Racing History

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The History Of Spotters

Imagine running 200 mph in a three-wide, eight-row deep pack of cars at Florida’s Daytona Int’l Speedway or Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway.

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Why Not Eight Cup Titles?

Over seven decades, thousands of drivers have entered NASCAR Cup Series races, but only three have become seven-time champions.

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World Champion Jochen Rindt

During his tragically brief life, Jochen Rindt’s rich talent, on-the-edge style and magnetic charisma captured the admiration of the media, fans and his peers alike.

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Ernie Irvan’s Daytona 500 Upset

It’s been 30 years since Ernie Irvan celebrated the biggest victory of his NASCAR career.

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Kyle Petty Looks Back

Four generations of Pettys have wheeled race cars under the Petty Enterprises banner.

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The Life & Death Of Dale Earnhardt – Part 2

For millions of race fans around the world, it’s difficult to believe 20 years have passed since the tragic death of Dale Earnhardt.

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The Life & Death Of Dale Earnhardt – Part 1

Dale Earnhardt was simply the most loved and most hated race car driver who ever lived.

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Prolific ‘Outlaw’ Racer Gordon Woolley

National Sprint Car Hall of Fame inductee Gordon Woolley’s first involvement with motorsports was rolling jalopies for 10 bucks a flip at the Suicide Bowl in Waco, Texas.

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The History Of Indoor Racing In Fort Wayne

In November, it was announced that the 23rd annual Rumble in Fort Wayne was being canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Nuvolari’s ‘Deal With The Devil’

Some claimed Tazio Nuvolari made a pact with the devil that endowed him with his eerie talent in a race car.