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The previous version of AT-SPEED was built in a CMS version that is no longer supported by my hosting provider. It is old enough that there is no upgrade path available, at least not to a amateur like me. So I am starting anew.
There is a lot of content to recreate so this will take some time. Please bear with me as the rebuilding progresses. If there is anything in particular that you are looking for, drop me a line at my contact page and I will make it the next thing I post.
Regional Motorsport News, Volume II, Number 4
My favorite article was the rundown from Sebring and observations from the New York Auto Show.
Regional Motorsport News, Volume II, Number 3
Highlights in this issue are an article about the rise of Mark Donohue and another highlighting some local Triumph TR-4 efforts. I found particular interest elsewhere though…
Regional Motorsport News, Volume III, Number 2
In this issue we have an article about the homebuilt C-modified special of Kent Carliss, also known as the “R&S Special” that won the 1964 Vineland 4 Hours race.
Or, “Patience young Grasshopper”.
2nd in a series of articles about vintage racing techniques.
I recently bought the book “The Morgan Three-Wheeler Gold Portfolio 1910 – 1952” published by Brooklands Books. It has a couple of mentions of the Sports Two Seater that I wanted to have for my collection.
I recently bought the book “The Morgan Three-Wheeler Gold Portfolio 1910 – 1952” published by Brooklands Books. It has a couple of mentions of the Sports Two Seater that I wanted to have for my collection.
By now, we’ve all heard about how virtual racing flourished during the early days of the pandemic lockdown. In early 2021 that growth created worldwide shortages in sim racing equipment, launched professional simracer careers, and introduced the world of simulator racing to the traditional motorsports fanbase in a huge way. Suddenly the worst kept secret in motorsports was out… Real racers, those who really care about racing, use sim racing to keep sharp!
This gallery contains all the photos I have found of the 1933 Morgan Three-Wheeler from its past life with the previous owner, Jake Jacobson.
I have added another vintage car to our collection, and this one is older by far. It is a study in “few”, having just 2 cylinders, 3 speeds, 2 pedals, 2 seats, and… 3 wheels!
From the archives of Willis Weldin, and then through my friend George Alderman’s hands, I gained access to what appears to be the all the timecards from the 1964 Autosprint series of the Delaware Auto Sport Club.