Another incredible car on display at the 2020 Dr George Car Show was this 1963 Lola GT Mk6 prototype, the first of three designed by Lola's Eric Broadley. Eric was then hired by Ford in 1963 to design the Ford GT40. Ford bought this very Lola GT from Broadley to test components of the new… Continue reading Peter Brock + the 1963 Lola GT Mk6 Prototype
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The 2019 Ford GT Heritage Edition
What a treat to see and photograph this spectacular 2019 Ford GT Heritage Edition supercar at the Dr George Car Show in Indian Wells, California. The special livery of this car celebrates the final pair in a remarkable string of four consecutive Le Mans overall victories for Ford. This 2019 Ford GT is painted in… Continue reading The 2019 Ford GT Heritage Edition
Porsche vs. Porsche
When I saw these beautiful Porsche automobiles together over the weekend, I wondered... which would be my fantasy choice to fill the empty space in the garage - the Saturday-ready track car or the Sunday-cruising 356?
She gets what she wants.
She saw it. She wanted it. She gets what she wants.
1915 Hispano Suiza Hot Rod
The formula for a 140+ mph hot rod is simple... find a high-torque 18.5 liter Hispano Suiza airplane engine from 1915, attach a 1919 Delage bus gearbox before mounting it into a lightweight 1915 Hispano Suiza chassis that's fitted with an Albion garbage truck rear-end, then stopped by mechanical chain drum brakes. Another favorite from Jay's collection that… Continue reading 1915 Hispano Suiza Hot Rod
Architect Juan Miró – the talent behind the COTA Observation Tower
Architect Juan Miró is the talent behind the design of the Observation Tower at the Circuit of the Americas motorsports, recreation and entertainment complex in Austin. Miró Rivera Architects' website describes the 251 foot tall Observation Tower structure as a "continuously-welded double-helix stair wrapped in a filigree-like diagrid." Each stair run serves as a helical… Continue reading Architect Juan Miró – the talent behind the COTA Observation Tower
Formula One cars so light that they actually float
Are Formula One cars so light that they actually float? You might think so when you see Lance Stroll's team members pushing his Mercedes Williams Martini Racing machine back to the garage after pre-race technical inspections. I made this shot with my iPhone at the 2018 Formula One Championship Race held in Austin, Texas.
Rock the Ride at Big Rock
The Fourth Annual Rock the Ride at Big Rock Golf and Pub was held in La Quinta on this sunny Southern California afternoon to help kick-off activities leading up to the Palm Springs Cruisin’ Association’s 18th Annual Dr. George Charity Car Show at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden in the Coachella Valley. Dr. George's Car… Continue reading Rock the Ride at Big Rock
Bermuda Dunes Vintage Plane Fly-in
Had a blast at the Bermuda Dunes Fly-in hosted by the Palm Springs Wings today. The vintage planes were awesome! #bermudadunesairport #helicopter #coachellavalley #aviationphotography #bermudadunes #palmspringswings #wings #aviation #vintageplanes
Practicing for King of the Hammers 2020
Getting a little - I mean really little - practice with the Canon EOS R before King of the Hammers 2020. These little remote control race cars have a top speed of over 50 mph, making them harder to photograph than an F-35 Lighting fighter jet going 400 mph, an F1 racecar, or a flock… Continue reading Practicing for King of the Hammers 2020

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