Crashes and Burns
Known as the miracle "Man On Fire", this Formula One driver survived with minor burns after being trapped in his vehicle during a disastrous 2020 fireball accident.
Romain Grosjean
Early moonshiners practiced modifying cars to outrun law enforcement during the prohibition era. The practice would later form this iconic American organization.
NASCAR
This ancient form of racing predates all modern motorsports, but still packed the stands in colossal theaters such as the Circus Maximus.
Chariot Racing
Only 25 of the 1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteors were ever produced, making this iconic vehicle a rare sight during its film debut in 1989.
Ecto-1
Commonly referred to as the optimal path to navigate a race circuit.
Racing Line
Widely regarded as the top driver in the sport at the time, his tragic crash at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix sparked many changes in the way F1 cars and tracks are designed.
Ayrton Senna
No running required! This pinnacle sprint car series is named for the rogue traveling race car drivers that got their start right here in Mesquite Texas.
World of Outlaws: Sprint Cars Series
Although they're perhaps a bit more style over speed, if you feel like challenging gravity Red Bull has hosted these events accepting all applicants since the year 2000.
Soap-Box Racing
Porco Rosso's red plane is loosely considered a reference to the real life WWI fighter ace Francesco Baracca, who gifted this legendary racing team; known for their pretty red cars, his plane's emblem.
Scuderia Ferrari
Typically marked by track-side signage or identifiers, this is the ideal location for drivers to initiate the "slow in-fast out" strategy
Braking Point
This driver's tragic crash at the 2001 Daytona 500 led to numerous safety pursuits that have resulted in zero fatalities for the NASCAR organization since this day.
Dale Earnhardt
They might be called Funny Cars, but their speed is no joke. They can often be found running next to top fuel dragsters in this association at speeds of 330 mph.
NHRA
You might feel like a bit of a Jackass racing a shopping cart across one of these many events hosted in North America.
Idiotarod
After his role in Inglorious Basterds, Daniel Brühl is credited for portraying this legendary McLaren driver in a critically acclaimed 2013 film.
Niki Lauda
Traditionally designated for two door coupes, this phrase is also the name of a popular game franchise.
GT, Grand Touring, Gran Turismo
This driver's crash at Darlington in 1970 is responsible for the introduction of safety netting as opposed to glass. The crash is referenced in Pixar's "Cars", and the character is in-fact voiced by his real life equivalent.
Richard Petty
This is the premier open wheel racing series is named for its roots tying it to the historic Indianapolis 500.
IndyCar
Flat tire? Be the first across the line to win yourself a free wheel in this famous race tradition down Cooper's Hill in Brockworth.
Cheese Wheel Rolling
Need a day off? Ferris and Cameron might pick you up in this iconic Italian convertible.
1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder
You won't find it on draft day, but you might in a draft. This refers to an area of lowered downforce found when trailing a leading car.
Dirty Air
This crash at the 1986 Tour de Corse is responsible not only for the death of this WRC driver and navigator, but the ban of the entire Group B of rally cars.
Henri Toivonen and Sergio Crestos
This series is named for the strict set of rules that cars must adhere to during their construction, and for being the pinnacle of motorsport.
F1
Stirling Moss is regarded as the greatest british F1 driver to never win a WDC. That didn't stop him from winning this iconic 12 hour British endurance race.
The British Lawn Mower Racing Association (BLMRA)
The Pursuit Special, The V8 Interceptor, The Black on Black, you would be absolutely mad not to recognize this iconic Australian muscle car.
1973 Ford Falcon XB GT coupe
It's not a french prison, but on race day, you'll find the cars impounded here under lock and key.
Parc-Ferme