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General Interest
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Subiesport Magazine has a whole new site! However, we are going to keep mag.subiesport.com alive, too. Strictly for archival purposes, mind you. So if you're reading this, run, don't walk, to the new site by clicking here: www.subiesport.com
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Motor Sports
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The plan in the Rally America season is to hold just one true snow
rally. Sno*Drift in January leads off the season, and some competitors
skip the event in favor of the much more temperate Rally in the 100
Acre Wood held in Missouri a month later. But this year, Mother Nature
caught many teams with their long johns down as winter weather again
dominated the results at the second round of the 2008 rally racing
championship series.
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General Interest
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Today we introduce a new way to get Subiesport Magazine: The Subiesport Digital Edition. Perfect for our readers that live overseas, move around a lot, go to college, want to save a tree or just prefer the digital experience to ink-on-paper. Also, if you've never experienced Subiesport, you can take a look inside every issue using our new Digital Edition technology -- preview up to 10 pages absolutely free. If you like the magazine, buy a single copy of the digital edition for only $2.99, or run down to your local bookseller to buy a printed copy. Want to keep receiving the Subiesport Digital Edition? Get six issues (1-year) delivered to your inbox for only $15 per year! Click here for all the info on the Digital Edition.
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General Interest
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As part of a raft of changes coming to Subiesport.com, we've recently updated our subscription page and customer service portal. This will streamline the subscription and renewal process in addition to making it easier to process change of address requests, as well as other customer service issues.
Subscriptions and back-issues will continue to also be offered through our online store, www.carzines.com, but over time we'll be focusing that store on simply selling back-issues, swag and DVDs. Meanwhile, we'll continue to add features to better serve our readers.
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Motor Sports
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Rally ace and sometimes adrenaline junkie, Travis Pastrana, has lost
his long-time co-driver, Christian Edstrom to retirement. Edstrom, who
said that he was taking a hiatus from rally, cited needing more time
for his family and career opportunities for leaving SRT. This is not
the first time, however, that Edstrom has threatened leaving Pastrana
and SRT. After a nasty crash last season, it was rumored that Edstrom
had had enough of the balls-out driving of Pastrana. However, Edstrom
soldiered on, but it seems that the duos most recent collision with a
deer may have rattled Edstrom loose.
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2007 Legacy GT
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A few days ago I received a "beta" set of coilovers from our friends at Endura-Tech
suspension. As soon as the weather clears I'll get these installed and
tested on the 2007 Legacy GT project car. It's been either raining or threatening rain for the past two
weeks here in Seattle, making wrenching time a miserable proposition.
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General Interest
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Every year our January/February issues have fallen victim to scheduling hassles of the Christmas and New Years. Advertisers don't return phone calls regarding updating their files, writers disappear for weeks on end and navigating our press' calendar to get ink on paper is quite the challenge.
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Motor Sports
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Travis Pastrana normally exudes what seems to be an unending supply of positive energy. This makes his interviews quite fun. At WRC Rally GB, however, it was a different story. Pastrana was visibly agitated by his ongoing problems with the course. Watch this exclusive video to see the other side of Travis: Still upbeat, but obviously agitated. Caution to our more sensitive readers, his language is not appropriate for young childern or work environments.
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Motor Sports
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In Rally Racing, it’s not enough to have the best ride and the best
service crew, and the best in-car team. You can’t just set ‘em up and
knock ‘em down in this business, because anything can happen at any
time. After the top teams fought the 2007 season to a razor’s edge
finish, the 2008 season has started up again in the same thrilling,
unpredictable fashion.
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Subaru Vehicles
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While it is no secret that Subaru has been earnestly working on a new
diesel powerplant for some time now, what has not been clear is when
and where these new engines would find a home. That wait is over.
Subaru recently announced the release of a 2.0-liter turbo diesel in
the form of the Euro-only Legacy Sports Tourer Estate and Legacy
Outback Estate; that’s Brit for station wagon. Currently, the diesel
engine is only available in wagon trim, but Subaru says the engine will
soon find its way into the Legacy Sedan, followed by the new Forester
and ultimately the new Impreza one production of the new engine ramps
up.
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Motor Sports
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For the first time, we've made the 2006 Subiefest crash available online. Now playing at our sister-site, www.drivingsports.com .
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Subaru Vehicles
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Just a day after Christmas, and there's already another all-new model for Subaru fans to either rejoice or lament over: the 2009 Forester.
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Subaru Vehicles
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With the launch of the all new base-model Impreza and WRX behind us comes the release of the long-anticipated 2008 WRX STI. While we must remain mute on the actual driving impressions of the new STI for now, what we can tell you is what lies underneath the bonnet and in the guts of the new car.
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