
March 11, 1885 – Land speed record setter Sir Malcolm Campbell is born
Royal Flying Corps veteran, race car driver and land speed record setter Sir Malcolm Campbell was born on this day

Royal Flying Corps veteran, race car driver and land speed record setter Sir Malcolm Campbell was born on this day

On March 8th we commemorate the remarkable life and legacy of Beatrice Shilling, a true trailblazer in both engineering and

Janet Guthrie, born on this day in 1938 in Iowa City, Iowa, raced her way into the history books when

When standard air travel just did cut it for the Brits and the French in the 1960s, engineers from both

Racing driver Masten Gregory, nicknamed the Kansas City Flash, was born on leap day, February 29,1932 in Kansas City, Missouri.

Some say the modern era of NASCAR began with the running of the 1970 Daytona 500. By that point, race

In the annals of aviation history, amidst tales of daring pilots and groundbreaking innovations, there exists a unique story that

Introduced in 1908, the Ford Model T would set the record for the highest produced automotive model by the time

Louis Renault was a man of few words, but his achievements spoke volumes. Born in Paris on this day in

Marshall Teague walked unannounced into the Detroit offices of Hudson Motor Car Company and left with a sponsor for his

After a failed attempt to attract younger buyers directly to the Toyota, the Japanese automaker launched Scion with a debut

In early 1896 the speed limit in London was a blazing 2 mph (3 km). With automobiles being so new,

Anton “Toni” Ulmen, born on January 25, 1906, in Düsseldorf, Germany, was a prominent German motorcycle and racing driver whose

On January 23, 1914, the world welcomed Alex Tremulis. He would grow up and become beloved for his creative genius,

Here’s a recap of automotive history events that occurred on January 18 On January 18, 1908 visitors to the Turin

On January 17, 1903, the automotive world witnessed the public premiere of Cadillac’s inaugural car at Madison Square Garden in

After only a year of development, a non-running prototype Dodge Viper made its first appearance at the North American International

The automotive history of Saturn cars started as a code name for what was to be a new small car








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