Source: http://www.iracing.com/inracingnews/iracing-news/thomas-claims-charlotte/
Friday, June 3, 2011
Thomas Claims Charlotte
The iRacing.com Street Stock Series completed Week 4 of twelve this past week at the Charlotte Motor Speedway, offering the series’ online racers and cars some rare superspeedway action. Weekly High Strength of Field Cody Byus (Pennsylvania) was Mr. SoF as he took home the victory in the highest Strength of Field (SoF) race for the week.� The 3409 SoF saw Byus leading all 20 laps and winning by the very slim margin of 0.165s over Josh Wronkowski (Florida).� Steven Stodder (Carolina) finished the event in third followed by Maxime Paquette (Eastern Canada) and William Karp (New York) who rounded-out the top five for�the week’s�high SoF event. Weekly Standings There was an extremely tight battle in the championship point standings for Week Four as the top four positions in the [...]
Rosberg keen to forget Monaco
Nico Rosberg says he just wants to forget his Monaco Grand Prix weekend after an event he thought would bring him a podium finish ended with a lowly 11th place. The Mercedes driver had been competitive in practice, and qualified seventh despite a massive accident on Saturday morning
Out! Pet Care Toyota Jason Leffler David Carl Allison Gregory Jack Biffle
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Pirelli making no predictions for Canada
Pirelli's motorsport boss Paul Hembery says it is impossible to predict how tyres will behave during the Canadian Grand Prix next week. With the Montreal circuit being a mixture of street circuit and permanent road course, Hembery believes there is no way to make a prediction about the performance of the rubber, although he reckons the degradation will not be as aggressive as many people expect. The tyre manufacturer will take to Canada the same compounds it used at Monaco, the soft and the super soft
Today?s Headlines
Dov Hikind: DOT to Rip Out Borough Park Ped Refuges; Marcia Kramer Crows
Chinatown Bus Crash Kills Four, Spurs Further Calls for Regulation (TransNat,�NYT)
Newsday Editorial: Albany and Washington Must Focus on Pedestrian Safety
City Targets Vehicle Registrations in Latest Attempt to Collect on Parking Tickets (News)
Transit Access and Transit Hub Tax Credits Lure Panasonic HQ to Newark [...]
Chinatown Bus Crash Kills Four, Spurs Further Calls for Regulation (TransNat,�NYT)
Newsday Editorial: Albany and Washington Must Focus on Pedestrian Safety
City Targets Vehicle Registrations in Latest Attempt to Collect on Parking Tickets (News)
Transit Access and Transit Hub Tax Credits Lure Panasonic HQ to Newark [...]
Source: http://www.streetsblog.org/2011/06/01/todays-headlines-1152/
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DRIVEN: BMW's Awesome 7-Series
Long-wheelbase version of the top-drawer luxury sedan spoils you with its superb drivability.
Source: http://automotive.speedtv.com/article/driven-bmws-awesome-7-series/
Miguel Ángel Guerra Roberto Guerrero Maurício Gugelmin Dan Gurney
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
'Til Death - Your Mother or Your Wife
Jeff gets in trouble when his mother comes to visit and he takes her side over Steph's. Jeff goes to Joy and Eddie for advice.
Source: http://iplayvideos.net/til-death/season/1/episode/6
Trevor Bayne Out! Pet Care Toyota Jason Leffler David Carl Allison
Report: Honda Canada owner database hacked, 283,000 customers at risk
Filed under: Technology, Honda, Canada
Reuters is reporting that personal information from more than 283,000 Honda Canada customers has been stolen by cyber criminals. The data includes names, addresses, vehicle identification numbers and, most importantly, some financing account information.
Still, Honda maintains that the profiles don't contain the goods necessary for identity theft. Crooks typically need bank account numbers, email addresses and birth dates to pull off a successful cyber heist. Honda Canada had collected the consumer information back in 2009 when it urged its customers to register for on MyAcura and MyHonda sites.
The automaker first became aware that something was awry when traffic to both sites shot through the roof. Shortly thereafter, an inordinate number of unauthorized attempts to access member accounts hit the radar as well. On May 13th, a letter was sent out to owners who potentially had their personal data compromised.
This isn't the first time that Honda has been the victim of an online attack. Just last year, 2.2 million vehicle owners had their personal information stolen from the Japanese automaker's databases.
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Barrichello happy to end point drought
Rubens Barrichello welcomed his first points of the season after ending Williams's drought in the Monaco Grand Prix. The Brazilian finished in ninth position, putting an end to Williams's worst start to a Formula 1 season, with the team having failed to score in the first five races. Barrichello admitted he was sorry he gained a place after the retirement of team-mate Pastor Maldonado but was pleased to finally get some points
Floyd Anthony Raines Scott Russell Riggs Hiroshi Fushida Beppe Gabbiani
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