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Miranda Throckmorton -- Racer, High-School Sophomore
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Nov 11th, 2007 1:39pmMiranda Throckmorton is a 15-year-old high school student but she is not your typical teenager. The Indiana native has been racing since she was 4-1/2-years-old when she began running ¼ midgets. In addition to her studies at Avalon High School just outside of Indianapolis, Miranda works out four times a week with PitFit Training as well as being responsible for all the maintenance and upkeep for her racecars; ...
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Women in Motorsports Blog Carnival November 1, 2007
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Nov 1st, 2007 10:10pmIt's that time of the week again! Time to take a spin around the wide world of motorsports and see what some of our favorite fun and fearless females are up to! AskPatty.com has all the news. Today, seven women race regularly in the NHRA's top classes. But Peggy Llewellyn’s success in the sport is viewed as another barrier broken because she is the first African-American woman to win. "It ...
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The 3 Steps You MUST Take to Ensure you Purchase A Great Used Car and NOT a Lemon!
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Oct 23rd, 2007 2:01pmStep 1: Do Your Homework. Know what you’re looking for before you even pick up a paper, turn on the computer or step foot onto a car lot. Know what your budget is, how you’re going to pay for the vehicle and research the safety and reliability of various makes and models to figure out what you want. Step 2: The Preliminary Inspection. It’s imperative that ...
Taking the Scare Out of Driving on Halloween
Posted by AskPatty - Automotive Advice for Women at Oct 22nd, 2007 11:32pmDriving on Halloween can be frightening for motorists, especially when little “ghouls” and “goblins” – out after dark and full of excitement – forget road safety rules or wear costumes or masks that limit their vision. To help ensure safety on a night reserved for fun, the Car Care Council reminds motorists to drive slowly, be extra careful when entering or exiting driveways ...
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