Learning to Feel Your Car: A Lesson in the Basics

From the squealing of tires to the grumble of performance engines to the smell of gasoline in the air, the High-Performance driving classes at Road America are a joy from start to finish. Coming in at a cost of only $40 more expensive than a track day, or $10 more than your first five track-day […]

Looking ahead to future races: Wisconsin motorsport in the COVID-era

By building on lessons learned over the last year, Wisconsin tracks adapted to new regulations that have shut some gates and left other facilities to operate with minimal change in day-to-day operations.  Road America is one example of a track which was able to continue in a semi-normal fashion last summer. The track at Road […]

UWM SAAC Casts Unanimous Vote on Name, Image, Likeness Legislation

In their Dec. 2. meeting, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), voted unanimously in support of the NCAA proposed legislation regarding name, image, and likeness rules for athletes. All SAAC meetings at UWM have been held over Microsoft teams this year amid the pandemic, and campus meeting restrictions. It was attended by […]

In a Focus on Mental Health, UWM begins Green Bandana Project

As the conversation around mental health in athletics continues to evolve, a recent push to focus on mental health and mental health allyship from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee athletic department began in the form of a new initiative titled the Green Bandana Project. Anya Athan, a senior on the track and field team at UWM, spearheaded […]

Public Outcry Rises Over U of M Decision to Cut Men’s Track and Field

Nationwide support backing Minnesota Track and Field athletes became increasingly vocal following the announcement by the University of Minnesota Athletic Director Mark Coyle that four men’s varsity programs would be discontinued after the 2020-21 seasons. Coyle made his announcement in an open letter addressed to the University of Minnesota Athletics Community on Sept. 10.  The letter began […]