The entire build team is pumped. On July 30th, the Falci Motorsport C5 Corvette hit the track with Mike Bauer in the driver’s seat. The car is one of the world’s first examples of adaptive sports technology applied to motorsport. The plan is for Mike and the car to travel the country promoting spinal cord injury research.
A good time was had by all.
The J2X was the penultimate creation of the Allard Motor Company’s family of vehicles built between 1936 and 1964 (and arguably its most successful). Founded in 1936 by Sydney Allard, the company produced some 1,900 automobiles. These included hill climbers, sprint cars, sedans, racing cars and even dragsters. Sydney Allard was the consummate racer. His […]
1983 March/Chevy 83G GT “The Red Lobster” IMSA GTP was an American sports car racing series organized by John Bishop, and his International Motor Sports Association from 1981 to 1992. It was a follow up series to the successful IMSA GT Series of the late 70’s that featured such automotive icons as the Porsche 911RSR, […]
