Watkins Glen, New York, September 19, 1953. On lap 19, of a scheduled 22-lap race, Walter Hansgen lost the lead of the Watkins Glen Grand… Read More...
Each May, I am reminded of one of the most exciting races ever seen at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Unfortunately, none of us were around… Read More...
As a tribute to triple World Champion Sir Jack Brabham, the only man ever to win the World Championship in a car carrying his name,… Read More...
If you grew up in the United States, then you were weaned on “The American Dream” —the idea that anyone can do anything, if they… Read More...
He would probably hate being called a prodigy but, like it or not, that’s what he is. How else can you describe a kid who… Read More...
I think I was among the first group of drivers who found a route to motor racing through karting, which now seems the established way.… Read More...
I came from a family of Swiss farmers, which is not really the ideal grounding to deal with people in the world of motorsport. There… Read More...
To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Sir Jack Brabham’s third World Championship, artist Caldersmith created this multi-media work as cover art for the program of… Read More...
From the Monaco Grand Prix, in Monte Carlo on May 10, 1959, is this superb Yves Debraine study of Jack Brabham and his winning Cooper… Read More...
If you’re involved in any facet of the car hobby and have never heard of Brooks Stevens, you should probably take up golf. Stevens was… Read More...
