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Colby Copeland on Silver Dollar Speedway
As the 2021 racing season drew to a close, California open-wheel dirt racer Colby Copeland doubled down on his commitment to West Coast dirt-track racing. Finding himself with an opportunity he couldn’t refuse, Colby Copeland became one of three principals in a fledgling three-driver racetrack promotion team, SLC Promotions, at Silver Dollar Speedway in Chico, California.
Kyle Larson: Off-Season Reflections
Less than two weeks since Kyle Larson won the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series championship, he returned to racing at dirt bullrings in his native California. Racing during the off-season has become an annual tradition for Larson, one that has taken him as far as Australia in the past. Before jetting to Nashville, Tennessee, for NASCAR Champions Week, Larson competed in six events as part of the Western Swing for the USAC Nos Energy Drink National Midget Series.
17 Reasons for Optimism
Photograph by Nick Simonite BECAUSE THIS NEIGHBOR PAID IT FORWARD WITH FLOWERS MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA Kindergarten teacher and floral designer Sam Thomas lifted her neighbors’ spirits by building bouquets from their gardens.
Tesla's Autopilot update is finally here, but it won't work for everyone
Share Facebook Tweet Pinterest Email The long-awaited update for second-generation-hardware-equipped (HW2) Tesla Model S sedans and Model X SUVs is finally here. Basically, that just means if your Tesla was built after October 2016, you now have the Enhanced Autopilot system you were missing.The system is, predictably, a modified version of the already capable Autopilot semi-autonomous system.
Tesla Model X P90D review: Following the footsteps (tire tracks?) of John Muir
Share Facebook Tweet Pinterest Email On March 27, 1868 John Muir stepped off a steam ship in San Francisco, crossed the East Bay on a ferry boat and then, without so much as stopping for a shoe shine, walked over 200 miles to Yosemite. Muir would later go on to found the Sierra Club, convince Teddy Roosevelt to create Yosemite National park, and launch a conservation movement that continues to this day. But he was first and foremost a walker.
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