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Zak Brown, CEO of McLaren Racing, was honored at a gala dinner on Thursday with the 10th annual International Motor Racing Research Center’s Cameron R. Argetsinger Award for outstanding contributions to motorsports.

The case of Pete Kreis, offers an opportunity to examine a case which resulted in two purposeful deaths at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

The Automotive Restoration Technology program at McPherson College was established in 1976, and since its inception the curriculum has included the study of the technical and social history of the automobile.

The auction ends on the evening of September 12th at 6:30PM, coinciding with the IMRRC Cameron R. Argetsinger Award gala honoring Zak Brown, where items will be on display.

Summer is a busy time here at the IMRRC, with larger groups as well as families and individuals discovering our archive as a destination.

Hidden within the volumes of paper documentation at the IMRRC you occasionally stumble upon “finds” of another nature.  This can turn serious research into fun and games.

Or more accurately, thanks to a generous donation from T. Dean Johnson, Jr, former operator of Western New York’s Niagara Airport Drag Strip, from 1964-1974, we’ve added a valuable drag racing collection to our archive.

John Bornholdt, known familiarly as "Johnny B." John was a race steward for more than 50 years starting in 1952 at Sebring. He worked in race series ranging from the SCCA to Formula One.

The Esses is Diamond Sponsor of IMRRC Dinner Honoring McLaren Racing's Zak Brown with Cameron R. Argetsinger Award at Corning Museum of Glass on September 12

"On the Prowl" tells the rich and fascinating story of TWR’s Jaguar sports car programs with the help of those who were there.