge those who have contributed to the growth of this industry. Click here to submit a nominee online. The online form also lists criteria for nominations. Please take a moment to review the criteria as well as past inductees to avoid nominating a current Hall of Fame member.

The Hall of Fame Task Force follows strict guidelines during the selection process, which means your input, comments and opinions are essential to a fair and complete evaluation.

All nominations are due by March 15! Don't wait—take a moment to recognize the industry's innovators today.