On this week's episode of The InEvitable, Ed Loh and I sit down with professional racer andMotorTrendlegend Randy Pobst, as well as Ben Schaffer, the founder of noted Tesla tuning shop Unplugged ...

The 100th edition of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is set to take place this weekend, and the mountain is already full of racers who are preparing for the event. Qualifying for the 2022 ...

After the very eventful participation last year, Randy Pobst and team Unplugged Performance return to Pikes Peak one more time, this time bringing the world's quickest production car ever, the Tesla ...

Another Pikes Peak International Hill Climb has come and gone, this time with the spectators last year’s race so dearly missed. While company for watching the world’s most extreme hill climb was ...

A few days ago, the Unplugged Performance's race-modified Tesla Model S Plaid "Dark Helmet", driven by Randy Pobst, clocked 1:28.213 at the Laguna Seca race track - here is the video from this record ...

Unplugged Performance has certainly become a household name when it comes to all things Tesla and motorsport. And its Model S Plaid development prototype, nicknamed “Dark Helmet” because of its livery ...

If Tesla's main reasoning behind its decision to put a yoke instead of a steering wheel on the new Model S Plaid was to get the media talking (and we suspect it was because why else would you fix ...

With this year’s edition of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb mere days away, participating teams have already eagerly started on-location preparations as the practice and qualifications are now ...

Obviously, we don't report about gas-powered cars, so we're focusing on the Tesla Model S Plaid here. However, Randy Pobst has become a racing legend for many reasons, and this short video gives us ...

The new Tesla Model S Plaid has already been shown to be incredibly quick, so imagine what an upgraded, stripped out version with hill climb aero is capable of. That’s exactly what the folks over at ...

I'm not talking about a COVID lockdown to-do list. This isn't about baking a certain variety of bread no one liked until boredom drove them insane. And I'm not talking about finally guilt-reading ...