Dan Gurney turned the British Touring Car Championship on its head in 1961 when he unleashed a high-powered Chevrolet Impala on the field. The Big Eagle, driving the big American sedan, wore out the Jaguars and other marques who previously dominated the championship, and it wasn’t long before they took...

He drove for Dan Gurney. He drove for A.J. Foyt. He nearly won his first IndyCar race. He helped All American Racers and Toyota win their first Rolex 24 At Daytona. And he was loved throughout the sport.Rocky Moran died last weekend after an extended battle with cancer, and with...

He had the looks of a Hollywood movie star and the talent to reach the pinnacle of IMSA stardom in the 1980s. Chris Cord, an investment banker who took up sports car racing as a hobby and closed his career in the center of Dan Gurney's All American Racers factory...

It’s a mid-summer favorite, and the WeatherTech International Challenge with Brian Redman is also one of the largest annual vintage racing events in the U.S., featuring more than 400 cars competing in several race groups—many already en route to the host track, Road America.Photo: AARThis year’s Thursday to Sunday, July...

You may not know the name Kenny Hill, or that of the company he started – Metalore – but you’d easily be forgiven for it. That’s mostly how Hill wanted it.For more than 40 years, Hill and Metalore developed machined parts for racecars running the gamut from Formula 1 to...

If I had to pick my favorite RACER magazine story by Robin Miller, this one could well be it, written in 2015 to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Dan Gurney’s one and only Indianapolis 500 win as an owner in 1975. Gurney’s Eagles had earned two before that with customers,...

Fifty years ago at Phoenix International Speedway, Swede Savage scored the first and only victory of his short IndyCar career but showed why Dan Gurney was so bullish on his protege’s future.Driving Gurney’s All American Racers Eagle with a stock block Ford, Savage swept past Roger McCluskey on the last...

Vintage racing, like many other sports, has its big names / Hall of Famers / Golden Jacket-owning titans of their respective realm. The stories of driving legends like Stirling Moss and the immaculate car collections of Bruce Canepa are the stuff of legends. But what about the small teams and...

All American Racers and RACER Magazine have teamed up to raise funds for those who’ve been affected by the California wildfires by offering a new round of Dan Gurney tribute stickers for sale. All proceeds will be donated to charities that work directly with those recovering from the devastating losses...

This time last year, RACER's Robin Miller had the rare honor of interviewing Dan Gurney and A.J. Foyt together to share their recollections of their famous win at the 1967 24 Hours of Le Mans. The interview was conducted at the RRDC's annual Long Beach dinner; an evening that would...