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Ellery Garfield and the 100 mph Renault

July 9, 2008 By Pat

By Patricia Lee Yongue

Photos Courtesy of VintageMotorphoto unless otherwise noted.

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Ellery Garfield in the 1920s.

As a professor of American literature and culture specializing in the Lost Generation expatriates, I am usually on the trail of American writers in Paris. The discovery of another sort of expatriate, one who enriches my knowledge of auto racing history, delighted me. I have, however, been able to ascertain only a few details of the short, hopefully happy life of Ellerv Irving Garfield. [Read more…] about Ellery Garfield and the 100 mph Renault

Tagged With: ellery garfield, montlhery, record breakers, renault 40, Renault racing, renault record breaker

British Grand Prix

July 9, 2008 By vack

Wet & Wild at Silverstone

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Duke of Kent, Stefano Domenicali and Jackie Stewart

By Erik Nielsen

Photos courtesy and copyright Ferrari Media

If anyone said that F1 has become totally predictable, they’ve obviously never watched a race in the rain before. The only people who think it doesn’t rain plenty in the Midlands live in places like Seattle and Vancouver… [Read more…] about British Grand Prix

Tagged With: british grand prix, f1 racing, Ferrari, kimi, massa, stewart

Renault: To Race or Not to Race

July 2, 2008 By Pat

By Patricia Yongue

Our scholarly scribe, Patricia Yongue, explains a period of indecision about racing at Renault, while Dale LaFollette
(vintagemotorphoto)
provides the period photography.

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Renault driver Louis Raffolovitch passes the Allen Kingston car on his way to win the 24 hour race in Morris Park New York, September 1907. Louis Renault was not pleased.

[Read more…] about Renault: To Race or Not to Race

Why is the Jolly so Jolly?

July 2, 2008 By pete

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This Fiat Jolly 600 was sold at the Barrett Jackson Auction in 2006 for over $43,000. Photo credit Barrett Jackson.

By Pete Vack

If, like Luigi in the movie CARS, a Fiat Jolly could talk, it would probably tell you, with a good hearty chuckle between each breath, the reason Jollys are so Jolly is that they have increased in value from less than nothing to considerably more than $50,000 in an amazingly short period of time. [Read more…] about Why is the Jolly so Jolly?

Tagged With: beachcars, Fiat, fiat 500 jolly, fiat 600 jolly, fiat jolly, how to buya fiat jolly

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June 25, 2008 By pete

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Ferrari and Lamborghini at LeMans

June 25, 2008 By pete

24 Hours of LeMans

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The class winning Risi Ferrari 430GT of Salo, Bruni and Melo leads through the midnight hours.

Photography by Richard Prince

Richard Prince was at this year’s Le Mans and came back with some great images of the Ferraris and Lamborghinis in the GT class. [Read more…] about Ferrari and Lamborghini at LeMans

Tagged With: Ferrari, ferrari f430gt, ferrari racing, lamborghini murcielago, lamborghini racing

French Grand Prix

June 25, 2008 By vack

Ferrari Does it in France

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Massa does it.

by Erik C. Nielsen

Photos courtesy and copyright Ferrari Media

If there was significant concern amongst the Ferrari faithful regarding the Scuderia’s performance in Canada, all of that was washed down with a decent red wine in central France during this weekend’s French Grand Prix.  [Read more…] about French Grand Prix

Tagged With: F1 2008, f1 championship, Ferrari, french grand prix, hamilton, kimi, massa

Ferrari Racing Days 2008

June 25, 2008 By Gerelli

Ferrari Racing Days Paul Ricard (May 30th, June 1st 2008)

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1954 Maserati 250 F (winner of grid A races).

Photos and Captions by Alessandro Gerelli

This year the event included the Ferrari Challenge (Italy and Europe), the Ferrari Shell Historic Challenge and the F1 Ferrari Clienti program. [Read more…] about Ferrari Racing Days 2008

CG: The Original Anti-Alpine

June 18, 2008 By Brandy

Story and photos by Brandy Elitch

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The CG was made in both coupe and spyder configurations, but this spyder was recently spotted at the Retro show.

The CG was a derivative of the Simca 1000 sedan, a very successful small four-door sedan manufactured from 1961-1978, with 2 million cars sold.
[Read more…] about CG: The Original Anti-Alpine

Monaco, the morning after…

June 18, 2008 By Gerelli

Photos and captions by Alessandro Gerelli

Monaco
The harbor area is the broadest part of the track and where there are stands, garages and the pits.

Our Italian correspondent, Alessandro Gerelli, arrived in Monaco a week after the Grand Prix. He found that there was still a great deal of work going on to remove the race barriers and structures after the 2008 Grand Prix of Monaco. [Read more…] about Monaco, the morning after…

Via Flaminia Tour 2008

June 18, 2008 By pete

By Bart Kleyn

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Richard Wijnschenk and Henny Wijnschenk in an Alfa Romeo Gulia Spider on the Parco Nazionale del Gran Sasso.

For the past few years via-flaminia.com has been running a low key, highly scenic and by all accounts thoroughly enjoyable tour through Italy. This year on May 23rd thirty- five classic cars from seven countries assembled in Dusseldorf for the fourth Via Flaminia Tour. The entrants load their cars on the train for a trip to Verona for the start of the first leg of the event. [Read more…] about Via Flaminia Tour 2008

Alfa Romeo T33/2, Chassis 001

June 11, 2008 By Roberto

Story and Photos by Roberto Motta

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The subject of this article, this Alfa T33/2, is owned by Marco Cajani.

This Alfa Romeo T33/2 is powered by the two-litre Alfa Romeo V8, still with its original 240 horsepower and in its original 1967 European
Mountain Championship configuration. It is the first of the tipo, and the 33 TT SC12 Turbo was the last.

[Read more…] about Alfa Romeo T33/2, Chassis 001

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