The ruling struck down the Trump Administration's country-by-country tariffs. Find out how the president responded and what that means for the aftermarket.
The event brought together racers, enthusiasts, builders and small businesses to highlight the impact of motorsports and off-road recreation on the state's economy and culture.
The time to protect race tracks is RIGHT NOW, before more long-standing facilities are pushed out of their communities. Learn more--and how you can help.
The organization continues its effort to preserve and protect lawfully operating racing facilities that contribute significantly to their local economies.
The program outlines advocacy priorities and ongoing efforts in Washington, D.C., and statehouses nationwide.
By forgoing criminal prosecutions, the federal government reaffirms its commitment to identifying common-sense policies in the regulatory space.
The tariffs, which take effect Feb. 1, could have an impact on a broad range of industrial and consumer goods.
SEMA and PRI are currently working with legislators in Oklahoma, Ohio, Kansas and Indiana to expand protections for race tracks.
In the position, MacNeil will promote competition and protect consumers from unfair business practices, and also shape policies that govern U.S. trade.
SEMA advocates showed up in force last year, elevating the automotive aftermarket to new heights.