When Davel Uihlein passed away in Mequon, Wis., on Jan. 29, 2010, the racing world lost an enthusiast, friend and expert. Uihlein had a passionate love for the early history of American motor sports and restored many important racing cars from Indy 500 winners to a sports car special bearing his name.
Dale Milanowski shows off his classic front end dragster at “The Gathering at the Green.”
Joseph W. Haas is restoring a ‘51 Chevy with vintage Rajo speed equipment – a tribute to his grandfather Racine Joe, or Rajo for short.
If you want to find out how a new product for racers works, skip the salesman and go straight to the manufacturer. Son Machine Co. […]
Our first visit to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway museum was in 1974, during our first trip across this country. We were driving a 1953 Pontiac […]
The Race & Performance Expo at Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, Illinois is an auto trade show like SEMA, but one open to the […]
Wild Bob Burman’s 1912 Cutting race car gets re-created to run in Wisconsin.
In the early 1950s, car collector and industrial designer Brooks Stevens created a car called the Excalibur J. It was a two-seat roadster built on […]
Millers on display at the Millers of Milwaukee Meet.
The sign on the yellow racing car said “1938 Hal Sprint Car. Complete nut-and-bolt restoration with a few track days since. Equipped with a full Hal racing engine.”
