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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Vintage motorsport articles to read during F1 summer break
For the Formula 1 fans in the audience, it's officially summer break, which means I know y’all are on the hunt for the best way to get your motorsport fix. If you're not keen on giving a series like IndyCar or NASCAR a shot, perhaps I could...
2005 US Grand Prix: What F1 fans have NEVER understood
Formula 1 had been trying to crack the American market for five decades when it finally turned up at the one track that made the most sense: the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, where it would compete on a newly built road course inside the ico...
SCCA vs. AAA: The Battle Between Sanctioning Bodies That Almost KILLED Racing In America
Sanctioning bodies play a critical role in just about every form of motorsport, from the lowest tiers of karting to the highest level of international open-wheel racing. These organizations don’t just set and enforce rules — they’re also th...
Before Leo Leclerc and Roscoe Hamilton, there was Speedy Henning
Imagine it's 1933, and you're strolling through Gasoline Alley at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. (If you, like me, are a woman, pretend women were allowed to do so back then!!) Tucked under the cover of the garages are the gorgeous racing...
Will the German Grand Prix Ever Return to Formula 1?
The first-ever German Grand Prix took place in 1926, and with a handful of exceptions for things like war, safety issues, and track improvements, it took place just about every single year until 2020 (or, at least, a Grand Prix in Germany d...
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