So, with the relaunch issue up and out, the real trick is following that up. So here's June. The 50th Anniversary of the Porsche 911 takes center stage, with Magnus Walker's shop featured on the cover.

For any of you who missed it yesterday, here's the video teaser of the stuff we produced to support the May '13 relaunch issue. Enjoy.

So, as you guys remember from your AMA with Larry Webster back in November, he had big things in store for Road & Track. You know, what with the complete overhaul of the magazine and all. Anyway, we're all excited because it's time to start revealing the fruits of that labor. Here's a quick note from Larry.

No matter how you feel about the Tesla Model S, there's no question the car is powerful. It can light up its rears like it was a V8 Aussie muscle car, not an all-electric ecomobile.

Now that we know that Road & Track's archives will be preserved in Stanford University. Where should all the other car mags keep their back issues and historical documents?

This year is the 65th anniversary of Road & Track entering print. Feel free to insert your own social security related joke here.

Earlier this summer Hearst announced it was basically firing everyone at Road & Track, moving the magazine to Ann Arbor, and putting former Popular Mechanics editor Larry Webster in charge. His mission? Completely overhaul the magazine.

Magazine conglomerate Hearst will pay $887 million to buy 102 magazines from French firm Lagardere, including Car And Driver and Road & Track. Here's to a successful deal, since improving on the French shouldn't be hard. [Dealbook]