Barney Oldfield was inducted into the Motor Sports Hall of Fame in 1990.  He brought racing to the common man and he drove at speeds almost unheard of at the time. His rebel ways brought him scorn from race organizers and rich car owners. He was a pioneer and one of the fathers of modern racing.  This link has excerpts from a book about Barney and includes pictures.

This article published in the New York Times on October 3rd, 1910, is a fabulous story on so many levels.  The historical information, the style of journalism, the politics and so much more.  A great find from Bob Melhado.

The official website of the Bridgehampton Racing Heritage Group.  About it’s final days.

This registry is to showcase and document Formula 5000 race cars still in existence throughout the world.

The objective of this website is to honour the memory of all those that paid motorsport’s saddest price - by remembering their histories, reviewing their careers, celebrating their victories, cherishing their lives.

One of the greatest collections of racing sports cars in the world.

John Sutherland is a great video story teller.  This link will take you to his web site where you can watch a full length version of his “Turn 10 Sebring” documentary.  It is “an inside look at America’s longest running sports car race.”