Danny Sullivan’s story isn’t just about winning — it’s about enduring. Before he became an IndyCar icon and a household name, Sullivan carved out a fierce legacy in the world of endurance racing, mastering the brutality of Can‑Am, the precision […]
Voices of Endurance: Scott Pruett
Scott Pruett isn’t just one of America’s greatest endurance racers — he’s the definition of longevity, versatility, and sheer competitive fire. Across Daytona, Sebring, and the toughest IMSA battles of the modern era, Pruett carved out a legacy measured not […]
Voices of Endurance: Dyson Racing
On the next episode of Voices of Endurance, we sit down with Rob Dyson and Butch Leitzinger to revisit one of the most iconic eras in American sports car racing. From the thundering R&S MkIII to the unforgettable battles against […]
Lessons Learned, Roads Traveled: Advancing Motorsport Education at Belmont Abbey College
This presentation features Quinn Beekwilder, assistant professor and coordinator of Belmont Abbey College’s Motorsport Management program, who shares his path from a political science degree and real estate to graduating from the program, working a decade at Charlotte Motor Speedway, […]
Celebrating the History of the Syracuse “Moody Mile”
Part 1 of the Moody Mile retrospective takes listeners inside a live session at the International Motor Racing Research Center in Watkins Glen. Joe Marotta and Kip Zeiter open the program by framing the day as a celebration of Syracuse’s […]
Driving Innovations through Automotive Archives (Arthur Carlson)
This episode of The Logbook, our History of Motorsports Series features Arthur Carlson, Director of Archives and Research Operations at the Revs Institute, outlining a major expansion in automotive archival preservation and access. He describes Revs’ new, highly secure Archives […]
The Bianco Speciale: The Remarkable Journey of the Only White Ferrari 250 GTO
This episode is a live Motoring Podcast Network panel from Automotive History Live explores why the Bianco Speciale—Ferrari 250 GTO chassis 3729 GT, the only factory-white GTO and one of eight right-hand-drive cars—stands apart through provenance, racing history, engineering influence, […]
Symbolic Significance: A Grand Opera and a Grand Prix (Skip McGoun)
This History of Motorsports episode features Skip McGoun, emeritus finance professor at Bucknell University, comparing Grand Opera and Formula One Grands Prix as expensive spectacles that persist because they serve social functions beyond entertainment: creating a “there there” (brand identity […]