Happening? Fun? Not In Today’s NASCAR
In Dave Fulton’s recent article about Richmond’s Junie Donlavey and the first Southern 500 (1950), he quotes Donlavey explaining the[…]
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Tag: Historic NASCAR
JUSTICE FOR ALL
It is not my intention to be a spoil sport, but I am here to tell you not to believe[…]
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An Anniversary Look-Back And A Peak At The Future
April 7 isn’t one of those days brimming with great moments in history. According to one source, the “biggie” in[…]
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An introduction to Billy Scott
(Editor’s Note; I was listening to Tim Leeming and Bill Blair Jr.’s podcast last night and they had Legendary short[…]
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Beltsville 1966 – A Different (Better?) World For NASCAR’s Top Racing Circuit
I love history. As a result, for several of my jobs over the years, I wound up as the unofficial[…]
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Racing Memories From An Enthusiast Organization At A Preserved Fairgrounds Race Track
On Saturday and Sunday, August 28-29, antique and vintage race cars had another opportunity to visit the Latimore Valley Fairgrounds[…]
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More (True?) Stories From JoFaDa, The Race Team That Never Was
Since my buddy Dave Fulton has opened this can of worms, I guess it’s time to get the old cane[…]
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Another Old Tale of Early Earnhardt Sr.
I feel so fortunate to live where I do in South Central Pennsylvania, because for a race fan, it’s nothing[…]
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Antique Race Cars Take To Latimore Valley Track
The Eastern Museum of Motor Racing near York Springs, Pa., opened its restored Latimore Valley Fairgrounds race track to antique[…]
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Raikkonen Deal Brings Back NASCAR’s Past
One thing the Kimi Raikkonen-to-race-at-Watkins-Glen story accomplished right off the bat was to give NASCAR some exposure in the general[…]
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