With more than 80,000 fans looking on from the grandstands of Indianapolis Motor Speedway ,and a $25,000 prize purse up for grabs, the inaugural Indianapolis 500 got underway on this…
After purchasing three agin steam ships, including the Golden Age (above), Yataro Iwasaki founded Mitsubishi Group on this day in 1870 as a shipping company. Iwasaki grew his business quickly…
AMMO NYC auto detailing released an incredible video of a 300+ car collections they have been tasked with cleaning up! What's your favorite car in this amazing barn find video…
Stirling Moss, British Formula One driver and International Motorsports Hall of Fame inductee, died today, April 12, 2020. His racing career spanned from 1948 to 1962, during which time he…
After a long stint as a mechanic and machinist who worked his way up in rank in the railroad industry, Walter Chrysler, born on this day in 1875, caught the…
The Ford Flathead V8 was unveiled to the general public on this day in 1932. While the V8 itself was not new, the way that Ford manufactured it, as a…
On this day in 1974 Buddy Baker drove a 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona to 200.447 MPH at Talledaga during "transmission testing," becoming the first person to break 200 MPH on…
The Ford Bronco II, the younger, and smaller, sibling of the full size Bronco, went on sale on this day in 1983. Debuting 18 years after the original Bronco hit…
Cameron Argetsinger, born on this day in 1921, is the man who put Watkins Glen, New York on the racing map. Cameron developed a need for speed at a young…
Racing driver Masten Gregory, nicknamed the Kansas City Flash, was born on leap day, February 29,1932 in Kansas City, Missouri. His father ran an insurance company, but died when Masten…
