There has been at least one Indianapolis 500 champion from five of the six inhabited continents
Hollywood stars, a dual F1-MotoGP champion, and a lot of eccentric personalities fill the list
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There’s a new contender for America's best vintage racing event, and that's great for car enthusiasts.
The hasty planning of races in Detroit, Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Dallas never matched the brief success of Long Beach.
David Thieme's Essex Overseas Petroleum company was too good at making money.
Both Phil Hill and Mario Andretti lost a teammate during the race that clinched their World Championship.
From F1 hopefuls to IndyCar stalwarts, these are some of the best drivers that never won a championship.
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RM Sotheby’s claims that is “the largest single collection of open-wheel racecars ever offered at auction.”
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