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Electric Cowboy’s 102 miles/hr electric motorcycle land speed record

September 20, 2012 April 13, 2015

Brandon Nozaki Miller, riding a modified Zero Motorcycles made Zero S ZF6 electric motorcycle, sets a new land speed record for lightweight electric motorcycles. There is a little friendly shootout underway in the electric motorcycle land speed record field. In August a land speed record was set in the under…

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Toyota/Audi hybrid’s take 1st and 2nd at 6 Hours of Sao Paulo

September 16, 2012 September 16, 2012

Toyota Hybrid Racing has racked up the teams first win in the FIA World Endurance Championship race, the 6 Hours of Sao Paulo, this weekend.  The win was with the TS030 Hybrid race car, a car that has been in only 3 races so far, and which already won a…

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Japan to end nuclear power dependency by 2040

September 16, 2012 January 1, 2017

A year and a half ago one of the largest known earthquakes ever struck off the North Japanese coast, triggering a tsunami devastating the Japanese coast, as well as a massive nuclear power disaster. Since then the Japanese people have spoken up clearly, with protests of tens of thousands of…

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The Chevy Volt is not another Solyndra, but the victim of preposterous propoganda

September 15, 2012 March 31, 2015

The current wave of using the Solyndra mess to tarnish other Green policies comes from a ridiculous piece of reporting published by Reuters. That reporting used incorrect accounting practices to misleadingly come up with a cost per Chevy Volt of $89,000 meaning that each Volt sold is costing GM an…

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Will Tesla’s SuperCharger network resemble aliens landing at a rest stop?

September 14, 2012 April 13, 2015

The long-hinted Tesla SuperCharger for the Model S and Model X, will be unveiled on Sept 24 according to an Elon Musk tweet promising it will be like “alien spaceships landed at highway rest stops.” Back in June, at the Tesla Motors shareholders meeting, Elon Musk gave the expected business…

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NRDC names 232 Congress members as ‘Dirty Air Villians’

September 13, 2012 January 1, 2017

The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) is naming names with a list of 39 U.S. Senators and 193 Congressmen whose votes for dirty air and water make them “Dirty Air Villians.” The named members of Congress not only have voted against clean air laws, but have taken large campaign contributions…

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Tesla’s transformation of automobile service stumbles in Massachusetts

September 11, 2012 June 23, 2019
Tesla Model S

Tesla Motors is doing things differently from other automakers, and the company’s sales and service model don’t always agree with local laws. Tesla Motors is a disruptor, a company that is disrupting the “normal” pattern of automobile manufacturers and car dealerships. Tesla does pretty much everything differently from all the…

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Nissan LEAF NISMO RC takes second to Tesla Roadster in JEVRA 50km electric car race at Japan’s Sportsland Sugo

September 10, 2012 September 10, 2012

The Japan Electric Racing Vehicle Association recently held an electric car race at Japan’s Sportsland Sugo race track.  Going by their website they’ve held several races this year.  For the first time, on the Sept 4 race, Nissan’s LEAF NISMO RC team came to the race for it’s first official electric…

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Tesla Motors revolutionizes the electric car with the Supercharger network

September 9, 2012 April 13, 2015

The Tesla Model S is already an amazing electric car, but it became extremely more valuable with today’s unveiling of the Supercharger network which will allow coast-to-coast trips with an electric car, powered for free from sunlight. Calling it a historic moment, Elon Musk, Chairman and CEO of Tesla Motors,…

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The TTXGP World Championship at Daytona is shaping up to be a massive electric superbike battle

September 8, 2012 September 8, 2012

The Barracuda Lightning team won the e-Power/TTXGP race at Le Mans yesterday, validating that teams risky move to race at Le Mans rather than finish out the season with the TTXGP North American championship. Rather than dissect why Lightning chose this path, let’s look forward to what is shaping up…

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Lightning wins Le Mans e-Power/TTXGP while Muench wins the TTXGP European championhsip

September 8, 2012 September 8, 2012

Miguel Duhamel, riding for Barracuda Lightning, has won the e-Power/TTXGP joint race at Le Mans this weekend while Matthias Himmelmann (Muench Racing) has won the European championship in both series.  Duhamel took the pole position with strong finishes in both qualifying rounds.  Zongshen’s Tang Yu came in third place. Himmelmann…

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Lightning leads after first qualifying round at e-Power/TTXGP Le Mans joint race

September 6, 2012 September 6, 2012

As I noted the other day, the Barracuda Lightning Motorcycles Racing team has gone to Le Mans for the e-Power/TTXGP race.  As expected the teams rider, Miguel Duhamel, is at the top of the results sheet for todays practice round, beating Matthias Himmelmann of Muench Racing.  Why expected?  Because of…

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Public transit system closures on Labor Day are a major hassle for many

September 5, 2012 March 31, 2015

Yesterday was Labor Day in the U.S. (yes, I know, other parts of the world celebrate Laborers on a different day of the year) and as a result many businesses were closed.  That’s all well and good, because Laborers deserve recognition.  Laborers are the people who make the machines of…

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Brammo wins the TTXGP North American Championship 2nd year running

September 2, 2012 April 13, 2015

In the season finale to the TTXGP North American Championship, Steve Atlas won the title for the second year running, with team-made Eric Bostrom winning todays race. Steve Atlas and Brammo won the 2012 TTXGP North America Championship this weekend at the season finale at the Miller Motorsports Park outside…

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Lightning Motors is heading to Le Mans for the e-Power/TTXGP Europe race

September 2, 2012 September 2, 2012

This weekend was the TTXGP 2012 North America Championship race, won by Brammo’s Steve Atlas.  The big question of the weekend is, where was Lightning Motorcycles?  As we noted in the race coverage, had Lightning raced this weekend at Miller the results could well have been different.  The answer came…

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