What Are North American Two-Stroke Engines A two-stroke engine is an internal combustion engine with a compact design, completing the […]
North American Two-Stroke Engines: History, Uses and Challenges Read Post »
These days, many of us are staying home, using social distance—but we can remain connected as a community through our
Stagger referrers to the circumference of the wheels on the right side of an oval track race car compared to
Only On Ovals: How To Handle A Short Oval Track Car Read Post »
Using images and technical drawings from the World of Speed Archive’s Granatelli Collection, volunteer Tom Stycznski elaborates on his volunteer
Developing The Granatelli Race Cars Read Post »
The Lotus Simulator as it sits in the World of Speed Museum today One of our main attractions at the World
Completing The Vision: The Birth Of Racing Simulators Read Post »
The Frisbee CANAM car driven by Al Unser Jr. is a prime example of a slippery surfaced car designed to
Angle of Attack: Defining Downforce Read Post »
Paul Mackie has been a prominent name in Portland hot rod culture for a number of years. A Grade “A”
Artistic Revelation: A Sitdown With Renowned Pinstriper Paul Mackie Read Post »
By Sara Paulson, Associate Archivist An amusing (and confusing) conversation could be overheard in the Archive the other day. It
A Tale Of Two Rose City Speedways Read Post »
ENDING DECEMBER 31! FOR ONE GLORIOUS DECADE, THEY WERE KINGS. Pontiac Chief Engineer John DeLorean gambled and swung for the
American Muscle Cars Read Post »
Mickey Thompson is a name well known in many types of racing. He was a genius/ madman engineer that tested
Larger Than Life: Inspecting Mickey Thompson’s Challenger Read Post »
