Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Bike Shops: The Unsung Heroes of the Cycling Movement

Around the Streetsblog Network today:
Bike Shops Get People Cycling: Greater Greater Washington posted a great video this weekend on the importance of neighborhood bike shops, particularly in low-income communities, to encouraging people to bike regularly. In the video, Milwaukee Bicycle Works Director Keith Holt explains that if children from an impoverished community can’t access bicycle [...]

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Indy the perfect site for Menard's first win

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Sims excluded, Bottas leads series

Alexander Sims has been excluded from the first GP3 race at the Hungaroring, handing the championship lead to race winner Valtteri Bottas. Bottas initially moved up to second in the points with his victory, while Sims retained the lead in the standings by coming home fourth. However, the Briton's Status Grand Prix car was excluded from the race following scrutineering on Saturday evening, where it failed the rear floor height check.

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Martin Truex, Jr., 2011 NSCS Good Sam RV Insurance 500 Race Previews

2011 NSCS Martin Truex - Photo Credit: Chris Graythen/Getty Images for NASCARCORNELIUS, N.C. ? Pocono Raceway is a tricky triangle if you ask the driver of the No. 56 NAPA AUTO PARTS Toyota. Just 50 days ago at the 2.5-mile track, Martin Truex Jr. recorded a hard-fought 10th-place finish in his first race with crew...more»

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Barrichello downplays Q3 chances

Rubens Barrichello believes he is unlikely to challenge for a place in the top ten in tomorrow's qualifying for the Hungarian GP.

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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

NASCAR By the Numbers: Indy deluxe edition

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Video: Chrysler, Eminem team up for 'Imported from Detroit' charity effort

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Selected of God choir

Everyone remembers Chrysler's 'Imported from Detroit' Super Bowl ad that starred rap artist Eminem and featured the new 200 sedan. To build on the success of this ad, the automaker is now launching the Imported from Detroit Project, in conjunction with Eminem, that will highlight events and activities that promote the city of Detroit.

To kick off the IFD Project, Chrysler and Eight Mile Style, LLC - a publisher of Eminem-composed works - have teamed up to create a special, gospel version of the rapper's song "Lose Yourself." Performed by the Selected of God choir (originally featured in the Super Bowl ad), a downloadable version of the song is available through iTunes for $0.99, with proceeds going to benefit three Detroit-based charities: Abayomi Community Development Corporation, The Yunion and Robert S. Shumake Scholarship Foundation.

Along with the iTunes track, Chrysler has released a music video of the Selected of God choir performing the song. Both a trailer and the full-length video are available after the jump, as is the official press release, where you can read more about the specific charities that will benefit from the song's proceeds.

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