Around the Tracks: No-handed drifting, Renault wackiness and new NASCAR ground

How a Driver With No Arms Built a Wicked Drift Car - Chris Perkins, Road&Track 

If you watch The Grand Tour, you might be familiar with Ostałowski, who made an appearance in the last episode of Season 1 in a drifting competition against Richard Hammond. Currently, he competes in the Polish Drift Championship Pro2 class. The Hoonigan guys caught up with him during a test session.

CCotW: Renault BeBop MPV & SUV (2003) - Karl Smith, Car Design News

The BeBop twins were never headed for production, but the research done in their creation would influence design in future models. The BeBop name would return in 2009 as a variant of Renault’s Kangoo CUV.

Hailie Deegan Makes NASCAR History By Being the First Woman to Score a Pole Position - Elizabeth Werth, Jalopnik 

It’s a good weekend to go out and carve out a little place in history. And that’s just what Hailie Deegan did when she laid down the quickest lap at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway Dirt Track ahead of the NASCAR K&N Pro Series Star Nursery 100 race.

Scooters will return to San Francisco, but Bird and Lime aren’t invited

After more than two months of waiting, San Francisco has announced that only two scooter companies are allowed to return to the city: Scoot and Skip. The news comes as a rebuke to hometown ride-hail companies Uber and Lyft, which are both expanding beyond cars in an effort to become one-stop mobility shops. It’s also a snub to startups Bird and Lime, which are the two largest shared-scooter operators in the world; each is valued at over $1 billion.