Deadly Passions, Terrible Joys
Elizabeth BlackstockThe written accompaniment to "Deadly Passions, Terrible Joys," a history podcast dedicated to uncovering the forgotten tragedies and scandals of motorsport.
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How Eric Moskowitz brought a century-old race back to life
In 1909, five early automobiles set out for a trek across the United States of America as part of an M. Robert Guggenheim-organized promotional event to build hype around the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle, Washington. That race...
Why Formula 1 Risked Racing Behind the Iron Curtain
While the 1986 Hungarian Grand Prix wasn’t the first major international open-wheel event to take place in the Budapest region, it did achieve one major milestone: It was the first Formula 1 event held behind the Iron Curtain. And it went a...
Lucy O’Reilly Schell: A motorsport trailblazer from Europe to the Indy 500
The year is 1940. Lucy O’Reilly Schell sits on the last ocean liner to depart Italy for the United States of America before World War II completely engulfs the European continent. Accompanying her are some of European Grand Prix racing’s st...
IndyCar put itself in an impossible position with its Freedom 250 Grand Prix
This week, IndyCar series owner Roger Penske dutifully trucked three of the sport's top drivers out to Washington DC in order to help President Donald Trump promote next month's Freedom 250 Grand Prix — a race around the streets of America'...
The Only American-Built Car to Ever Win an F1 Race
If you ask a Formula 1 fan to tell you the best Belgian Grand Prix in all of history, I can guarantee pretty much everyone is going to have an answer — if not multiple races to choose from. I mean, even recently, we’ve had Charles Leclerc t...
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