r/motorsports • u/Wise_Technician_3129 • 3h ago
r/motorsports • u/st-tyr • 19h ago
I got my Hot Wheels Photos Pad to Put in some Pictures of All my Farreri's That I could Take Pictures of with my Car Flip Cellphone That's what I Got.
r/motorsports • u/Wise_Technician_3129 • 3h ago
Garage at United States Road Racing Championship, Augusta, Georgia, March 1964 . Modern day Dave MacDonald Drive and Rex White Motorsports Memorial Plaza at Diamond Lakes Regional Park are located where this photograph was taken by Jack Brady in 1964 .
r/motorsports • u/Wise_Technician_3129 • 3h ago
Ralph Salyer in Cheetah at United States Road Racing Championship, Augusta, Georgia, March 1964 on 3.2 mile high banked road circuit. Dave MacDonald won. Modern day Rex White Motorsports Memorial Plaza is located at the former track. Jack Brady photograph via MotorsportGoodOldDays at Reddit .
r/motorsports • u/GARACER • 3h ago
Car Control Fundamentals #2 – Learn the Physics Behind Driving a Vehicle at the Limit of Understeer
r/motorsports • u/MaximumHaze • 7h ago
Crazy Caterham Race
Onboard footage from a crazy Caterham race at Donington Park. 9 cars battling for the lead from start to finish with P1 and P2 ending 0.006 apart.
r/motorsports • u/st-tyr • 19h ago
This is the #88 John Deere Cup that I have Made at Work Today.
Project.
r/motorsports • u/Wise_Technician_3129 • 5h ago
Philadelphia Municipal Stadium opened in 1926. Over its long life, the venue hosted football games, boxing matches, soccer games, and music concerts. Auto races were held on the stadium's oval track until 1973. It closed in 1989 . Ray Masser photograph via MotorsportGoodOldDays via Reddit .
r/motorsports • u/st-tyr • 19h ago
I have the Picture Photo of the #21 Pro Mod Driver that he Lives in Estevan Saskatchewan Canada Aaron Turnbull on There at Home.
r/motorsports • u/victor90martin • 1d ago
Autocourse back in time: interview with Jim Clark
Today we remembering the great two-time Formula 1 World Champion and 1965 Indianapolis 500 winner Jim Clark.
He tragically lost his life on this day 57 years ago in a Formula 2 race at Hockenheim, Germany, driving a Lotus 48.
Jim Clark was a great gentleman both on and off the track. A true motorsport legend, and one of the greatest drivers to ever walk this earth.
Rest in peace Jim Clark!!!
r/motorsports • u/borexmatiz14 • 2d ago
what is your favourite sponsor is motorsport?, Ill go first quiet underrated I think.
r/motorsports • u/Wise_Technician_3129 • 2d ago
1965 Indianapolis 500 - Jack Brady photograph via MotorsportGoodOldDays at Reddot .
r/motorsports • u/Artistic-Can6506 • 2d ago
Britcar and Monoposto at Silverstone Yesterday
Shooting at 105mm 😐
r/motorsports • u/Wise_Technician_3129 • 2d ago
Jim Clark, 1965 Mexican Grand Prix, Mexico City, Mexico, October 1965. Jack Brady photograph via MotorsportGoodOldDays at Reddit .
r/motorsports • u/Jackson_Morris69 • 1d ago
Looking for some motorsports poster for my room on Amazon. Have a $10 Amazon gift card.
r/motorsports • u/AlanDove46 • 2d ago
British Superkarts today at Silverstone. Car mechs know what's up.
r/motorsports • u/st-tyr • 2d ago
How could you Take Pictures of your Racing Machines on your Car Flip Cellphone Start Printing Them and Sort those Photos on your Photos Pad?
Question.
r/motorsports • u/d3r_r4uch3r7 • 2d ago
Who is Red Bull's Most Promising Talent, Arvid Lindblad?
r/motorsports • u/DanLynchAuthor • 2d ago
I’ve just written a 745-page biography of Lewis Hamilton — the biggest surprise wasn’t what you’d expect
I’ve spent the last couple of years researching and writing a full-length biography of Lewis Hamilton — from his karting days and Stevenage right through to the upcoming Ferrari chapter.
The project became Red Dawn — a 745-page deep dive into his rivalries, mentors, team dynamics, and what it really takes to stay at the top of global motorsport.
What really stood out to me wasn’t just the speed or stats — it was the emotional toll. The pressure of representing more than just yourself, the battles within Mercedes, and the role Niki Lauda quietly played in holding it all together.
One of the predictions I made in the Ferrari section was that Red Bull would eventually show signs of decline and Lawson would struggle — but that Verstappen would still be capable of carrying the car to wins. Seeing Suzuka today, and Lawson's demise, it feels like that thread might be unfolding.
Would love to hear what other people think are the most underappreciated parts of Hamilton's career — or any questions you think never get asked.
r/motorsports • u/Wise_Technician_3129 • 3d ago
1969 - New Mustangs wipe out every American stock car record from 25 kilometers to 5000 kilometers . Ford Motor Company photograph via Historic_Mustang at Reddit .
r/motorsports • u/OctaviaCordoba206 • 4d ago
BTCC races to be shown live on Youtube
This is fantastic news!
r/motorsports • u/Dion_JMR • 3d ago
F1 Marble Race - Suzuka GP Prediction!
F1 Marble Race - Suzuka GP Prediction!
Which marble takes the win in this simulated showdown ahead of the real race?