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Ten years ago, we lost Dan Wheldon. Our hearts go

Ten years ago, we lost Dan Wheldon. Our hearts go out to his friends and family as we remember him today. RIP #lionheart.

Starting our off-season reading with @jadegurss' b

Starting our off-season reading with @jadegurss' biography of @alunserjr31 and recommend you do the same!

Fan favorite. Two time #INDY500 winner. Scion of

Fan favorite. Two time #INDY500 winner. Scion of a legendary racing family. And, sadly, more recently famous for his public struggles. We have to applaud @alunserjr31's bravery in sharing his story in @jadegurss' new book "Al Unser Jr. : A Checkered Past" announced this week and available for preorder from @octane_press on October 1. Enter code "Unser5" for $5 off! 📙 📚 📖 🏎

More sad news today as word has come that legendar

More sad news today as word has come that legendary racing journalist Robin Miller has died at the age of 71. An undeniable icon, sometimes brash, always honest, and eternally loved by racing fans old and new who got to know him through his work at @indystar, @espn , Versus, @indycaronnbc and @racermag. He was one of the last living links to racing's past, never afraid to share a story or remember a racer that time had forgotten. He will be missed by the racing community around the world. ❤️🏆 🏁

(📹 capture : @racermag YouTube from Robin's "Tough Guys" Video series. )

Today, we remember that 6 years ago we lost Justin

Today, we remember that 6 years ago we lost Justin Wilson at Pocono.

He was loved by fans and other drivers alioe for his talent, drive and above all, his huge heart. We think of him, his brother @stef_wilson and their family today and invite you to join us in remembering what a #badass he is. 🥇

If you're like us, you really got to know the #ind

If you're like us, you really got to know the #indy500 through Bob Jenkins. He was, of course, the long time voice of the 500 and many other races. But before the Internet and YouTube, the best way to relive old races was VHS taping Legends of the Brickyard or turning into ESPN/ESPN Classic and watching the marathons before race day. And he was the perfect guide to bring it home and make the greatest spectacle in racing really matter and mean a something.

He is a legend and one of the greatest of all time and will be sorely missed. RIP Bob. We all thank you. ❤️🐐🏆 🥛

Remember when? Name the year. 📹 🎤

Remember when? Name the year. 📹 🎤

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