Morning Qualifying – Sir Stirling vs the Sharknose
Jennings R. Scroggs, Jr.The 1961 Formula One season opened at Monaco amidst a flurry of activity. Ferrari introduced it's potent new Dino 156,…
Morning Qualifying – Norman or Norma? edition
By day, "Norman" was your ordinary, average Formula 1 Champion. The sound of a perfectly tuned engine stirred his…
Morning Qualifying – Wednesday with Wolfgang Edition
Wolfgang von Trips was born in Kerpen-Horrem near Cologne in Germany. Nicknamed Wölfchen by his parents, the young count was…
Morning Qualifying – Targa Tuesday edition
In Mays gone by, a young Sicilian boy's fancy would once again turn to thoughts of.....the Targa Florio. The…
Morning Qualifying- From the Marketing Department edition
By the early 1960's, Ford had found the gospel of auto racing as an effective marketing tool. Whenever and wherever…
Morning Qualifying – History Lesson, Part V
With the advent of the Second World War, all racing in Europe, except the 1940 Mille Miglia and Tripoli Grand…
Morning Qualifying – Tubolare Zagato edition
Today would have been Nicola Romeo's 132nd birthday. Over the the last century, Alfa Romeo has turned out many legendary…
Morning Qualifying – The Vatanen Touch edition
I don't know if Ari Pieti Uolevi Vatanen was born with a steering wheel in his hand. Or, if his…
Morning Qualifying – I think we're turning Japanese edition
In 1969, Nissan unleashed the PGC10 Skyline 2000 GT-R on an unsuspecting world. The new Skyline was a technical tour…
Morning Qualifying – Danger at Dundrod edition
Beginning in 1950, the RAC held the annual Tourist Trophy at Dundrod, a 7.416 mile circuit on the rural public…