There Are Plenty Of Reasons To Hate Trump's IndyCar DC Street Race, But Road Damage Isn't One Of Them
The current full-time IndyCar field of 25 cars is a literal drop in the bucket.
Read MoreWith Us Since
2021
Ryan Erik King
Jalopnik Editorial Policies
The unique content on Jalopnik is a result of skilled collaboration between writers and editors with broad journalistic, academic, and practical expertise.
In pursuit of our mission to provide accurate and ethical coverage, the Jalopnik editorial team consistently fact-checks and reviews site content to provide readers with an informative, entertaining, and engaging experience. Click here for more information on our editorial process.
Stories By Ryan Erik King
-
-
Marine One Came Within A Mile Of Hitting Regional Jet Over DC, Corps Called Flight Routine
The cause of the two incidents may even be related.
Read More -
Those Exit Numbers On Highways Are Telling You More Than You Might Think
There's method amid the confusion.
Read More -
Civilian Medevac Crash Likely Caused By Military GPS Jamming Exercise
The crash was likely the first for civilian aircraft in the United States where GPS jamming was a contributing factor.
Read More -
These Are The Worst Two-Car Garages You've Ever Seen
The comments section was peppered with a selection of disappointing and confusing two-car pairings.
Read More -
Cinema's Next F1 Period Piece Will Spotlight The Unlikely Rise Of A Canadian Icon
"Villeneuve: The Rise of a Legend" will premiere as the closing film of the Toronto International Film Festival on September 19.
Read More -
NASCAR Cup Cars Have No Speedometer, So Here's How They Stay Safe In The Pits
NASCAR has a precise system for keeping drivers within pit road speed limits, even as crews work just feet away in one of racing's most dangerous areas.
Read More -
SpaceX Junk Is Set To Slam Into Moon At 5,400 MPH
NASA is planning to take before-and-after shots of the 90-foot-wide impact crater with its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.
Read More -
What's The Worst Two-Car Garage You've Ever Seen?
Either out of necessity or a love for cars, the two-car garage is as ubiquitous in American culture as baseball and apple pie.
Read More -
F1 Won't Air Live Battery Levels Anymore Because Fans Don't Care
Without energy levels for context, it can create an anticlimactic viewing experience where it's assumed that every pass is temporary.
Read More -
Boeing Has Now Lost Over $3 Billion On New Air Force One Program
Trump returning to the White House in 2025 created an unforeseen problem: A petulant President expecting a new plane that wasn't ready.
Read More -
IndyCar Finally Unveils 2028 Replacement For Dated 14-Year-Old Chassis
The Dallara IR-28 isn't a revolution but a long-awaited evolution for a product that has had many ups and downs over the past dozen years.
Read More -
Porsche And Penske Unveil Retro Liveries Celebrating Dominant Victories At Road America
The 963 prototypes will be donning throwback designs from Porsche/Penske past at this weekend's Motul SportsCar Endurance Grand Prix at Road America.
Read More -
F1 Will Hold Bahrain Grand Prix 3,750 Miles Outside Of Bahrain
The relocated race will be known as "the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia."
Read More -
Trump Administration Wants New Noise Threshold For Supersonic Planes By Mid-2027, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
The sonic booms that heavily restrained supersonic air travel could be a thing of the past.
Read More -
Trump's New Air Force One Getting 'Maxed Out' Upgraded To Final Form
The Secret Service apparently advised the President not to fly the new plane, citing security concerns.
Read More -
No Battery, No Luck For George Russell As Antonelli Wins Belgian GP
Russell wouldn't have been a crash target if an AI-powered energy deployment algorithm didn't deplete his car's battery before Spa's longest straight.
Read More -
United Airlines Will Offer Free Flight Changes To Avoid Trump International Airport
The memo instructs reservation agents to process itinerary shifts away from Trump International Airport to Fort Lauderdale or Miami as an even exchange.
Read More -
What Car Could Replace The HMMWV In The US Army?
Our testosterone-obsessed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered that the Army phase out the dated Humvee, what should be next?
Read More -
Aston Martin Designed Its Wildest SUV Just For Call Of Duty
Called the Dreadnought, this V12-powered military-spec SUV will only be drivable in "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4."
Read More -
Gabriel Bortoleto Says Other F1 Drivers Should Turn The Page On New Rules Complaints
Fans should always take drivers' complaints about the technical regulations with a grain of salt.
Read More -
World Endurance Championship Moving Season Finale Out Of Gulf As There's No End In Sight To U.S. War With Iran
Formula One is stuck in a similar scheduling dilemma with its world championship.
Read More -
MotoGP Legend Valentino Rossi Wants To Be The Next Star Nürburgring 24 Debutant
Having already expanded his racing career beyond the limits of MotoGP, Valentino Rossi is looking to go even further and race at the Nürburgring.
Read More -
Why NASA Is Going With Fuel Cells Instead Of Batteries For Energy Storage On The Moon
NASA's planned fuel cell may be large, but it should still be cheaper to launch than a traditional battery.
Read More -
NYC Congestion Pricing Cut EMS Response Times By Over A Minute As It's Wild Success Continues
The goal was achieved with a 21 percent reduction in passenger vehicle traffic. Benefits like faster ambulance response times are pleasant side effects.
Read More -
New United Airlines Trial Allows Passengers To Drop Off Their Checked Bags The Night Before Flights
One airline is exploring ways to make the line to its check-in counter move more efficiently.
Read More -
Red Bull Racing Put The Finishing Touches On Its $6 Million RB17 Hypercar For Goodwood Debut
The 1,267-horsepower track-day monster will be running up the hill all weekend, with Adrian Newey and some of Red Bull's drivers behind the wheel.
Read More
