HARRISBURG, N.C. — Many refer to the 1970s as the golden era for the USAC sprint car series as talented drivers such as Dickson, Bettenhausen, Carter, Bigelow and Kinser honed their skills while dreaming of one day winning the biggest race on the planet — the Indianapolis 500. Our recent…
HARRISBURG, N.C. — Many refer to the 1970s as the golden era for the USAC sprint car series as talented drivers such as Dickson, Bettenhausen, Carter, Bigelow and Kinser honed their skills while dreaming of one day winning the biggest race on the planet — the Indianapolis 500. Our recent…
HARRISBURG, N.C. — Many refer to the 1970s as the golden era for the USAC sprint car series as talented drivers such as Dickson, Bettenhausen, Carter, Bigelow and Kinser honed their skills while dreaming of one day winning the biggest race on the planet — the Indianapolis 500. Our recent…
HARRISBURG, N.C. — Many refer to the 1970s as the golden era for the USAC sprint car series as talented drivers such as Dickson, Bettenhausen, Carter, Bigelow and Kinser honed their skills while dreaming of one day winning the biggest race on the planet — the Indianapolis 500. Our recent…
The modern version of the Trans-Am Series is a throwback to an earlier era when the thunder of raw, unbridled American horsepower echoed from this country’s iconic road racing venues.
Forty-two years ago this month there was a seismic shift in the American motorsports landscape when Gordon Johncock won the first race organized by the new Championship Auto Racing Teams car owners group.
Mike Joy, a former New England short-track announcer who occasionally races a sports car at the age of 71, will once again anchor FOX’s television coverage of the Daytona 500.
During an interview for a feature story that appears elsewhere in these pages, we learned about three-time USAC sprint car champion Brady Bacon’s plan to race in this year’s Little 500 at Anderson (Ind.) Speedway.
