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Do you feel the need for speed? Who doesn't once in a while? Whether you like to go fast or just appreciate high-powered vehicles doing so, The Texas Mile is for you.  As the most recognized 1-Mile Top Speed Racing event in the world, the much anticipated Texas Mile returns to the Victoria, Texas Regional Airport March 22-24, 2019...

The need for speed. That's what it's all about at the Texas Mile, specifically, how fast can you go in a one-mile straightaway? It's coming back to Victoria Regional Airport Friday, March 22nd through Sunday, March 24th. It's a competition for top speed, and there have been some tremendous speeds reached in cars and motorcycles built just for the occasion...

Victoria car dealer Ben Keating brought home another trophy over the weekend, marking the 2nd year in a row his team has won the Tequila Patron North American Endurance Cup. Keating and his Mercedes-AMG Team Riley Motorsports captured the cup that is given based on endurance competition of 4 races including the Rolex 24 at Daytona, the 12 Hours of Sebring, the 6 Hours of the Glen, and Petit Lemans

"I feel the need...for speed" is the famous line from the movie Top Gun, but if the speed you need is the kind that stays on the pavement, then the Texas Mile is for you. Whether you like to go fast yourself and need a safe, legal way to do it or, if you're a spectator, the event is back next weekend...

"I feel the need...for speed" is the famous line from the movie Top Gun, but if the speed you need is the kind that stays on the pavement, then the Texas Mile is for you. Whether you like to go fast yourself and need a safe, legal way to do it or, if you're a spectator, the event is back next weekend...

The Texas Mile's first run this spring was a huge success. Drivers and riders brought their machines to Victoria Regional Airport to see how fast they could go on a one mile stretch, and throngs of enthusiasts showed up to enjoy it all. There were some cool videos posted on Facebook and You Tube, but none as cool as this one...

Local car dealer Ben Keating was the GT Daytona winner in the Rolex 24 car race yesterday.

Professional cycling really don’t impress us much. These guys have been chemically and physically engineered from birth to become pedal monsters and ride biked made by NASA engineers that could withstand the wind resistance produced by a nuclear holocaust.