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Oops. Bob Mitchell Simi Valley, Ca .

I have many results from Culver City from 1949-1954. I have a ton of results from Gardena Stadium end of 1954 through 1959. Would be happy to share.

Tom, perhaps somewhat foolishly, I'm trying to compile CJA race results, starting with Culver City. I would like to ask you a few questions, mainly about proper spelling or some drivers names, perhaps

I see more baseball players mouthing F-bombs than I hear on the F-1 broadcasts. Athletes will swear in the heat of the battle. It is a dumb idea…forcing Max Verstappen to do public service because

This is OFF TOPIC, although, historically, the general topic can probably be traced back to the very first automobile race. Here is an article on an interesting development in Formula One: A

Randall: Thanks for coming up with the years for the two races on the Allentown film. I knew there'd be an RH member who'd have the answer. We figured it was Mario in the #3, which would signify 1965.

Will (and Group): That's some great footage. Thanks for sharing! It's always interesting when you see some films shot from the grandstand just like you were sitting there yourself. BTW, the early

From a Mercedes press release: Remembering Sir Stirling Moss on what would have been his 95th birthday. Don't forget that Stirling Moss's father Alfred competed in the 1924 Indianapolis 500.

Will, Thanks for sharing this footage. I don’t believe I attended the Sprints those years, but I may have. I did not keep a diary back then so I have no record of the events. I did get to some of

Fellow RHers, My friend Guy Smith's father, Edwin, shot this film of USAC Sprint Car racing at the Allentown (PA) Fairgrounds in, I believe, 1965 and 1966. I thought some group members may be

Same car, same location many years later with Rick Rawlins and Harold Osmer from the Documentary film WHERE THEY RACED based on Harold's books. www.wheretheyraced.com ( http://www.wheretheyraced.com )

Good point, but I'm just quoting the source. We've gone round and round on these terms, and decided they were regional, even promoter assigned, and went in and out of favor! Or at least, we got tired

Bob,I hate to correct you but back in those days we had midgets and BIG carsMethinks Ed was in a BIG carThe term "sprint car" did not come along till after WWII SmittyHouston

From Richard Parks' free ranging Auto Newsletter: A pic that turned up on the Model A forum. From Dema Elgin and Pat. Ed Winfield is dressed in a brownish coat, white shirt, tie and brown beret. He's

Fellow RHers, I'm saddened to pass along a double hit of our friends passing. Phil Rider was a RH member and well known Indy Car photographer. Gene Ingram New Castle, In.

Fellow RHers, I've had the pleasure of talking with and enjoying Paul's company at many Bench Racers banquets in the past. A pure gentleman and easy to access.

Hello everyone, I have an OT request, I have a Dell laptop that until recently had software known as Adobe Photoshop that was part of Adobe Creative Suite 5.0. Somehow, Photoshop got deleted and I

Many RH members may have read of this in Indianapolis locally, but here is an article on some cars the museum is putting up for auction, including its prized W196 Streamliner. And you will note my

Bill Blaylock Sanbornville, NH - <https://www.wsj.com/client/silent-login?target=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.wsj.com%2Fbuyside%2F%3Fmod%3DWSJ_NavHat%26mod%3DWSJ_NavHat> <https://www.wsj.com/> George Poteet, the

What a guy!!!!!! E. Dean Butler Broughton Green UK