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Ryan Newman's crew celebrates the win at Phoenix International Speedway

“It's sweet for so many reasons. I said that when I won the Brickyard. I said that when I won at Daytona” Newman said. “This has been the longest drought I've ever been in. Even in Phoenix, the runners up suck. It's just a hard-fought race, a hard-fought battle, a hard-fought four years. I got to thank Richard and Judy, everybody at RCR, ECR, for not only giving me the opportunity to drive the racecar, but giving me a racecar that's in contention to win a race”.

This was also the first win for Newman’s crew chief Luke Lambert in 157 attempts.

“Yeah, it's really, really hard to assess the magnitude right now. I can't say enough about what it means” Lambert said. “I couldn't be prouder of everybody within the company, everybody on my race team. Ryan, you know, everybody has really worked very, very hard to get us here where we are today. I said earlier, I think Ryan really left it all on the racetrack today. He was exhausted”.

Kyle Larson racing during the Camping World 500

Kyle Larson once again came in second place, staying in that spot for the third race in a row and fourth time in five races this season. He led three times for a total of three laps.

“But, yeah, you know, it was a fun race for us. We ran no worse than fourth I think all race. Was really happy about that” Larson said. “Challenged for the segment win there the first stage with Joey. That was a lot of fun. Finished second, I think, the second stage, too. Second overall”.

Kyle Busch came in third place, leading twice for a total of 114 laps and the majority of the race.

Ryan Newman and his crew celebrate his Camping World 500 win

Joey Logano won the first stage of the race and also won 1 playoff point. Chase Elliott won the second stage of the race and 1 playoff point as well.

Larson leads the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series standings with 184 points, and no playoff points. Brad Keselowski is in second place with 178 points and 5 playoff points. Chase Elliott is in third place with 171 points and 1 playoff point.

The next race in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series will be at the Auto Club Speedway for the Auto Club 400.

Chris Eggleston celebrates after winning the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West opener at Tucson Speedway

The 2015 NASCAR K&N Pro Series West champion said he was negotiating with Bill McAnally Racing until February to bring him back for another season. Eggleston rewarded McAnally by winning the K&N Pro Series West season opener at Tucson Speedway.

“This win’s big. It means a lot to me,” Eggleston said. “I really didn’t have a ride going into January almost end of February. Bill and [my sponsors], they brought me back for another year. Couldn’t be more happy or proud. This win is definitely for them for bringing me back.”

Eggleston led for 80 laps in the NAPA Auto Parts Tucson 150. He passed Todd Gilliland, the reigning K&N Pro Series West champion, on lap 92 and was out front for the last 58 laps of the race.

“I had to use up my stuff a little sooner than I wanted to, to get around Todd and it worked out all right,” Eggleston said. “Those last few cautions also had me nervous too. But man this was digging at the top. Finally got a Tucson win. This is awesome. Best way to start the season.”

There were six cautions for 28 laps and two cautions over the last 30 laps of the race. Eggleston was able to maintain his lead through both restarts.

Chris Eggleston takes a victory lap after winning the K&N Pro Series West race at Tucson Speedway

Eggleston and Gilliland battled for the lead in the first half of the race. They swapped the lead four times.

“I don’t think we had a car to win that first segment,” Eggleston said. “We made just the right adjustments at that halfway break on that pit stop. We had a really good car that second half.”

Gilliland won the pole and led the first four laps of the race. Eggleston passed Gilliland for the lead. Gilliland took it back on lap 25. They swapped the lead again and Gilliland was out front from laps 32 to 91. Gilliland led for 70 laps.

“It was definitely a good race weekend for us,” Gilliland said. “I can’t complain with a second place finish after leading more than half the laps. This stuff happens. It’s the defeat, but it’s not really the defeat when you finish second. Strong run by the Bill McAnally Racing with the one-two finish. I think our packages are very good. It’s crazy how different they are.”

Chris Eggleston led 80 laps in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West race at Tucson Speedway

“We got to second at one point, but I think we used up just a little too much to get to the next guy,” Archer said. “Hell of a race from where we started, really good momentum heading forward.”

Zane Smith was fourth, followed by Will Rodgers in fifth.

The next K&N Pro Series West race is at Kern County Raceway Park.

The Ford F-150 is the best selling truck in America and K&N performance products make it even better

K&N REPLACEMENT AIR FILTERS

The K&N 33-2385 replacement air filter fits every F-150 with all engine sizes from 2009-2017

The 2009-2017 F-150 has used the same base air box and in turn, they all use the same K&N replacement air filter. The high performance 33-2385 fits all Ford F-150 trucks from 2009-2017 no matter the engine it has. All the engines, including the 3.5L Ecoboost, 3.5L, 3.7L, 4.6L, 5.0L, 5.4L, and 6.2L. The K&N replacement air filter is a very easy modification you can do in your driveway in a matter of minutes. It is designed to boost horsepower, torque, and rate of acceleration.

K&N PERFORMANCE AIR INTAKES

The K&N 57-2575 cold air intake adds an estimated 12 HP to 2009 and 2010 F-150 5.4L engines

For 2009-2010 4.6L F-150 owners, the K&N 57-2580 adds an estimated 16 HP and 18 lb-ft of torque

If your 2009 or 2010 F-150 came with the 4.6L, K&N makes the 57-2580 cold air intake for your truck. The kit added an estimated 16 horsepower at 4650 RPM and 18 lb-ft of torque.

If you own a 2009-2010 4.6L F-150 and prefer the polished look, the K&N 77-2580KP intake is for you

For 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014 Ford F-150s that came equipped with the 5.0L Coyote motor, the K&N 57-2581 was designed for your truck. It is 50 state legal and added an estimated 12 horsepower at 5304 RPM and 12 lb-ft of torque at 4305 RPM. If you are looking for a stealthier looking, blacked out kit, the K&N 71-2581 Blackhawk Induction cold air intake system was developed for the 2011-2014 Ford F-150 5.0L Coyote. The kit comes with a black, dry synthetic filter so no more oiling, and a black powdercoated aluminum intake tube. It made an estimated 7 horsepower and 2 lb-ft of torque on K&N’s dyno.

If black isn’t your thing and you would rather have a polished intake on your 2011-2014 5.0L F-150, the K&N 77-2581KP is for you. It has a polished air tube and polished filter end cap. It won’t void any factory warranties and is guaranteed to add power. K&N saw an estimated 10 horsepower and 10 lb-ft of torque on our dyno with the 77-2581KP installed on a 2011 Ford F-150.

Whether you have the 3.5L, 3.7L, 4.6L, 5.0L, 5.4L, or 6.2L K&N makes a product for your truck

If your 2011 or 2012 F-150 came with the big 6.2L V8 engine, K&N makes the 57-2584 for it. The kit is an easy upgrade and adds an estimated 27 horsepower at 5347 RPM and almost 17 lb-ft of torque at 3578 RPM. It is legal in all 50 states and comes with K&N’s 10-Year/Million Mile Limited Warranty. A K&N Blackhawk Induction kit is also available for these trucks. It is part number 71-2584 and covers the 2011 and 2012 6.2L Ford F-150s. It made an estimated 20 horsepower and 17 lb-ft of torque on the chassis dyno.

The K&N 57-2581 cold air intake is designed for 2011-2014 Ford F-150 pickups with the 5.0L Coyote

K&N designed the 77-2585KS cold air intake kit to fit 2012, 2013, and 2014 Ford F-150 trucks with the 3.7L V6. The kit includes an oiled cotton conical air filter, silver powdercoated tube, and black aluminum heat shield. It adds an estimated 11 horsepower at 5536 RPM and 10 lb-ft of torque at 3333 RPM.

For 2015, 2016, and 2017 Ford F-150 trucks with the 5.0L engine, the K&N 63-2591 Aircharger cold air intake was designed to bolt right into the truck. It can be installed in less than 2 hours and we guarantee it will increase your horsepower. When we put this kit on a truck and dyno tested it, we saw an estimated increase of 12 horsepower and almost 10 lb-ft of torque. For good performance and great looks, the K&N 71-2591 Blackhawk Induction intake kit comes with a black cone filter and black air tube. It is good for an estimated 11 horsepower at 4553 RPM and almost 12 lb-ft of torque at 3731 RPM. It was designed to fit the 2015-2017 Ford F-150 equipped with the 5.0L engine.

K&N designed the 71-2581 Blackhawk Induction intake for the 2011-2014 F-150 with the 5.0L engine

2015 and 2016 Ford F-150s with the 3.5L Ecoboost motor can benefit from the K&N 63-2592 cold air intake kit. It adds an estimated 23 horsepower and 34 lb-ft of torque at 3505 RPM. This is a simple and fast way to add some more of that stump pulling torque that the Ecoboost is known for.

The polished K&N 77-2581KP intake will spruce up the engine bays of 2011-2014 F-150s with the 5.0L

If you picked up a 2015 or 2016 F-150 and it has the non-turbo 3.5L, K&N makes the 63-2596 cold air kit that is guaranteed to add horsepower and torque. This is a quick way to help make up some of that power difference between the naturally aspirated 3.5L and the 3.5L Ecoboost. The kit made an estimated 12 horsepower at 5686 RPM and almost 10 lb-ft of torque at 3511 RPM.

K&N Cabin Air Filters

For owners of the first and second generation of Ecoboost, K&N developed the 57-2583 cold air intake

Ford F-150 SVT Raptor

The Ford F-150 Raptor is an off-road beast, but it could always use a little more power

If you didn’t find you vehicle here, us the K&N vehicle search tool to find exactly what you need. Once you found your part number, use the dealer search tool to find a dealer near you.

K&N designed and engineered the 57-2584 cold air intake to fit 2011-2012 Ford F-150 6.2L trucks

The K&N 71-2584 intake adds an estimated 20 HP and 17 lb-ft of torque to 2011-2012 6.2L F-150 trucks

Looking for some bling under the hood of your 2011-2012 F-150 6.2L? The 77-2584KP is for you!

2012-2014 3.7L F-150 owners can benefit from the K&N 77-2585KS cold air intake system

If you own a new, aluminum F-150, K&N makes the 63-2591 to help your 5.0L engine breathe easier

The K&N 71-2591 Blackhawk Induction intake kit fits the 2015-2017 5.0L F-150

For 2015-2017 Ford F-150 5.0L owners, the K&N 77-2591KP adds an estimated 13 HP

If you own the newest generation of Ecoboost F-150, 2015-2016, the K&N 63-2592 is for you

For the smaller 2.7L Ecoboost in the 2015-2017 F-150, the K&N 63-2593 makes an estimated 19 HP

If you own the non-turbo 3.5L F-150, K&N makes the 63-2596 intake specifically for your truck

To keep the cabin air of your 2015-2016 F-150 fresh, you can use the K&N VF2049 cabin air filter

The K&N 77-2579KTK cold air intake comes with a new radiator overflow tank to replace the stock unit

Team UXC is a major force in GNCC racing

K&N-sponsored Team UXC competes in both the ATV and UTV classes of the GNCC. This year’s series offered a bit of a twist at the beginning of the schedule. The change created a staggered start for the ATV and UTV classes.

“To change things up a bit, Big Buck in South Carolina was our first destination, making the Hog Waller mud bog in Florida round 2,” Swift said. “It also meant our UTVs would not be making an appearance until Round 2.”

Here is a look at the first two round of the GNCC for Team UXC.

Team UXC owner and racer Michael Swift has assembled an impressive team for 2017

Michael Swift’s son, Tayton, started the day and the season off right with an impressive 3rd place in the 90 Limited 8-12 class.

After watching his son’s performance, Michael Swift was ready to board his Polaris Scrambler XP 1000 for the first full race since his wreck at Ironman. The Pro 4x4 racer did not feel up to full race fitness, but was ready to get back to competition.

Lining up alongside Swift, was teammate and fellow Pro 4x4 rider, Kevin Trantham. Trantham was fresh off of winter training and was excited to see what the 2017 machine would do on the varied terrain at Big Buck.

Jesi Stracham's is a story of inspiration and hard work

Trantham ran a fast and competitive race and brought his Polaris home in 3rd. He said the varied course of Big Buck lent itself well to the high maneuverability of the Scrambler. The motor was strong and the Teixeira-Tech chassis components were key contributors to this podium finish.

Team UXC 4x4 Senior Class racer, Graham Widdicombe, raced to a solid 5th place finish in the season opener. This is Widdicombe's second season with the team.

Round 2 ATV / Round 1 UTV – Wild Boar, Florida

Swift says the Wild Boar round presents some unique challenges in the GNCC series.

“It’s always hard to know what will happen in Florida as it’s a unique terrain compared to the rest of the tour,” Swift said. “However, the sand, pine trees, and bog combination always means a rough, often tight track. It presents a challenge to both the machine and the racer with sand sapping both power and energy.”

Kevin Trantham (left) on the GNCC podium in Wild Boar (Photo: Ken Hill)

“Many will know Jesi’s story, but for those who don’t, an unfortunate accident left this young lady paralyzed,” Swift said. “However, never one to let anything stand in her way, she has found that racing single seat UTVs has given her a great release. After finishing her first race in the Ace two years ago, she said it made her feel like she had legs again. We look forward to having her on the team and her continued success!”

In her UTV race, Stracham got a fantastic start but unfortunately caught a tree, which affected the steering on her machine and she had to pull out.

Another new racer joining the UXC UTV team is Matt Ashton. Running in the Amateur Limited class, Wild Boar would be Ashton's first GNCC race. Ashton brought his RZR across the finish line in 2nd place in the UTV Amateur Limited race.

Trantham is poised for a GNCC championship run

The big news in the Wild Boar stop of the GNCC for Team UXC was the performance of Swift and Trantham in the Pro ATV race. After lap one, Swift was in a solid position in 4th, but Trantham was down in 10th. By the end of lap 2, Swift was up to 3rd and Trantham had caught and passed the other six riders in their class to pull himself up to 4th. In the end, Trantham took a very well-earned 2nd place in class and the overall. Swift finished just off the podium with a strong 4th.

Other ATV results were very positive for Team UXC as well. Tayton Swift continued his charge on the 90 Limited 8-12 class with a 2nd place finish after leaving the starting line last. Graham Widdicombe pulled out a 2nd place in the Senior 4x4 race.

K&N is proud to support Team UXC in the 2017 GNCC racing season.

Lee Leighton restored this 1936 Ford F100 over a 30 year period and then passed it on to his son

Lee and Jerry wanted to keep the truck as close to stock as possible

When he wasn’t racing, he was in the garage building engines for his dragsters and others as well. Lee built record-setting VW engines and raced a red Volkswagen Bug, which was featured in Hot VW back in the 1960s. The car currently resides in Europe and is loved by many.

Race engines were Lee’s specialty, and he utilized his skills to beef up his 1936 Ford. Since it was used to tow dragsters, Lee thought it best to stick a 1950s Mopar 292ci Hemi in place of the original inline 6. Lee machined the heads and tuned the truck with his son Jerry Leighton, who now owns and regularly drives the truck.

Lee went with a K&N custom filter assembly to help the Mopar 292 Hemi breathe

The 1936 Ford F100 is equipped with beautiful oak bed wood with stainless runners

The most obvious non-OEM modification is the graphic featured on the roof of the truck. The graphic contains a bald eagle with an American flag wrapped in the background and a banner with “USA” clutched in the eagle’s claws. This definitely pays tribute to the hundreds of Americans that made this truck a reality, including Lee and Jerry.

The truck features a custom graphic on the roof honoring America

Whenever possible, Lee used OEM Factory Ford parts in his restoration project