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The Ring Mario Andretti Will Never Give Up (opens the original)
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If you were mingling in the paddock leading up to the 110th running of the Indy 500 in May, chances are you caught sight of 1969 race winner Mario Andretti. His legacy is as much a part of the Brickyard as the bricks themselves. And when Andretti is making the rounds, you might see him wearing this 1981 Indy 500 victory ring, the most controversial prize in the history of motorsport. Many fans believe Andretti was the rightful winner that year, even though—after the 500-mile track battle and sev
Mario Andretti, Bobby Unser, and the Most Controversial Finish in American Racing (opens the original)
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It all started on lap 149 of the 1981 Indianapolis 500, 45 years ago. Following a yellow caution flag, the two leaders—Mario Andretti and Bobby Unser—jumped into the pits to top off their fuel for a final 190-plus-mph push to the finish. Unser, in the No. 3 Norton Spirit Penske-Cosworth, pulled out first, with Andretti directly behind in the No. 40 STP Wildcat-Cosworth. As Unser reached the end of pit lane, the pack cruised by behind the pace car. Because of the caution flag, Unser was supposed
McLaren’s New MCL 6GT Joins the Past With the Future Through a Manual Gearbox (opens the original)
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Bruce McLaren once said, "To do something well is so worthwhile that to die trying to do it better cannot be foolhardy. It would be a waste of life to do nothing with one's ability, for I feel that life is measured in achievement, not in years alone.” 56 years after the New Zealander died just before his 33rd birthday while testing a McLaren Can-Am car at the Goodwood Circuit in England, those words ring truer than ever. McLaren is still achieving amazing things, even though the man himself left
The Receipts Behind Ford’s Legendary GT40 Le Mans Program (opens the original)
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“You wouldn’t believe what happens when a man like that turns on the faucet,” the late Carroll Shelby once told me, regarding Henry Ford II’s decision to spend whatever it took to beat Ferrari at Le Mans in the Sixties. We all know how that turned out. The Ford–Ferrari wars pitted two of history’s most powerful companies against each other in an epochal rivalry to win the greatest sports-car race on earth. It’s a story that continues to capture the imagination of the masses. And with Ford’s anno
The New Mullin Family Gallery at the Petersen Is Gorgeous (opens the original)
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Peter Mullin was a pillar in the tiny community of international rare car collectors. During his lifetime, Mullin wore many hats. He was the chairman of Mullin Barens Sanford Financial. He was a philanthropist who fostered all kinds of causes in the arts and healthcare. And he was the founder of the Mullin Automotive Museum in Oxnard, California, which housed the largest collection of Bugattis in the world. When he passed away at age 82 on September 18, 2023, some wondered: What would happen to
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