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For Barrett-Jackson’s 2019 Scottsdale Auction, David Johnston will consign seven cars from very different parts of the car collecting world, all with No Reserve. First up is a 1957 A.J. Watson Indy roadster re-creation that’s been specially built for action at Bonneville Speed Week.
Harding Steinbrenner Racing, which started in 2017 as a single-car entry at the Indianapolis 500 with Gabby Chaves at the controls of a Harding Racing-entered Chevrolet-powered Indy car, will switch brands for the upcoming 2019 IndyCar Series.
There’s a great deal of excitement over Tuesday’s announcement that Chevrolet will power Fernando Alonso’s McLaren entry in the 103rd Indianapolis 500 next May.
McLaren Racing and Fernando Alonso have announced a return to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and 2019’s 103rd Indianapolis 500.
For the fourth time, the HSR (Historic Sportscar Racing, LLC) Classic Daytona presented by IMSA Race Weekend took place at Daytona International Speedway.
One door closes and another opens. Lexus has announced it has pulled away from a partnership with 3GT Racing, awarding it to a newly minted squad, AIM VASSER SULLIVAN.
Due to heavy overnight and morning rain on both Friday night and Saturday morning caused flooding in and around this track, series officials decided to cancel this event and allow its competitors to prepare for the upcoming World of Outlaws World Finals at the Dirt Track at Charlotte Motor Speedway Nov. 2-4.
The Well known Bondurant School of High Performance Driving filed has announced earlier this week that it is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Dave Spangler drove the Team Vesco Turbinator II off the Bonneville Salt Flats and into history as the very first wheel-driven automobile to exceed 500 mph.
Today marks the launch of a new international motor racing series, the W Series, which is exclusively for women. Its goals are to attract the world’s top female drivers, fast-track women to Formula 1 racing and find the world’s first female Formula 1 champion.