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Peter Sachs, a member of the IMRRC Historians Council, remembers the 1962 French Grand Prix, a race in which Dan Gurney collected an unexpected win. Reposted with permission from the Klemantaski Collection.

William Edgar, a member of the IMRRC Historians Council, relates the story of his personal connection with the Alfa Berlinetta that won the very first race through the streets of Watkins Glen in 1948, and how he was reunited decades later with the very same car.

Dick Barbour's IMSA team decided to attack the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the first time in 1978 - and they won! Here's the inside story of how it happened.

The fight for control of sports car racing between USAC and the SCCA reached a boiling point in the late 1950s. Read about it in this excerpt from the upcoming book on the history of IMSA authored by Mitch Bishop and Mark Raffauf: "IMSA 1969-1989" available in January 2019 from Octane Press.

The fight for control of sports car racing after WWII was fierce. Read about it in this excerpt from the upcoming book authored by Mitch Bishop and Mark Raffauf: "IMSA 1969-1989" available in January 2019 from Octane Press.