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Photographer: Kevin, McCauley
Road & Track January 25, 2017
Last year, in the dead heat of a Texas summer, photographer Kevin McCauley and I drove…
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By Brian Redman with Jim Mullen
Foreword by Mario Andretti
Publication date: 10 March 2016
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The 2013 Goodwood Revival (13-15 September) is set to build on the success of last year’s event, when a record-breaking 146,000 people attended over the weekend. As ever, the Revival offers visitors of all ages a chance to revel in the romance and glamour of motor racing as it used to be. It is the only sporting event in the world set entirely to a period theme, and every year, spectators and competitors take a magical step back in time by getting into the…
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A Survey
Before the debut of the revolutionary new 1963 Sting Ray (C2), solid axle Corvettes (C1) were blowing away the fields. They were piloted by accomplished privateer drivers racing on their own budgets. There was no factory support. GM figured that the novel aerodynamic split window Sting Ray coupe with the ZO6 option would keep the Corvette a winner. There was space to fit a bigger fuel tank suitable for FIA longer distance races. One hundred and ninety-nine ZO6 optioned Corvette…
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© Andrew S. Hartwell
By Andrew S. Hartwell Reprinted from www.ashautomobilia.com
Among the many legends of motor racing there stands two men, working on opposite sides of the Atlantic ocean, who brought innovation to the race track time and again. In Europe, that man was Colin Chapman. His work with the Lotus Grand…
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Photos courtesy Indianapolis Motor Speedway
As the obituaries about his life flowed in, Jim Rathmann, who died November 23 at the age of 83, was remembered most of all for winning perhaps the 1960 Indianapolis 500, the most nail-biting 500 ever contested. That race…
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Usually these things are well beyond my pay grade, but this…
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