According to an article on dragracingonline.com, it is one of 17 other printed automotive publications being shut down by TEN Publishing and will be gone by the end of the year. Only Motor Trend, 4 Wheeler, and Hot Rod will continue to exist. Car Craft, Super Chevy, Vette, Mopar Muscle, and more names have also vanished. It's been reported that the closing of such magazines is because they are too expensive to produce. With so many different platforms (cars, trucks, motorcycles, etc.) and technologies (electric, hybrid, fuel cell, etc.), it's difficult to find a profitable way to market them all directly through print or online ads. Shorter print runs and higher prices can only cover so much before even the most popular magazines lose money. However, with so many people reading blogs, social media, and online news sites these days, there are other ways to distribute content besides through print magazines. You can charge for access to some articles, for example, which could help a website make money without having to sell advertising. Or you could just share interesting stories and photos from time to'time if you want to keep spreading awareness about your favorite cars and motorsports brands. The good news is that some of the people who work at these magazines have started other projects since being let go.