Sebring 1955: Twelve Hours, Two Winners, And A Controversial Finish
On a former bomber base in central Florida, Jaguar and Ferrari fought for 12 hours in one of the closest and most confusing endurance races of the 1950s.
Where Cars Meet Culture
The Gentleman’s Guide To Round Top: Best Venues For Vintage Finds And Design Inspiration
Round Top isn’t just for girls’ weekends. This guide highlights four must-see venues every man should visit, whether you're hunting vintage signs or high-end furniture.
What Leno’s Law Really Means For California Classic Car Owners
California's new Leno's Law expands Smog Check exemptions to certain 1976-1985 collector cars, but the change comes with important limits. Here is what the law actually means for classic car owners, including
100 Years of Chevy Truck
TGR Staff For the last 100 years, Chevrolet trucks have found their way into the hearts and souls of fans around the world — and into countless country music songs. In honor
Space Age Lodge
by Michael Satterfield – 9/25/2017 Sometimes, on a road trip, you run into some interesting roadside attractions. I ran across the Space Age Lodge after crossing the Sonoran Desert National Monument southwest of Phoenix.
The Top 5 Formula 1 Drivers of All Time
One of the most difficult tasks a person could assign an F1 fan would be to list the best five Formula 1 drivers of all time. The sport is extremely dynamic and
First Division Museum Reopening Set For August 26
TGR Staff The First Division Museum at Cantigny Park in Wheaton will reopen to the public on Saturday, August 26, at 11 am. The museum began a transformational update last fall including the addition of “Duty
Documentary McLaren
The much-anticipated documentary “McLaren” recounts Bruce McLaren’s life from his humble beginnings at his father’s auto shop in Auckland, to revolutionizing Formula 1 racing by becoming the youngest driver ever to win a
Visiting Manzanar
by Michael Satterfield Manzanar War Relocation Center is where Japanese Americans were forcibly imprisoned from December 1942 to 1945. Located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada in California’s Owens Valley Manzanar
First Car to Win at Laguna Seca Returns for Rolex Reunion
The race that started it all was an upset of sorts. With big-name drivers like Carroll Shelby, Richie Ginther, Fred Knoop, Jim Hall and John von Neumann in the field driving more
Central Valley Renaissance: The Padre Hotel
The Padre Hotel, located in downtown Bakersfield, is a historic gem that first opened its doors in 1928. After an extensive renovation, it was reintroduced in 2010 as a sophisticated boutique hotel,
Route 66 Gallery at America’s Car Museum
America’s Car Museum is blowing the top off its Summer Drive Series with a gathering of vintage convertibles going on display in the Route 66 Gallery starting, April 21.
1932 Hupmobile Comet
So many interesting cars pop-up at Mecum Auctions, including this Hupp Comet Indy Car, the only Hupmobile to ever race at Indy, was built by racer Russell Snowberger to take on the
