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How Genesis Won Le Mans With A Futuristic Golf Cart

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By Alanis King Verified
| The Autopian
Every year, cars descend upon a small town in the French countryside for the 24 Hours of Le Mans. This year, there were 62 vehicles in the race, countless cars and race cars on display, and parking lots full of everything from Porsche 911s to Renault Clios. But the car I saw everyone freaking out about wasn’t really a car at all.
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Hyundai Is Making Me Believe in Concept Cars Again

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By Alanis King Verified
| The Autopian
As I sat in my hotel after a long travel day last week, I reached that point of exhaustion when you’re too tired to go to bed. I slept about two hours on my flight to the 24 Hours of Le Mans, walked seven miles around Paris, and climbed the stairs of the Eiffel Tower because it was cheaper than the elevator. But when I saw new photos of the Genesis Magma GT supercar concept, which show the car’s interior for the first time, my drooping eyes flew open.
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Kyle Busch Was One of the Good Ones Original

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By Alanis King Verified
| Road & Track Verified
This week was seismic for motorsport. One of NASCAR’s greatest drivers and biggest personalities, Kyle Busch, died at 41 after being hospitalized for an undisclosed illness. Busch was my favorite driver. Losing him feels unreal, like I’m going to wake up tomorrow and find out this was just a nightmare. This time last week, Busch was winning a NASCAR Truck Series race at Dover Motor Speedway—bringing his lifetime NASCAR national series victory total to a far-away record of 234. Now he’s gone.
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