Texas doesn't have four seasons. Texas has two: Hot and not-hot. Twice a year during the not-hot times gearheads gather on a long strip of concrete to see who can blast the fastest standing-mile time. This weekend's running of The Texas Mile brought out a Hennessey-tuned Twin-Turbo Ford GT that ripped a spectacular…

The crew at Late Model Racecraft's plans for The Texas Mile this weekend include this 1,808 RWHP fourth-gen Camaro SS. With all that power, let's hope their plans don't include this.

You saw the first shot Sunday, then yesterday's stop-action frame-by-frame video. Now here's amazing new video that's the first to show Saturday's full run and the epic crash of Underground Racing's twin turbo Lamborghini Gallardo that followed it.

The spectacular crash of Underground Racing's twin-turbo Lamborghini Gallardo at the Texas Mile this weekend amazingly yielded no serious injuries, but it did provide us with this video made up of an amazing sequence of photos from photographer Keith Kaminski.

A Nissan GT-R breaking 200 MPH at The Texas Mile was awesome, but unsurprising. This Evo breaking the four-cylinder Mitsubishi top speed record with a 228 MPH pass and then bursting into flames? Literally and figuratively explosive.

There was so much go-fast at this weekend's Texas Mile we couldn't confine all of it in one post. So enjoy video of Boost Logic's GT-R setting a Godzilla standing mile record of 203.6 MPH.

This weekend I watched a VW Golf race to 200 MPH, a 250 MPH Lamborghini with a parachute and a diesel-powered Ford Mustang. I also saw police officers nodding their heads in approval. It's not heaven, it's the Texas Mile.