Kentucky seeks to make it easier for special-purpose vehicles to transverse public roads from one motorsport destination to another. Here are the details to Kentucky Senate Bill 63.
The flashy cars of Drift Appalachia not only draws attention to their efforts, but also to the sport of drift as a whole.
If you're looking for more motorsport events using public roads, Kentucky seeks to be that place.
West Virginia HillFest seeks to offer more than just a hillclimb. The promoters want to make it festival "celebrating car culture."
Some folks in government welcome motorsports with open arms, and the Mountain State exemplified that with West Virginia Motorsports Day.
Drift Appalachia is bringing Initial D-style touge to the mountain roads of Appalachia.
Even without creating new facilities, Appalachia has learned how to lure the motorsports community: with terrific roads and welcoming people.
