If you share my passion for the history of Motorsport, I am
confident you will enjoy your visit.
I have been an auto racing enthusiast since the early sixties,
when the sport had more of an amatuer flavor - before racing
cars became rolling billboards, when Italian cars were painted
red, German silver and French cars blue.
Growing up in Southern California during the '50s and '60s, I was
about as plugged into the racing scene as a kid could could be.
SoCal was a hotbed of racing, hot-rodding and car customizing.
It seemed as though there was a racetrack or a racecar fabrication
shop in nearly every community.
My enthusiasm kicked into overdrive around 1980, when cable television
started broadcasting auto racing on a regular basis.
I have been collecting motorsports memorabilia, books and scale models
for thirty years. My collecting, naturally, has focused on Southern
Californian racing venues such as The Long Beach Grand Prix, Ontario
Motor Speedway and the greatest of them all, Riverside International Raceway.
My interests also includes The Indianapolis 500, The Monaco Grand Prix,
The 24 hours of Le Mans, Grand Prix racing in the Thirties and American
racing before World War One.
This is purely a tribute website, dedicated to the awareness
and appreciation of the sport.
Not all of the photos herein were taken by myself. If you find an image
of which you hold the copyright, let me know - I will credit you or remove it.
I have no advertising, nothing to sell and do not benefit
financially by maintaining this site.
Please feel free to sign my guestbook and leave a comment, question
or correction. Your e-mail address will be held in strict confidence.
Thank you and good luck, Robert Judy...Redlands, California