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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Trackhouse Racing rookie Connor Zilisch is one of the most-hyped drivers in the NASCAR Cup Series right now — and he's paired with yet another icon in the form of Australian Supercar legend Shane van Gisbergen. These are two men from differ...
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1955 Le Mans Disaster: How Racing's Greatest Tragedy Changed the World
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Martin Brundle and F1's problem with (British) entitlement
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This weekend, it was Kim Karda...
'No Finish Line' by Sam Schmidt is a masterclass of making meaning
If you know IndyCar, then you know Sam Schmidt, the former team owner of his eponymous team that recently became the sole reprieve of McLaren Racing. You probably know a few things about Sam, too — namely, the fact that he's been mastermind...
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