road trips, and comparison tests. Former race car drivers have often contributed material, including Paul Frère, Sam Posey, and Formula One champion Phil Hill. Other notable contributors include McLaren F1 designer Gordon Murray, car executive Bob Lutz, Henry N. Manney III, Peter Egan, Jason Cammisa, and Matt Farah. Road & Track currently publishes four columns per issue: An editor's letter written by editor-in-chief Travis Okulski. "Enginerdy," a column that performs deep dives on engineering concepts related to the automotive sector. "Speed Secrets," written by former IndyCar driver Ross Bentley focusing on performance driving. "Smithology," written by editor-at-large Sam Smith. Like many auto magazines, Road & Track currently publishes an annual "car of the year" test, dubbed the Road & Track Performance Car of the Year. The test's most recent winner is the 2020 Hyundai Veloster N. Video games Road & Track contributed to the 1992 video game, Grand Prix Unlimited, developed by Accolade for MS-DOS. The magazine also contributed to the 1994 video game, The Need for Speed, to help the designers match vehicle behavior and sounds to that of the real cars. See also Car and Driver Automobile Motor Trend References External links Road & Track official site 1947 establishments in New York (state) Automobile magazines published in the United States Hearst Communications publications Magazines established in 1947 Magazines published in California Magazines published in Michigan Magazines published in New York City Mass media in Ann Arbor, Michigan Need for Speed Ten times annually magazines Magazines published in New York (state)