Today, the racing world pays tribute to Dan Gurney, who would have celebrated his 93rd birthday. Gurney raced at Lime Rock Park in 1970, at the peak of the SCCA Trans-Am Series’ glory days. He had missed the previous three years due to racing in the Indianapolis 500. For 1970, Lime Rock moved its Trans-Am to May 9, opening the door for factory teams from all of America’s “Big Four” manufacturers – Ford (Mustang), Chevrolet (Camaro), Chrysler (Dodge Challenger and Plymouth Barracuda) and American

In the latest episode of The Barn Find Hunter, Tom Cotter gets an exclusive tour of All American Racers, the legendary race shop that Dan Gurney founded after Carroll Shelby split off to create Shelby American. Gurney was one of the most versatile and influential figures in motorsports history; as a driver, engineer, and team owner, he left a lasting impact on Formula 1, IndyCar, NASCAR, and endurance racing. Gurney was the first driver to win races in F1, NASCAR, IndyCar, and sports cars—a feat

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