The Logbook

The International Motor Racing Research Center, hosted the Elva reunion at Watkins Glen (2012), celebrating the historic connection between Elva cars and the famous racetrack. The event features various speakers, including Janos Wimpffen who authored a definitive book on Elva, and Burdette “Birdie” Martin, regarded as a leading ambassador for automobile racing and the original Elva distributor for the United States.

Chemung Canal Trust Company Lends Support to 11th Annual Argetsinger Award Gala Honoring Racing Legend Brian Redman, Presented by Sahlen’s, on September 4 at Corning Museum of Glass

John Yasenko recounts the discovery and historical significance of a unique 1935 front-wheel-drive speedster created by Benjamin F. Harris III. Initially found in a neglected state in 1987, the vehicle's unusual design and Harris’s innovative contributions to automotive history intrigued John and his Brother, leading to an extensive pre-internet research endeavor.

Motorsports icons David Hobbs, Bob Varsha and Dr. Jerry Punch will host the International Motor Racing Research Center’s 11th annual gala, presented by Sahlen’s, honoring racing legend Brian Redman on September 4, at the Corning (N.Y) Museum of Glass.

The roundtable discussion will explore the juxtaposition of motorsport history with more conventional and traditional forms of cultural history and cultural studies, that is, the history of motorsport (its cultural and social evolution) vs. motorsport history (its technical evolution, equipment, personalities, events, etc.).

Mark Raffauf’s career in motorsports embodies the ideal combination of a successful motorsports professional who has embraced the writing of history.

After a rewarding three and a half years, I’ve made the difficult decision – an understatement if there ever was one – to step down as the IMRRC’s Executive Director.

TEAM USA Talent Scout Showdown at Watkins Glen Delivers Unmatched Drama, Rising Stars, and Esports Olympic Dreams

The 1966 McLaren M1B was a lightweight, fiberglass-bodied sports prototype developed for the Can-Am series, featuring a spaceframe chassis and typically powered by a big-block American V8 engine. As an evolution of the M1A, the M1B marked McLaren’s growing presence in North American racing, showcasing Bruce McLaren's engineering ingenuity and competitive ambition.

Christina Lam is a graduate of the University of Maryland with a degree in electrical engineering. She currently works for the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, co-founded the Hi-Speed Motorsports racing team, and currently the only Chinese American woman driver in IMSA. She is so on competing in the Michelin Pilot Challenge event on Saturday of IMSA weekend.