The First 200+ mph Qualifier at Indy
Tom Malloy, driving the 1978 Penske PC-6 Indy Car at Britain’s renowned Goodwood Festival of Speed. by Jake Grubb Courtesy MALLOY, book by Tom Malloy & Jake Grubb The First 200+ mph Qualifier at Indy:...
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When Indy Cars Changed Forever
Front row qualifiers for the 1964 Indy 500 were Britain’s Jimmy Clark (in a Lotus) on the pole, American Bobby Marshman (middle) and American Roger Ward in the Watson Kaiser Aluminum Special. 1964 Watson Rear-Engine...
The Indy Roadster that Challenged the British Invasion
Here, Templeman duels with one of the first American rear-engine Indy Cars, an entrant developed by famous racer Mickey Thompson. 1962 Forbes Weinberger Homes Special, Indy Car By the early 1960s, new rear-engine racecar designs...
When the Indy 500 Changed Forever
From 1955 to 1963, the name “A.J. Watson” signified a mastery of Indy Car design and development that set a new bar for the finest and fastest Indy Cars of the “roadster” era. The superior...
Air|Water: On Four Wheels, But in Full Flight!
The Air|Water extravaganza – which is not a trade show, or a race event, or a concours ‘d Elegance, or conference, or an auction – is a little bit of all of those – with...
MALLOY: Beyond The Speed Limit
MALLOY takes you on an odyssey of racing, racecars of every kind and variety, rare racing memorabilia, on-track duals, business wins and near-misses, and above all — relentless determination. The insistence of one man to become...
Destroyed 60 years ago. Reborn & Race Ready Today!
“I kept seeing this old partially restored Shelby Cobra in the back of Dave Dralle’s race shop, and I finally worked up the guts to ask if there was any way he would consider selling...
2023 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion Poster
Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion Poster Celebrates 70th anniversary of Corvette You can almost hear the roar of classic Corvettes racing at full song in the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion, August 16th to 19th! This hallmark event,...
Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix: What Racing Once Was – Today
There was a time in early America when an automobile race was a town happening! During the circa-1910 days of “Brass Era” cars such as the Locomobile, Stutz, Winton and so many other pioneering brands,...
Steve McQueen: The Lost Movie review — ‘Sensational footage of F1 from 1965’
Courtesy MotorSport Magazine, Author: Damien Smith A new feature-length documentary tells the story of Steve McQueen’s attempts to make the Formula 1 film, Day of The Champion, with newly-unearthed film that offers a unique, full-color...