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NOW: The Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona!

See it on SPEED!
Written by Bill Moore
Saturday, 28 January 2012
The Rolex 24 is running . . . see it on the SPEED Channel . . . and then, on Sunday at 9 a.m., you can see the final laps as well. For the moments overnight when SPEED isn't running it live, see live streaming video right HERE! Jamie McMurray and Juan Pablo Montoya are only a few of NASCAR's best taking to the road course and the high bank at this weekend's Daytona 24-hour race. For more, CLICK HERE! And, not to be outdone, the best of IndyCar are also driving in the race as well. For the story, CLICK HERE! While SPEED will be offering a lot of coverage throughout the 24 hours, it's way too early to be offering a lap-by-lap exchange, but for a story on Chip Ganassi's efforts, CLICK HERE! Think you know Dale Junior? Well, for a side you've never seen, CLICK HERE! The Delta Wing is ready to run at Le Mans, thanks to help from friends! The radical Delta Wing, rejected as a replacement car by the IZOD IndyCar Series, is going to Le Mans . . . with specially designed tires by Michelin. See the story in the Racing News Section. A NASCAR Giant Dies: Dr. Joseph Mattioli is dead. See the story HERE! Rubens Barrichello is surrounded by Formula One chaos. (Paul-Henri Cahier Photo) Just what we need, just what IndyCar needs -- NOT! Rubens Barrichello, another Formula One driver who was going to be unemployed in 2012, is going to test with IndyCar team KV Racing. What happened to the Americans? See the story HERE! For an incredible array of racing photography from the world of Formula One, you need to look at The Cahier Archive. Originally, Bernard Cahier was out alongside the racetrack with a camera, followed now by his son, Paul-Henri. This photo of crashing cars at the Australian Grand Prix in 2002 was taken by the son. For more, CLICK HERE! Big, bold, beautiful and . . . yes, robust, that was -- is -- the Pontiac G8. We loved it! Over the past couple of years we've reviewed 207 new cars, and all of those reviews are still here for your appraisal. While many are not 2012 versions of the car, they may interest you if you're looking for a used car. See 'em all HERE! For John Birchard's review, CLICK HERE! One we especially liked was the 2009 Pontiac G8. It came with a 361-horsepower 6.0-liter V-8 engine that will carry it from zero to 60 in 5.3 seconds, with room in the back for two adults or three kids. This is the KAA gallery. Once upon a time, it was a fire station! (Bill Moore Photo) The Kittery Art Association will hold its first members' art show starting this weekend at the Association's gallery in Kittery Point, Maine. The hours are noon to six each day, Saturday and Sunday. Come in and savor the artwork; sit and rest your feet, too! (Bill Moore Photo) Because I will be taking the first shift on Saturday, I stopped by today just to be sure I could get the door open . . . and lock it behind me. I can! This view, from the second floor of the gallery. is artfully designed. (Bill Moore Photo) I went inside and found paintings, photos and ceramics, at a wide range of affordable prices. Since it's on the way to Fort Foster, why not bring Fido along and take him for a walk after viewing the artwork? For more information about the KAA, CLICK RIGHT HERE! Here, with more emphasis on Style than Speed, we give you: To my mind, this shape in the sand is reminiscent of a volcano spewing! (Bill Moore Photo) It's the magic of low light and contrast. I shot these photos late on Tuesday afternoon at Fort Foster, the first, called Pompei, is merely an image created by silica on the beach. A man chases a girl, who turns back to laugh, across the Fort Foster Pier. (Bill Moore Photo) The second, instead of a studied approach, was a matter of spinning to catch the action as a man (a boyfriend, a dad?) chasing after a girl on the pier.
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