Links and articles plus other resources about some of the greatest (and not so great) pilots in sportscar and grand prix history. Search for: searching... This forum has 14 topics, 48 replies, and was last updated 1 year ago by Ken. Viewing 15 topics - 1 through 15 (of 15 total) Topic Voices Replies Last Post Forums Gents, Local engagement in the forum spaces is very low. I might try to incorporate some areas into posts or pages as I refocus but if there is anything of particular value to you in a forum please save it for yourself. Cheers! Started by: Arthur in: Website Information 1 0 1 week ago Arthur Mario Andretti Quote Started by: Ken 1 0 1 year ago Ken Quick Vic Sadly, Quick Vic passed away a few days ago. Excerpt below, followed by link to full article. Seeing the true extent of his skill, Porsche continued to award Elford bigger opportunities leading up to 1968—perhaps the height of his career. He famously won the Monte Carlo Rally and the 24 Hours of Daytona in the span of one week, going on to win the Targa Florio and the Nurburgring 1000 that spring. In July 1968 Elford drove an obsolete Cooper T86B to a fourth-place finish in his first F1 start on a wet Rouen-Les-Essarts circuit. He won his class twice at Le Mans, and was the first driver to lap the Circuit de la Sarthe at over 150mph (in a Porsche 917 longtail). Though he’s best known for his rally and endurance racing accomplishments behind the wheels of various Porsche racing cars, he also competed in Can-Am, Trans Am, NASCAR, British rallycross, and even the Paris-Dakar rally raid. Elford was awarded the French Order of Merit in 1972 after stopping mid-race to attend to the scene of Jo Bonnier’s fatal crash at Le Mans. Full article https://bringatrailer.com/2022/03/14/remembering-vic-elford-1935-2022/ Started by: Porsche911 2 3 2 years ago f1nutz The Flyin Hawaiian I just saw that of Danny “On The Gas” Ongais has passed way at 79 years of age. What a fast versatile Driver - motorcycles, drag racing, road racing, and ovals. Started by: GI 2 1 2 years ago Ken Interesting read on Anatoly Arutunoff Enjoy! https://bringatrailer.com/2021/11/24/10-questions-with-toly-arutunoff/ Started by: Porsche911 1 1 2 years ago Porsche911 When Fangio Met The 860 Monza Nice short story and video on Fangio's last year with Ferrari https://www.ferrari.com/en-EN/magazine/articles/when-juan-fangio-met-the-ferrari-860-monza?UID=4188062760&dmc_uid=4188062760&utm_campaign=New_Ferrari&utm_medium=email&MID=3900163919&utm_content=210930+TOFM+EN+%28mondo+GT+EN+-+Settembre%29&utm_source=newsletter Started by: JohnnySlots 3 2 2 years ago f1nutz Nino Vaccarella Nino Vaccarella passed away Sept 23, 2021 at the age of 88. R.I.P. Nino. Started by: Ken 4 3 2 years ago f1nutz Carlos Reutemann :>( https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/ex-f1-racer-carlos-reutemann-dies-at-age-79/6627349/amp/ Started by: Porsche911 2 1 2 years ago Ken Ludwig Heimrath Just saw the news of Canadian racing great Ludwig Heimrath passing away. Another hero moving on. Mr Porsche r.i.p. Started by: GI 5 10 3 years ago Anonymous RIP John Flinn I am sad to report that John Flinn passed today. He had been undergoing some fairly aggressive Chemo for the last couple of weeks. The only blessing is that the whole affair was very quick......a couple of us were at his cottage in mid Dec., doing a few laps, eating Pizza, and sharing silly stories. RIP John Chris Started by: Anonymous 11 11 3 years ago Luis Meza Black Jack Brabham video Hello lads, very nice short video, track drives of the BT7, BT24, and BT33 with Jack's son. The man was incredible, engineer, racer, businessman. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/OI9wXkHXqyA Started by: Porsche911 2 1 5 years ago Ken The Second Lost Generation from Italy – Baghetti, Bandini, Scarfiotti, Giunti A tremendous overview on these Italian Ferrari Drivers covering the 1960's through early 1970's - with pictures. Started by: Arthur 2 1 6 years ago f1nutz Alfonso ‘Fon’ de Portago (1928-1957) Sports Cars Illustrated (Aug 1957) Portago Interview (1956) This article is based on the Riverside Record interview. Cheers B Started by: f1nutz 2 12 6 years ago f1nutz Harry O’Reilly Schell (1921-1960) A gentleman racer and very good friends with the Marquis de Portago (ring a bell?). See the attached article below but you must be logged in. In this famous picture he is slowing to receive a refreshment during practice prior to the Portuguese Grand Prix. Notice Jo Bonnier parked and looking on... Started by: Arthur 1 0 6 years ago Arthur Jim Clark BBC Documentary Hi lads, hope you're all enjoying the summer...saw this on SCI, hour long BBC video, well worth your time if you have it! https://youtu.be/BINkmyNKPb8 Enjoy! :good: Started by: Porsche911 3 2 6 years ago MiA Viewing 15 topics - 1 through 15 (of 15 total) You must be logged in to create new topics. Log In Username: Password: Keep me signed in Type in the text displayed above Log In Thank You for Reserving Your Space! Thank you for successfully reserving your space. See you then! × Thank You for Your Entry! Thank you for successfully submitting your model entry form! Please remember to refresh your browser to see your entry listed in our Entries Received area. × Scratch32 - The Official Scale Modeling Site for Race and Rail Enthusiasts! uses cookies to personalise and improve your user experience. If you continue to use this website, you will be providing consent to our use of cookies.Accept