Is it bad that I think that the winning prize of a hat is actually really cool?
I don't even have a vintage race car, but now I want that hat.
Photography Credit: John Rees/Put-in-Bay Sports Car Races
The unique Put-in-Bay Sports Car Races runs on a small airport on an island in Lake Erie, a 20-minute ferry ride from the U.S. mainland. It pays homage to the road races held during the 1950s on South Bass Island with a big annual event at Put-in-Bay Airport. It also takes place during the week as the population of 150 or so expands dramatically during the weekend with an influx of tourists.
Malcolm Ross. Photo by Bill Stoler/Put-in-Bay Sports Car Races.
Former CART Toyota Atlantic team owner Malcolm Ross won the Put-in-Bay race and Group 1 with a Lotus 23b. His prize? A 2024 King of the Rock ball cap.
Photo by Bill Stoler/Put-in-Bay Sports Car Races.
Here are the rest of the race winners:
Photo by John Rees/Put-in-Bay Sports Car Races.
The car show winners, as determined by popular vote:
If you missed out on this year’s edition of the Put-in-Bay Sports Car Races, grab your 2025 calendar. The next edition is tentatively scheduled for September 16-18, 2025, with Austin Mini as a featured marque and the event being the host for the 70th anniversary of the Elva marque.
Is it bad that I think that the winning prize of a hat is actually really cool?
I don't even have a vintage race car, but now I want that hat.
In reply to RadBarchetta :
Would love to make 70th.
Made 30th, 50th with my orginal owner 1960 Courier number 122. At my age don't know about the trip from Dallas, but will mark it it in. The Courier is not a show car, but retired racer Sunday afternoon toy.
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