Tag: Keith Waltz
During our annual journey to Indiana for the holidays, we stopped at 16th Street and Georgetown Road to check out Hoosier Thunder: Indiana’s Short-Track Heritage at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum.
Labor Day is in the rearview mirror and cool autumn breezes have replaced the dog days of summer.
As tracks across the country open their gates for the start of the new racing season, I was just thinking …
The exact year has long ago faded from our memory, but we can recall the conversation as if it took place last week.
Work has been completed on the installation of 1,000 additional feet of reinforced concrete retaining wall at Daytona Int’l Speedway. The new span links the existing sections along the north side of the track and extends well into the fourth turn, replacing the steel guardrail that was penetrated by Lee Petty and Johnny Beauchamp during a Feb. 24 qualifying race
With the trees blooming and racing shifting into high gear, I was just thinking...
Each time we begin to think auto racing has been completely overrun by lawyers, corporate executives and integrated-marketing-communications specialists, we come across someone who is a true racer.
On Monday evening following the Indianapolis 500, participants gather for the annual victory celebration where prize money and post-race awards are distributed.
With the dawn of a new racing season literally just days away, this is a unique week for the motorsports community as drivers, team owners and crew members across the country are overflowing with optimism.
After last week’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series testing session at Daytona Int’l Speedway, we have a real concern that the 53rd running of the Daytona 500 will end up being racing’s most expensive demolition derby.
