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3.www.motogp.com634000
4.www.honda-tech.com633000
5.www.dragtimes.com470000
6.www.crash.net277000
7.forums.corvetteforum.com237000
8.www.formula1.com197000
9.www.m5board.com174000
10.www.nhra.com159000
11.www.nascar.com142000
12.www.fia.com119000
13.www.f1total.com102000
14.formule1.auto.cz96300
15.www.paddocktalk.com95700
16.www.wrc.com87800
17.www.ls1tech.com85900
18.www.speedtv.com79600
19.www.f1news.ru79200
20.www.f1-world.ru56900
21.www.sromagazine.com55700
22.drifting.com45800
23.www.modifiedcars.com45200
24.www.gpupdate.net44900
25.www.ten-tenths.com44400
26.www.itv-f1.com43200
27.www.grandprix.com43000
28.www.f1technical.net42400
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30.www.dakar.com39500
31.www.f1-live.com39200
32.www.racingone.com37000
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34.www.msprotege.com32400
35.www.formule1nieuws.nl32400
36.www.pedrodelarosa.com31500
37.www.mitsubishi-motors.com30900
38.www.pitpass.com30400
39.www.formule1.lt29500
40.www.autoracingdaily.com28500
41.www.truckseries.com27500
42.f1-facts.com26500
43.stlracing.com25600
44.www.planet-f1.com25200
45.www.mclaren.com24800
46.www.spa-francorchamps.be24800
47.www.frontstretch.com22100
48.www.localracechat.com21600
49.f1.racing-live.com20900
50.www.fiagt.com20500
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Dropping GM From The Dow 30?
There is buzz on Wall Street that General Motors may soon be dropped from the Dow Jones Industrial Average, made up of 30 bellwether companies. Citi is also rumored to be on the Dow block.I get why Dow Jones would be considering it. Should the extreme woes of two companies, with problems that are out of proportion to the other listed companies, drag down the whole stock market index?Are their problems so horrific that they distort the usefulness of the index to track the broader market?On the other hand, if both these companies are both so intertwined throught the U.S. and gloal economy, and are too big to fail, shouldn't they be part of a true market index even if they are trading at near a buck a share?
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Button nips Raikkonen to takes pole for Monaco Grand Prix
Formula One championship leader Jenson Button won pole position on Saturday for the Monaco Grand Prix. The Brawn GP driver will ...
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Montoya is too fast, furious after costly violation in pits
Juan Pablo Montoya proved just as adept Sunday at taming Indianapolis Motor Speedway without any of the technological wizardry ...
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Toyota recalls 3.8 million vehicles
Regular readers, especially those who work for or buy cars from Detroit’s automakers, often bemoan that Toyota’s recalls don’t get enough attention in the media. Well, here’s one hot off the press. Toyota said today that it is launching its largest recall in history, bringing back 3.8 million vehicles because an unsecure floor mat may hit the accelerator, send the car speeding forward and cause accidents. The fix seems simple enough, but that is a lot of cars. Toyota has told drivers to remove the floor mat until the company comes up with a remedy. The following models are affected:• 2007 – 2010 Toyota Camry • 2005 – 2010 Avalon • 2004 – 2009 Prius • 2005 – 2010 Tacoma • 2007 – 2010 Tundra • 2007 – 2010 Lexus ES350 • 2006 – 2010 Lexus IS250 and IS350 Every carmaker has recalls. But Toyota has had some big ones in recent years. The company recalled 533,000 Tundra pickups and Sequoia suvs in 2007 because of bad ball joints. The Tundra also had problems with the cam shaft in the Tundra’s 5.7-liter V-8. Toyota also had a problem with sludge accumulating in the engines of a handful of models. The company repaired the engines later on, but not after the publicity did some damage. What’s with the recalls? Toyota went on an expansion binge over the past decade, launching new models and sprouting factories up all over the world. The race for growth overtaxed its engineers and problems cropped up. In fairness, Toyota is still a first-rate carmaker whose vehicles do well in quality surveys across the board. The company has also been pushing to handle these issues more effectively. But recalls are never good even if they are handled well. Toyota has throttled back on growth and in doing so, its engineers are getting back to basics. Smart move. Remember, GM was the industry’s kingpin when its quality problems began in the 1960s. Toyota seems to have taken that history lesson to heart. But its long-standing edge in quality may have already been dulled.
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ESPN joins Sprint Cup fast track, will broadcast 14 events
The latest in top-tier events migrating to cable TV: Most of ESPN/ABC's NASCAR Sprint Cup races.
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