Note from Paul: In 1954, my father, David Dalbey, attended his first Indianapolis 500 with his father and aunt. Several years later, he started recording his experiences in detailed, handwritten journals. He continued this ritual until his final year of attendance in 2019, at which time his health precluded him from continuing the practice. Several …
Full transparency: Though the Month of May is my favorite time of year, life continues to roll on at a sometimes overwhelming pace, and I don't honestly have nearly the amount of time to dedicate to creating new content every day here like I wish I had. For that reason, I am going to take …
There are certain individuals whose lives are so intertwined and synonymous with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway that it's virtually impossible to separate one from the other. Furthermore, these people, at some point in time, transcend the human element of Speedway history and became part of the fabric that is the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the …
Continue reading Unser was “litcherly” really, RRREALLY good
One of the best things about having my own IndyCar blog is that I get to post when I want to post about what I want to post about. Quite honestly, the whole iRacing thing does pretty much nothing to scratch my itch, so I haven't given it much attention. What I do love, though, …
Note from Paul: In 1954, my father, David Dalbey, attended his first Indianapolis 500 with his father and aunt. Several years later, he started recording his experiences in detailed, handwritten journals. He has continued this practice all the way through the current year. Several of the earliest years were written many years later and may …
Note from Paul: In 1954, my father, David Dalbey, attended his first Indianapolis 500 with his father and aunt. Several years later, he started recording his experiences in detailed, handwritten journals. He has continued this practice all the way through the current year. Several of the earliest years were written many years later and may …
The Field of 33 