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Did Harvey West have any A-Sedan video at Road America the same year (1973)? I am looking for pictures/video of Leonard Janke in a 1967 Camaro.

Thank You!

There's jerry hansen winning again

Excellent film transfer work, Jerry. Harvey West was real good with a movie cam, as well as a race driver. This is an excellent documentation of SCCA Can-Am racing during the series' peak at Road America.

Great footage! Thanks for posting. You wouldn’t by chance have any photos from this race. I’m looking for photos of the Escort that looks like it only lasted one lap 🤦‍♂️

When did they start doing the historic races? Right after Can-Am ended?

From a Parnelli Jones Tribute I learned he helped save AJ Foyt's life in this. Parnelli reached in his mouth and pulled out debris blocking Foyt's airway.

Not Mid Ohio. This happened at Road America.

Thank you for posting these 1992 Atlantic Championship videos. I was the lead mechanic on Cameron's team beiginning at race #4 at Lime Rock and I've been looking for these videos for years.

I was a corner worker that weekend. A good friend was the first to reach the car

Thank you for sharing these complete races! Great stuff!! And 1080 too, very nice!

Thank you Jerry for taking the time to share these! And in 1080 too, very nice! These are great to find!! I appreciate the info too (without spoiling the ending)!

The SCCA Toyota Racing 1991 Is Ever Relevant And Here Today ln 2024 The Official Price Will Be Paid While The Number 38 Driver Steve Cameron Is A Rookie To The Series The Additude And The Promise Had Improved His Performance And The Men Were Racing With Him Are Alike And It Is All Set To Be The History Of The Making

Thank you Jerry !

Awesome!!!

Thanks for uploading this! Glad to see another lost Trans-Am race found!

This must of been one of Calvin Fish’s first races behind the mic

He used to come into our family donut shop in Maine regularly.

Thanks for your dedication to archiving so much racing history.

Thanks for the video, really cool to see as a Minneapolis resident and racing fan! I was curious where exactly this was in Minneapolis and was able to figure it out from watching this video. While Minneapolis has changed a lot, especially in near the Mississippi / Gold Medal Park, there are still lots of older buildings that giveaway the location of this course. I'll describe the track layout below -- pull up a map and follow along if you are interested. Starting in front of the old Milwaukee Road Depot (turn 1), head north on 3rd Ave just to 2nd St where the track turns right and faces east for the long backstraight. The straight continues all the way to 10th Ave, broken up by a small chicane through a parking lot where the Guthrie currently stands. At 10th Ave, the track turns right, then right again to get back heading west on Washington Ave. Shortly after is another series of quick turns around singular city blocks, with a left onto Chicago Ave, right onto 3rd St, left onto Park Ave, right onto 4th St, and finally a right heading north on Portland Ave. From this point, the track heads back north and passes between the modern-day Wells Fargo buildings up to Washington Ave with a left turn to start the main straight. The main straight continues up to the Milwaukee Road Depot where the track's first corner is. The pit lane follows along the main straight from the final turn onto Washington Ave and exits just after the first turn.

Great views with no catch fences.

It would've been cool to see an IndyCar race at this track.

My car belonged to Joe Sposato. Sorry to see that he was a DNF!

What a wonderful bit of film to find, especially since I'm (re)reading The Stainless Steel Carrot right now.

Look who is in the camera shot at 5:07!!

Dude I’ve wanted to see this for years!

This was a preview to what to expect from PT in his CART/Champ Car career....

This is great, thanks! Do you happen to have the 1997 Trans-Am race from here?

Jerry Winkler, you are the man. I imagine you are sitting on stacks of VHS gold.... thanks for sharing!

This is great! Do you happen to have the Trans-Am race from that same weekend?

How did you end up with this footage?! Thanks for posting it. It was a very memorable experience for me.

Excellent find. I hope the door is open for you to post more motorsports content from SPEED and ESPN. Do you happen to have the full LSPR broadcast? Thanks for preserving this amazing network's history! I love being able to experience racing history firsthand like this!

First time I saw Tracy race was on the TSN Television Network here in Canada and it was the Porsche cup they were all 924 Porsches and he was a real cocky piss at then but he sure could drive a car I always really enjoyed watching him race got to meet him once at the Molson Indy in Toronto champ car was really something back then great memory thanks I enjoyed that

I was six and a half when this happened and watched it live because racing is god, but anything starring Paul Newman must be watched by everyone. Especially when an actor can out perform people, that race cars professionally.

That wasn't Mid-Ohio. AJ's horrible crash was at Road America

What is a v8 tracks .. lol😂

Did he win?

RIP Jovy Marcelo.

That's A.J. (Jerry) 'Foyt' Winker in red #69 Mazda GLC.

I'm still a fan of Saleen and I owned a white one...but the Rangers were the coolest.

I was at this race. Eight years old.

I don't know what's better...the racing of the graphics...😉😆 ~ John

My run at 12:45 looked alright for my shitty autocross style. I couldn’t grasp going in slow and coming out fast. Bridgestone RE71s were a blast for a budget performance tire on that car.

You must have had two drivers in your GLC. #mazdaglc

I was at that race. Man, it was hot and humid. My buddy and I left the Twin Cities at 2 in the morning and heading to Road America. It was solid fog most of the way. At times, I could not see the road, so tried to stay behind semi trucks and use the lights on the trailers to help navigate. After the race, it took close to 3 hours to leave the track and then head back to the Twin Cities.

NICE work Jerry!!

Love the big bubble visor on half helmet.

Crowd control? We don't need no stinking crowd control.

Yes Magic Cars alright Is there a list somewhere must be Thank you again

That Yellow e-type had to be brand new. 1961 was the first year.