The original On Any Sunday from 1971 was a masterpiece. How else can you explain a movie about motorcycles getting an Academy Award nomination? Four decades later, we're finally getting a sequel, and it might have a shot at topping its predecessor.

Travis Pastrana's listed age is 30. His listed birth year is 1983. If you have ever met, seen, spoke to, or shared a communal space with Travis Pastrana, you might find these two statements hard to believe.

What's it like to face possible death and frequent injury? We'll get some insight into that when Nitro Circus 3D: The Movie premieres this week, but in the meantime we have broken bone enthusiasts Travis Pastrana and Jolene Van Vugt for the next hour, live, in Kinja answering your questions about anything.

So far this season, the Global RallyCross Championship has been more notable for seriously injuring its competitors than giving them a chance to race. One race featured more red flags than a Chinese military parade and others notably few chances to pass.

It looks like Gymkhana 5 is finally here, with all the San Francisco-shredding goodness we expected. Jump drifts? Check. Cable car drifts? Check. Travis Pastrana drifts? Check.

Travis Pastrana, in addition to driving Dodge's 600-horsepower rallycross Dart, also runs a fairly-unhinged stunt show called Nitro Circus. In the crew's spare time, they like to jump Golfs in Pastrana's backyard.

Rallycross takes competition rally cars, adds a ton of power, and puts them in wheel-to-wheel racing. It is a videogame come to life. Thus we're excited to see SRT Motorsport's new 600-horsepower, four-wheel-drive rallycross Dodge Dart in the flesh and with Travis Pastrana at the wheel.

If you're ever invited to watch the X Games do yourself a favor and skip the events and just watch them on television. If you're ever invited to an X Games party do yourself a favor and suck down a lot of energy drinks so you can enjoy as many of them as possible.

Rally/motocross star Travis Pastrana was set to make his big debut in the left-turn-only world of Nascar on Saturday — until he broke two bones attempting a massive jump at ESPN's X-Games Thursday night. Maybe the motorcycle got jealous.

Travis Pastrana's debuted his new Subaru WRX livery for the upcoming X-Games by taking a shot directly at Ken Block, AARP style.

Within 24 hours Travis Pastrana managed to crash his Toyota twice in his NASCAR debut in Phoenix. He then traveled to Missouri to wreck Colin McRae's X Games-winning Subaru in the 100 Acre Wood Rally by rolling it three times.

Hoonigan, drifter, and ocassional WRC finisher Ken Block's bringing Gymkhana to the masses with the head-to-head Gymkhana Grid. WTF is that? Watch the video and ask him about it here tomorrow afternoon.

Yup, it's official. Subaru rally stud Travis Pastrana is making the leap to NASCAR. He even claims he "knows how to turn left." Yes, Travis, but now you won't ever need to turn right. And that's really sad.

Rally champ and hoon king Travis Pastrana left the Subaru team today to drive for Michael Waltrip's NASCAR team in the Nationwide Series. What, too many right turns in rally?

This year Travis Pastrana jumped Long Beach Harbor on New Year's Eve, won the Sno*Drift Rally and set a Mt. Washington Hill Climb Record. Oh, and he also finished 8th in the Big Buck Hunter Pro World Championship. Wait, what?

Rally America, I mean RallyCar, is holding its second rally-cross session this weekend at New Jersey Motorsports Park. If you make it over there, tell the guys at Subaru that next time we'd like less melodramatic music.

Here's Travis Pastrana's entire 7.6-mile Mt. Washington record climb. No marketing hype, no music, just sweet sweet revs and co-driver instructions. Don't look down!