“Corvette Stingray: The Mid-Engine Revolution” covers follow-up visions of a mid-engine Corvette, from the CERV I to the most recent C8 Corvette.
More than half a century ago, the Datsun 240Z changed everything. Suddenly the world had a modern sports car that sold for less than the status quo.
So many of Germany’s automotive greats were aligned with Hitler, but one small band of interlopers kept Germany from winning all the marbles.
During preseason testing for the 2001 NASCAR season, Hubbard was in Daytona working with a few drivers. Dale Earnhardt had zero interest in the HANS Device. He died just a few weeks later due to a basal skull fracture. Immediately the HANS Device became front-page news. “CRASH!” details the HANS Device’s history, from impetus to now-ubiquitous piece of motorsports equipment.
“Ford GT” captures the story of the famed endurance racer, offering the kind of deep dive that isn’t possible via other forms of media–like a Hollywood blockbuster, for example.
In “Porsche Outlaws: Stuttgart Hot Rods,” author Michael Alan Ross explores 75 years of history to explain that hotrodding Porsches is not as recent an idea as some would think.
In “Porsche 911 60 Years,” Randy Leffingwell shares insights into the 60-year saga of the Porsche 911 and its many variants.
Classic Motorsports reviews “America’s Greatest Road Trip! Key West to Deadhorse” by Tom Cotter.
Classic Motorsports reviews “Shelby American: 60 Years of High Performance” by Colin Comer with Rick Kopec.
Classic Motorsports reviews “Hot Rod Magazine: 75 Years” by Drew Hardin.
