The Rad Factory Best Way to Build Ice Racing Tires Posted: April 3, 2025 | Last updated: April 3, 2025 The Rad Factory specializes in building some of the most exciting and unique vehicles on ...

While needing gray and cold weather to create ideal conditions, the bright spot about ice racing is that it’s pretty easy on equipement. The studded tires don’t really age when stored properly ...

However, this second-gen Chevy Camaro owner has a different strategy in mind – throw on no less than eight studded ice tires and hang the tail out in a fine, white cloud of snow. Now ...

Meanwhile, WRC tires are something of a Fata Morgana for those interested in racing on snow and ice. The tires are supplied by a single manufacturer for WRC events and you cannot get them from a ...

Like “a cross between asphalt racing and dirt racing,” Bashline ... are when those 1 1/2-inch bolts in the cheater tires stick to the ice and a notorious gust overcomes a Jeep, causing it ...

What’s even better than a dually truck sliding around is this Chevy Camaro that’s modified especially for ice racing. Instead of making do with just four or even six wheels and tires ...

What is surprising is the margin by which the race tire outperforms the street tire. The excellent Tyre Reviews YouTube channel got to test both the Sottozero WRC and the Ice Zero 2 at Pirelli's ...

(SOUNDBITE OF RACE CAR ENGINE IDLING) GUNDERSON: There are different classes of cars. Cars with studded tires can hit 80 miles an hour on the ice track. Cars with normal tires might run in the 30s.

That fun will include skijoring, races of cars with big spiked tires on snow, and, apparently, lots of parties. Previous Ice Races have included numerous famous race car drivers, including Max ...

“Pretty much anything with a motor, we’ll race it out here with the studs.” Says Dalton Mains, who works as a promoter for MIRA. The studs are screwed into tires to grip the ice. And grip it ...