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Drive Thru News 73 - Where You At?

Dear loyal Drive Thru News listener, if you were expecting another sarcastically filled news episode this month, you're in luck! *It's delayed* Because of our 24 Hours of

Louie Mattar's Fabulous Car! (Heidi Lewis)

Automotive History Live spotlights the true story of San Diego inventor Louis Mattar, who in 1952 drove a heavily customized 1947 Cadillac nonstop—wheels never stopping—f

Route 66: Myth and Reality

The Motoring Historian, Jon Summers, travels through rural Oklahoma west of Oklahoma City while reflecting on the centenary of Route 66, designated in 1926 from Chicago a

Mother Roads: Lincoln Highway, Route 66 & the Interstate Highway System

This Automotive History Live! panel explores how American roads evolved from mostly dirt paths in the early 1900s into the Lincoln Highway, Route 66, and the Interstate H

A Slow Drive Across a Fast Country (Tom Cotter)

Automotive History Live welcomes Barn Find Hunter and author Tom Cotter, who recounts driving a restored 1926 Ford Model T from Times Square to San Francisco largely alon

The Ferrari Market isn't just Hot... it's in a Heat Wave!

In this Ferrari Friday episode of The Ferrari Marketplace podcast/vlog, William Ross interviews Chris Miele about the past year’s surging Ferrari collector market followi

The Renaissance of Watkins Glen (J.J. O'Malley)

Guest speaker and longtime journalist J.J. O’Malley recounts how Watkins Glen fell into “dark years” after financial and safety troubles culminated in the Grand Prix Asso

Formula Fanatics #10 - Zandvoort, Monza and the Madring

In this episode of Formula Fanatics, we banter about Lance Stroll’s DNFs and near-record Q1 eliminations, and discuss Charles Leclerc reaffirming his Ferrari commitment,

Drive Thru News #72 - When is Technology too much Tech?

Break/Fix’s Drive Thru News returns with banter about Brad’s right-shoulder surgery and a broader discussion on when car tech becomes too much, sparked by Tesla giving Gr

Celebrating Pontiac’s 100th Anniversary (Tim Dye)

Automotive History Live marks Pontiac’s 100th anniversary with Tim Dye tracing the brand from Edward Murphy’s 1893 Pontiac Buggy Company to the 1907 Oakland Motor Car Com

Evening With A Legend: Michael Keyser

In this Evening With A Legend session, Michael Keyser—driver, filmmaker, and author—recounts his path from photographing Le Mans in 1970–71 to racing there as a privateer

Building the Future of Motorsports: Belmont Abbey’s Motorsport Management Program (Quinn Beekwilder)

This episode features Quinn Beekwilder, assistant professor and coordinator of Belmont Abbey College’s Motorsport Management program, who shares his path from a political

Celebrating the History of the Syracuse "Moody Mile"

This episode of The Logbook, our History of Motorsports series, revisits a 2015 IMRRC “Syracuse Mile: A Look Back” program celebrating the New York State Fairgrounds’ fam

Joe Marotta "Around the Tracks" (The Moody Mile) Radio Show

Recorded live at the International Motor Racing Research Center in Watkins Glen, Joe Marotta and Kip Zeiter preview a day-long retrospective celebrating the history of Sy

Inside Chris Miele's Journey and the Rise of Prancing Horse of Nashville

In this episode of The Ferrari Marketplace Podcast, host William Ross interviews Chris Miele of Prancing Horse of Nashville (Ferrari of Nashville) about his lifelong pass

Behind the Wheel: Unveiling the Dark Side of Long Haul Trucking

Motoring historian Jon Summers records a monologue from Highway 40 in New Mexico about long-haul trucking, sparked by a former FBI agent’s book claiming many truckers are

How Revs Institute Is Reimagining the Future of Automotive History (Arthur Carlson)

This episode of The Logbook, our History of Motorsports Series features Arthur Carlson, Director of Archives and Research Operations at the Revs Institute, outlining a ma

Formula Fanatics #9 - Summer Break, Silly Season and the Second Half!

Formula Fanatics #9 covers rumors that Mercedes’ onboard AI mislearned George Russell’s energy deployment, contributing to issues like his anti-stall start in Budapest. W

Drive Thru News #71 - Is car culture as we know it... Dead?

Break/Fix’s Drive Thru News #71 debates whether car culture is dying, citing fewer young drivers, cars becoming appliance-like (EVs, driver aids, subscriptions), the decl

Pebble Beach 2026

Motoring historian Jon Summers recaps Pebble Beach 2026, focusing on the Best in Show: Clark Gable’s freshly restored 400-hp short-chassis Duesenberg SSJ, alongside notab