Photo: MSHFAIndianapolis, IN -- Eight legends from the world of motorsports were named to the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America (MSHFA) as the 34th class was unveiled last Friday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. A ninth inductee, in the Historic Category, will be announced later this month.The Class of 2022...

Eight legends from the world of motorsports, including four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves, were named to the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America (MSHFA) as the 34th class was revealed on Friday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. A ninth inductee, in the Historic category, will be unveiled later this month...

The very first sports car race I saw was the 24 Hours of Daytona in the early 1970s, and besides seeing superstars like Mark Donahue, Mario Andretti, Pedro Rodriguez, and Roger Penske, I remember seeing this incredible Inaltera-sponsored racing car being driven by women racers Christine Beckers from Belgium and...

As the calendar turns to March, we recognize National Women’s History Month, and what better way for us to do that than to take a look at a few of the women who have made a significant impression on the Sport Car Club of America’s 76-year history.Women have affected every...

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (May 7, 2015) – “Denise McCluggage was an icon of motorsports and automotive journalism,” said IMSA President Scott Atherton. “She was an outstanding race-car driver, and played an instrumental role in the founding of Competition Press, which went on to become Autoweek. She had a lifelong love...

Pioneering racer, historian and automotive journalist Denise McCluggage passed away on Wednesday, May 6 at the age of 88.One of the first female sportswriters in the 1950s, McCluggage covered motorsports and skiing for the New York Herald Tribune (ABOVE: McCluggage, with camera, readies to be among the first to interview...