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I realize that many of you—Diesel Power Challenge 2020 potential competitors, alumni (including 2019 Champion Richard Coker), sponsors and fans–have anxiously been waiting for information regarding the status of this year’s competition. At this time, and sadly, I hereby announce that DPC 2020 is officially canceled, due to the unprecedented events surrounding COVID-19 and MotorTrend

If you post it, they will come. At least that’s the case when the world is staying at home and drivers are just itching to hop in their custom ride and go for a cruise. That’s what our friend—and Week to Wicked host Jason Scudellari—was thinking, too. A Huntington Beach resident, Jason thought it would

More of Diesel Power Challenge! The Time Has Come for You to Select 9 Diesel Power Challenge 2020 Competitors Diesel Power Challenge 2019 Competitor Richard Coker With schedule changes for a majority of MotorTrend Group’s major events happening almost daily (for example, Four Wheeler magazine’s Overland Adventure is now being held from July 20 to

Read More on Diesel Power Challenge! The Time Has Come for You to Select 9 Diesel Power Challenge 2020 Competitors Diesel Power Challenge: Facts and Fictions ATS Diesel Performance Gauntlet Challenge 2020 We’re always pleased to learn about or see Diesel Power Challenge alumni participating in other major diesel events, in the years after they compete

When you assess the diesel-motorsports scene as a whole, using a chassis dyno to evaluate a truck’s rear-wheel horsepower and torque reigns supreme as the mother of all performance tests. While some enthusiasts put a higher value on eighth-mile and quarter-mile E.T. and speed, dyno data literally can make or break a truck’s—as well as

As the saying goes, the new year brings about new beginnings, which is what the Lone Star Throwdown is all about. Many consider this to be the start of the show season: spending the winter months thrashing on their rides just to get ready for that third February weekend in Conroe, Texas, to attend LST.

Radwood, the celebration of the automotive culture of the 1980s and 1990s, visited the city of Austin over the weekend. And neither the cars nor the trucks of Radwood disappointed, with some seriously nostalgia-inducing metal on display. Like every other Radwood event, most of the vehicles that showed up to Radwood Austin are owned by