Lamborghini Miura: The Moment The Supercar Was Born
It takes some gumption to roll a naked chassis onto the show floor of one of the biggest car shows in the world. But, in November 1965, Ferruccio Lamborghini did precisely that
Where Cars Meet Culture
Around The World In 90 Days: How Three Morgan 4/4s Proved Adventure Has No Roof
In 1994 three Morgan 4/4 four seaters left the south of France on a mission that sounded more like fiction than a road trip. Ninety days. Thirty eight thousand kilometers. No support
History Of The McLaren M1B: The Can Am Icon That Built A Racing Empire
The McLaren M1B is the car that put the brand on the map and laid the foundation for the future of the British automaker.
Shelby Factory At 1042 Princeton Drive
I was lucky enough to be invited to a special event at the original Shelby factory at 1042 Princeton Drive in Venice, California. The same low brick building where Steve McQueen and
Vintage Racing in San Diego
TGR Staff Great Classic pictures of Allards, Jaguars, Abarth-Zagatos, Porsche 356s, and many more. What other classic race cars can you spot?
Albuquerque Speedway Park
Albuquerque Speedway Park, One of Three Stock Car Race Tracks in Albuquerque Photographer: Lyon, Danny, 1942-
Swamp Buggy Races: Naples, Florida 1953
Originally born out of necessity, swamp buggies were initially used by hunters to traverse the mucky, waterlogged terrain of Southwest Florida. By the late 1940s, what began as informal competitions among hunters
Board Track Racing Buses
Race of double-decker buses. 1933
Shelby/Salvadori LeMans Aston Martin 1:1 Model
TGR Staff Returning in force for the 1959 season, Aston Martin would again concentrate on the World Sportscar Championship. The season started slowly, with a sole DBR1 failing to finish at the
Lost LeMans Corvette Discovered after 50 years
TGR Staff When Chip Miller co-founded Carlisle Events in 1974 and launched Corvettes at Carlisle in 1982, his heart and mind overflowed with his love of family, love of work and love
The James Dean Memorial
by Michael Satterfield – 07/31/2012 I had a chance to stop by the James Dean Memorial today on my trip through the Central Valley; so much has been written and speculated about the
