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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That time Juan Manuel Fangio tried racing at the Indy 500
Back in 1958, Formula 1 legend Juan Manuel Fangio tried his hand at the Indianapolis 500 for the first — and only — time.
At that point, Fangio was in the tail end of his career. He'd won his five Formula 1 championships along with a slew...
The Canadian GP doesn't get enough credit…
While the United States hosted a Formula 1 Grand Prix almost a decade before Canada did the same, the Canadian Grand Prix has had a stability on the calendar that we have just never had here in the States. What gives?
Hello everyone, my na...
1933: The Deadliest Indianapolis 500 in History
They billed it as the safest race in Indianapolis 500 history, but by the time the Month of May had wrapped up in 1933, five men had been killed and countless others were left reckoning with severe injuries.
The 1933 Indianapolis 500 was s...
What the fashion girlies were wearing at the Indy 500 (in 1933)
As more and more women have begun expressing an interest in motorsport, we've been forced to hear from more and more men who argue that we aren't the “right” kind of racing fan. Shocker: as it turns out, women have been following and creati...
The timing system that BROKE the first Indy 500
One of the single most challenging elements of early motorsport was timing and scoring. Humans have been trying to find ways to measure the passage of time for centuries, but motorsport brought with it a brand-new challenge in keeping track...
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