For as long as motorsports has existed, gas has been perhaps the most important part of raceday.
The cars depend on it, teams hire high-level analysts to maximize it and companies go into bidding wars to ensure their fuel goes into each competitor’s tank.
So what happens when you remove gas from the equation? You get the Sunburst.
The history of the Laufenberg family farm has roots in the year Wisconsin became a state.
It was a time when the size of most dairy herds could be counted on your hands, and horses and oxen were used to pull plows, rakes and wagons.
Wisconsin residents battling itchy eyes, runny noses and relentless sneezing this summer might figure this year’s allergy season is worse than years past. They would be right.
Question: What causes a thunderstorm?
Answer: Thunderstorm development requires three basic ingredients: moisture, unstable air and upward motion.
Moisture comes from regions like oceans, lakes and vegetation that provide the water vapor necessary for cloud formation and precipitation.
