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 the Speedtour SRVA Indianapolis invitational

 SUNday June 15th

 a dry track greeted the fans at participants to day the final day of the Speedtour SRVA Indianapolis invitational at the indianapolis motor speedway

precipitation the last two days made the course a very green track  however did not stop the very competitive racing in all groups

the atmosphere in the garage area was strictly business  as one driver told me " we are here to win not place or show

Former Indianapolis Driver geoff Brabham won his class driving a brabham racer for the first time other class winners included Andrew heffring Bruce Raymond and Garrett Adams

Nicolas Ambiado Wins at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

INDIANAPOLIS (June 15, 2025) – Nicolas Ambiado earned his second Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas) win of the 2025 season on Sunday afternoon at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The victory, combined with a fourth-place finish in Round 7 earlier this morning, was enough to propel the Chilean to the championship points lead as the season nears its halfway point. Starting the race on pole, Ambiado’s (No. 55 Velox USA / Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3) afternoon was not without challenge. Third-place starter Jett Bowling (No. 22 Bullhorn / Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3) got a great jump off the box, immediately overtaking second-place starter Bruno Ribeiro (No. 01 Alfa Cem / Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3), and claiming the lead from Ambiado as the field raced through Turn 1 on the first lap. Using his fresh Hankook racing slicks to his advantage, Ambiado kept the pressure on Bowling, and after riding his gearbox for nearly six minutes, finally drove wide into Turn 1 to carry momentum into the corner and overtake him for the race lead. From there, it was smooth sailing all the way to the checkered flag in a race that stayed green from lights to flag. 

As they crossed the Yard of Bricks to take the checkers, Ambiado led the way, with Bowling following in second, and Ribeiro in third. Titus Sherlock (No. 31 Rayne Nutrition / Ronald McDonald House Charities / Crosslink Motorsports Ligier JS F3) rebounded from an early retirement in Round 7 to finish fourth, while Nicolas Stati (No. 15 Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3) took fifth.

Notes of Interest: 

  • Nicolas Ambiado earned his second win of the 2025 season with a victory in Round 8 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The victory, paired with a fourth-place result in Round 7, moved Ambiado back into the championship lead, with a six-point advantage over Titus Sherlock, who entered the weekend as the leader. 

  • After winning Sunday morning’s race, Jett Bowling backed up his performance with a second-place result in Round 8. 

  • For the sixth time this season, Bruno Ribeiro finished on the podium, earning a third-place result. Riberio leads all FR Americas competitors in top-three finishes this season. 

  • With all three podium finishers flying the Kiwi Motorsport banner, the Dallas-based organization recorded their third podium sweep of the season. The team took all podium positions in both races at the IMS doubleheader. 

  • A perfect depiction of the Americas, three nations were represented on this afternoon’s podium, with Ambiado hailing from Chile, Bowling from America, and Ribeiro calling Brazil home.

  • Earning his first-career win and a runner-up finish in today’s two races at IMS, Jett Bowling was awarded the Omologato Perfectly-Timed Move of the Race for an outstanding performance during the Indy SpeedTour weekend. The award includes a bespoke Omologato timepiece. 

“I don’t have words,” said Ambiado after climbing from the car. “It’s a dream for me to win at this track—for me, it’s the most important track in the United States. I just need to thank the team, my family and my friends. That was a very hard race; I had to push hard, but with Jett [Bowling] and Bruno [Ribeiro], it was really nice racing my teammates.”

     READ MORE:  Race 3 Official Results

     WATCH THE STREAM:  Round 8 Live Stream

FR Americas takes on Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course next weekend, June 19-22. The Mid-Ohio SpeedTour event will now feature three races for FR Americas, with an additional round making up for yesterday’s rain postponement being added to the schedule. The event, like all 2025 races, will be streamed live on SpeedTour.TV, with live timing and scoring available on the Race Monitor App. Additional news and updates leading up to the event will be posted on the series’ Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Prospective drivers looking to learn more about FR Americas are encouraged to visit the championship’s website at FRAmericas.com.

 

Jett Bowling Earns First-Career FR Americas Win at Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS (June 15, 2025) – Jett Bowling earned his first-career Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas) win on Sunday morning at Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS). Returning to the site of his first top-three finish, the ninth time on the podium was finally the charm as the 20-year-old drove to Victory Lane. Starting the race on the outside of the front row, Jett Bowling (No. 22 Bullhorn / Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3) had to battle down the frontstretch with polesitter Brady Golan (No. 80 Attire / Toney Driver Development Ligier JS F3) and third-place starter Nicolas Ambiado (No. 55 Velox USA / Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3), who pulled up to make a three-wide battle into Turn 1. Despite being on the outside, Bowling drove deep into the corner and was able to take control of the race. Never looking back, Bowling held the point position all the way through the checkered flag, enduring a mid-race restart and holding off the challenges of his Kiwi Motorsport teammates.

As they crossed the Yard of Bricks to take the checkered flag, it was Bowling, followed by Bruno Ribeiro (No. 01 Alfa Cem / Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3) and Nicolas Stati (No. 15 Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3). Ambiado spent much of the race in the second position, but faded in the final laps to cross the bricks fourth, while Alex Benavitz (No. 5 HendrickCars.com / Crosslink Motorsports Ligier JS F3) completed the top five.

Notes of Interest: 

  • Jett Bowling earned his first-career FR Americas win at the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway. A sophomore driver in FR Americas, Bowling earned his first-career podium at IMS last June.

  • Bruno Ribeiro earned his fifth podium in just seven races so far this season. The Brazilian driver climbed through the field from a fifth-place starting position to finish second. 

  • Nicolas Stati earned a career-best finish with his third-place result. It was the first-career FR podium for last year’s Formula 4 United States Championship Vice Champion. 

  • Brady Golan started the race from the pole for hometown team Toney Driver Development; however, a major lockup in Turn 7 on lap one sent him careening through the grass, before rejoining the race in the 10th position. Golan ultimately finished ninth in Sunday’s morning’s race. 

  • Entering the weekend as the championship points leader, Titus Sherlock had a major setback as a mechanical issue left him slowed in Turn 2 on the second lap of the race. Despite running second at the time after climbing from a fourth-place grid position, Sherlock was unable to complete the event and earned no points for this morning’s race.

  • For the second time this season, Kiwi Motorsport swept the podium, with Bowling earning the win, Ribeiro finishing second and Stati taking third. 

  • Bijoy Garg finished eighth in his FR Americas debut. The Toney Driver Development entrant competed in 18 F4 U.S. races throughout 2020 and 2021. 

“This feels great,” said Bowling. “I just want to say ‘happy birthday’ to my mom; it was my dad's birthday yesterday and today’s Father's Day, so this one's for them. I could spend an hour thanking people, but thank you to Steve, Garry, Teena, Alex—it’s been a long time coming. Thank you to Chris, our tire guy—he owes me 10 miles on the treadmill now. I also want to thank [driver coach] David Brabham; it’s a huge help to have him here with me.  Really, thank you to so many people—I can’t say that enough. I always knew I could, but now, I proved it. God was with me in the car today; that's how I got up here.”

     READ MORE:  Round 7 Official Results

     WATCH THE STREAM:  Round 7 Live Stream

 

 

  

Saturday June 14th

There is one word that can describe today's Speedtour SRVA Indianapolis invitational at the indianapolis motor speedway and that word is  terrible

The majority of the activities was under rain showers are a very wet track which slowed the racing speeds way down and fish tales way up  on the 2.430 14 turn road course road course

and fish tales way up The Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas) was scheduled to run its first race of the Indy SpeedTour weekend on Saturday afternoon, but unfortunately, Mother Nature had different plans and it was postponed and ran when the series travels to mid-ohio next weekend

Today and yesterday has been cloudy and rainy and with tomorrow's weather forecast calling for partly cloudy skies and a high near 82 will make tomorrows finals very interesting

race 1 Postponed for Inclement Weather at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

INDIANAPOLIS (June 14, 2025) – Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas) was scheduled to run its first race of the Indy SpeedTour weekend on Saturday afternoon, but unfortunately, Mother Nature had different plans. After welcoming fans to join the drivers on Indianapolis Motor Speedway's pit lane for a pre-race fan walk, the skies opened just as drivers began buckling into their cars. With persistent heavy rain and lightning, conditions were deemed unsafe and the race was officially postponed. 

The championship will continue with two rounds tomorrow, as originally scheduled, while today’s postponed race will be rescheduled for next week at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.

FR Americas will take to the track tomorrow at 9:40 a.m. ET. The event will stream live on SpeedTour.TV, and live timing and scoring will be available on the Race Monitor app. Additional news and updates from the weekend will be posted on the series’ Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

 

Friday June 13th

Test and Tune day with a relaxing atmosphere today As I call it r

The Track was closed to only Media and participants with all the garages open and conversations was the atmosphrere there

one driver told me his class was the best form of racing in the series our car was manufactured in 2002 and it is very competitive today

The Ragtime racers was the highlight of the days events as they practiced on the road course sunday they will participate on the oval track in a exhibition race

drizzling rain was on and off all day even delaying a few practices because of the conditions on the track

Brady Golan Earns First-Career Pole at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

INDIANAPOLIS (June 13, 2025) – Rookie Brady Golan secured the Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas) pole at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Friday afternoon. After a rained-out practice session, Golan (No. 80 Attire / Toney Driver Development Ligier JS F3) set the fastest lap in qualifying, a 1:22.227, to lead the field down the grid for Race 1 on Saturday at 1:10 p.m. ET. 

Representing Toney Driver Development, Golan led a pair of Kiwi Motorsport teammates, as Jett Bowling (No. 22 Bullhorn / Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3) qualified second with a 1:22.410 lap, and Nicolas Ambiado (No. 55 Velox USA / Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3) followed in third.

Coming off a weekend sweep at Road America, Titus Sherlock (No. 31 Rayne Nutrition / Ronald McDonald House Charities / Crosslink Motorsports Ligier JS F3) qualified fourth for his Crosslink Motorsports team. Kiwi Motorsport driver Bruno Ribeiro (No. 01 Alfa Cem / Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3) rounded out the top five. 

     SEE MORE:  Official Grid

The lights go out for FR Americas Race 1 at the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway tomorrow at 1:10 p.m. ET. Just before the race, fans are invited to join the stars of FR Americas on pit lane for an exclusive Fan Walk, giving them an opportunity to meet the drivers, collect autographs, see the cars and even walk across the Yard of Bricks. Fans can enter pit lane near the Pagoda or at Gasoline Alley beginning at 12:30 p.m. ET. 

Race 1 from the Indy SpeedTour will stream on SpeedTour.TV, and be broadcast live on SPEED SPORT 1. Live timing and scoring is available on Race Monitor, and additional news and updates from the weekend will be posted on the series’ Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. 

 

 

Event Schedule

A full run-down of when all of the weekend’s events are taking place, including: practice / qualifying / race session times, car show times and much more!
Event Schedule
 

Entries: Groups 1, 3, 4, 5b

Group 1 – Recognized small displacement production sports cars, sedans
Group 3 - Series-produced sports cars and sedans in production pre-1972
Group 4 - Limited produced sports cars, racing "specials" and GT cars built or in production prior to 1960
Group 5b - Lotus 23 and early sports racers 
Other cars may be accepted by invitation.
See the Entries
 

Entries: Group 2

Group 2 - Formula Ford (FF), Formula Junior (FJR), Club Ford, (CF) and Post Club Ford (PCF) as specified by the SVRA Formula Ford rule book
Other cars may be accepted by invitation.
See the Entries
 

Entries: Groups 5a, 7, 9, 11

Group 5a - Sports 2000
Group 7 - World Championship of Makes, on slicks; Under 2L sports cars as raced after 1972; Can-Am as raced after 1967; center-seat Can Am, SCCA ASR and BSR
Group 9 - All open wheel cars on slicks from 1970 to 2014 from the early F-2 cars to modern F-1 cars and everything in between
Group 11 - GTP/Group C, ALMS, PSCR, WSC, Grand Am, Prototypes, SCCA P1 and P2 as raced from 1981
Other cars may be accepted by invitation.
See the Entries
 
 

Entries: Groups 6, 8, 12

Group 6 - Select big bore production sports cars and sedans through 1972
Group 8 - Recognized series-produced sports cars and sedans in production prior to 1979, and later cars by invitation
Group 12 - Early and late model Stock Cars, mostly 3.0L
Other cars may be accepted by invitation.
See the Entries
 

Entries: Group 10 Stock Car

Stock Cars - NASCAR Cup and Busch Series Stock Cars.
Group 10 - Select GT sports cars, Trans-Am; select cars raced between 1973 and 1999, Trans Am and production based contemporary cars as raced from 1999 to 5 years from today’s date or other cars as assigned
Other cars may be accepted by invitation.
See the Entries
 

Entries: Group 10 GT, Ginetta

Group 10 GT - Select GT sports cars, Trans-Am,; select cars raced between 1973 and 1999, Trans Am and production based contemporary cars as raced from 1999 to 5 years from today’s date or other cars as assigned
Ginetta Challenge - A Ginetta dedicated racing series that features the Ginetta G56 GTA 
Other cars may be accepted by invitation.
See the Entries
 

Entries: FR America

FR Americas - Formula Regional Americas Championship
Other cars may be accepted by invitation.
See the Entries
 

Entries: Formula Vee Challenge Cup Series

FV - Small displacement Formula Cars based on the 1963 Volkswagen Beetle. This class enhances competition by controlling costs and emphasizing driver ability.
Other cars may be accepted by invitation.
See the Entries
 

Entries: BMW Car Club of America

BMW CCA – The largest single-marque car group in the US.  
See the Entries
 

Entries: Ragtime Racers

Ragtime Racers - For 1920 and earlier race cars to provide a traveling show at various events across the U.S. showcasing these amazing machines in a historical setting.
Other cars may be accepted by invitation.
See the Entries
 

Article: FR Americas Weekend Preview

Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas) returns to the legendary Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS) for Round 3 of its 2025 season. The backdrop for so many iconic races, the Brickyard reigns supreme on many racers’ bucket lists. For the up-and-coming drivers in FR Americas, it’s more than just an event—it’s another step closer to living their dream of one day crossing the famed Yard of Bricks in the Indianapolis 500.
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Article: First Race at Indy

The Greatest Spectacle in Racing had been held on Memorial Day Weekend ever since 1911 except for 2020 and the war years when it was cancelled. What even most die-hard Indy fans don’t know is that the first car race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway was actually held in mid-August, 1909.
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Article: The Founders: Indianapolis Motor Speedway

The rise of the automobile around 1900 was foreshadowed by the worldwide “bicycle boom” of the Gay Nineties. Many of the men who created the automobile industry made their fortunes building bikes. Once bicycle entrepreneurs switched to building cars, they needed a place to test and race them, too. Indeed, Indianapolis Motor Speedway—still the most important automobile race track in North America—was a collaboration between four members of the Zig-Zag Bicycling Club of Indianapolis.
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Group: 2

Num. / ColorCarDriverGroup
0K Blue/Black1969 Winkelmann WFD1Donald OKeefe Jr2
3 Black/Red1979 Lola T540John Reisert2
5 Red/White/Black1978 Crossle 32FGavin Clark2
5A Red1981 Tiga FFA81Charles Smith2
7 Black1976 Crossle 32FSherman Johnston2
7A Blue2002 VanDiemen RF02Timothy Steele2
8 Green1989 Swift DB-3Bob Hatle2
8A Black1978 Eagle DGFWes Allen2
10 Blue1973 Crossle 25FBenjamin Ficht2
16 Blue1971 Titan Mk6Todd Strong2
28 Blue1976 Lola T342Bruce Domeck2
29 Blue/Gray/Orange1984 Swift DB1Randy Domeck2
32 Blue1971 Brabham BT35-32Ron Hornig2
33 White/Red/Black1991 Swift DB6John Marek2
35 Yellow1996 Vector NGO1-FFWally Butler2
38 White1980 Crossle 40FRick Andrisek2
54 Yellow/Black1981 Van Diemen VD81Ray Stubber2
63 Orange1978 Crossle FFDavid Ballantine2
68 Maroon1971 Lotus 69bPearce Raeder2
73 White/Blue1972 Crossle 20FMichael Spence2
74 Blue1982 Crossle 50FAlfredo Parra2
76 Orange1970 Brabham BT 36Bruce Hamilton2
78 Blue1978 FF TigaClay Hargitt2
83 Green/Gold1971 Brabham BT35-31Geoff Brabham2
291 Pink/Blue1978 Crossle Formula FordKim Madrid2
 

Groups: 5a, 7, 9, 11

Num. / ColorCarDriverGroup
2 Yellow/White/Black2005 Dallara InfinityScott Dick9
3 White2018 Radical SR8Garry Gray11
3A Blue2008 VanDieman F2000Anthony DiCesaro9
5 Black2019 Cadillac DPi DallaraJacek Mucha11
5A White2024 RUSH SREthan Hardesty11
06 Red2001 Swift 014 (MZR)Bruce Hamilton9
8 White2008 Oreca 03James Hagan11
9 Blue/Orange2022 Sebeco NPOZ-EvoDavid Keller11
14 White/Orange2009 Radical SR3Philip Lewis11
15 Red/White1990 Swift DB5Mark Clark5a
17 White/Orange2024 rush srKevin Kirkwood11
22 Black/Blue2022 Rush AutoworksVictor Floener11
25 White/Blue2024 Rush SRTom Byrns11
25A Black2024 Radical SR10Dale Dillon11
26 Black/Red2012 Elan DPO8Pierce Krone9
28 White/Blue2024 Rush Auto Works SRJeff Hardesty11
28A Black2020 Adess LMP3 EVO-003Will Edwards11
30 Red/Yellow1990 Swift DB-4Jim Wright9
35 Red/White/Black2023 Rush SRJD Krull11
37A Black/Yellow2006 Elan DP02Wes Allen11
51 White2024 rush srJeff Hughes11
57 Black/Green/Blue2016 Radical SR3Sean Monett11
58 White/Red/Blue2023 Rush SRLarry Brady11
58A White/Black/Red2022 RUSH SRBill Wright11
72 Green2021 Dallara EXPNicholas d'Orlando11
86 Orange/Green2023 RAW Rush SRMatt Evans11
88 White/Gold2024 Rush SRGage Hughes11
91 White/Red2024 Radical SR3-1340Kenny Naill11
91A Blue2006 Van Diem FE2Tim Rose9
96 Black/Orange2012 Elan/Van Diemen Mazda MZR 2.0Byron Payne9
99 Red/White/Black2015 JDR F1000Amandeep Pothani9
266 Blue/White2014 Van Diemen ElanDane McMahon9
300 White/Blue2025 RUSH SRGRANT ELLIS11
444 White2023 Rush SRFred Thomas11
456 Black/Red2023 Sebeco NP01Harry Colson11

Groups: 6, 8, 12

Num. / ColorCarDriverGroup
00 Blue1971 Porsche RSR-IROCAlex MacAllister12a
2 Blue/White1974 Porsche RSR IROCDavid Roberts6
3 Orange1973 Porsche 911Bill Skillman8
8 White2024 Ginetta G56 GTARob Bellevue12a
14A Black1992 Corvette CoupeSteve Smith12a
19 Yellow1969 Chevrolet CAMAROPaul Stubber6
21 White2000 BMW XRon Pawley12b
26 Red1988 Chevrolet CorvetteRick Ortman12a
27 Blue/Red/White1972 Datsun 240 ZTyler Brooks8
27A Yellow/White1971 Datsun 510Robert Brooks8
30 Blue1971 Porsche 911Jack Switzer12a
31 Black/White2002 Dodge Neon ACRStephen Hyatt12b
34 White/Yellow/Purple2008 Ford Mustang FR500SClay Hargitt12a
36 Blue1969 Chevrolet CamaroScott Shadel6
46 Blue2020 BMW M2CSRSteve Liadis12a
59 White2002 Dodge Neon ACRChristopher Shoemaker12b
59A White/Blue/Red2019 BMW F82 GT4Stanton Barrett12a
61 White/Red2005 BMW 330ciSimon Foweather12a
71 White/Red/Blue1971 Chevrolet CorvetteSteve Leidholdt6
77 Black2008 Chevrolet CorvetteJeff Lyman12a
85 Yellow/Black1970 Chevrolet Camaro Z28Mark Hannifin6
85A Black2001 BMW M3Sean Dwyer12b
89 Blue1981 Mazda RX7John Putnam II8
95 Blue/White1966 Ford MustangRobert Damler6
116 Silver2002 BMW 320iDaniel March12b
627 Yellow1962 Lotus Super SevenTracy Shepard8
672 White2005 BMW M3Brandt Stover12b
914 White1971 Porsche 914 -6Douglas Switzer12a
 

Group 10 Stock Car

Num. / ColorCarDriverGroup
2 Blue2004 Penske NASCAR DodgeScott Holley10
3 Red2006 Chevy Cup carTerry Mathis10
6 Red/White/Blue1995 Ford ThunderbirdSteve Beck10
07 Black2006 Chevrolet Monte CarloDonnie Eatherly10
9 1988 Ford ThunderbirdCarlus Gann10
9A 1995 Pontiac Grand PrixGlenn Andrew10
14 Orange/Black2006 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SSRicky Knuckles10
17A Red/White2006 Ferrari 430 ChallengeHenri Najem10
20 Orange/White2006 Chevrolet Monte CarloClair Schwendeman10
26 Black2019 Lamborgina ST EVO 2Garrett Adams10
31 Gray/Red2014 Chevrolet CamaroRick Wolsifer10
42 Black/Orange/White2007 Dodge ChargerGreg Sarff10
43 Blue2006 Dodge ChargerStephen Keneally10
54 Blue/White2021 Ford MustangBruce Raymond10
59 Blue/Yellow/Orange2019 Ford MustangKevin O'Connell10
62 Black/Gold2014 Chevrolet CamaroGreg Richardson10
90 Red1990 Chevrolet GT1 CorvetteJeffrey Bernatovich10
91 Black2018 Porsche CaymanJason Golan10
99A Orange1999 Python xxGeorge Vidovic10
 

FR Americas Entries

Car #GroupDriverSponsors
01FRRyan ShehanKiwi Motorsport
02FRJett Bowling 
6FRNicole Havrda 
11FRPatrick Woods-Toth 
14FRLandan Matriano LimCrosslink Kiwi Motorsport
17FRJustin GaratSpeed Factory
22FRHayden BowlsbeySave22
24FRKevin JanzenUS Power Group/Data Center Solutions
25FRRicco ShlaimounCrosslink Kiwi Motorsport
31FRTitus SherlockCrosslink Kiwi Motorsport
31FRDemitri NolanCrosslink Motorsport
42FRJames Lawley 
46FRJames LawleyApexspeed.com/Entropy Cellars
55FRNicolas Ambiado 
 

Formula Vee Entries

Num. / ColorCarDriverGroup
10 Red1969 Autodynamics Mk4 formula veeAmelia Phillips1b
14 Black1971 Wineowedge FVElliott J. Barron1b
17 Silver/Black1963 Formcar FVEdward Jones1b
18 Tan/Maroon/Black1967 Zink C4Madeleine Phillips1b
54 Red/Gray1964 Bobsy VanguardSteven Murphy1b
55 Blue/Yellow1968 Zink C4Joanna Nash1b
57 Red/White1969 Lynx BJohn Todd1b
58 Purple1969 Lynx FVPierce Krone1b
63 Red/White1969 Lynx B FvDoug Obermeyer1b
70 Yellow/White1969 Kellison Formula VeeJerry Buysse1b
71 Blue1971 Lynx BMichael Leto1b
72 Green/Yellow1972 Caldwell D13Jason Puerner1b
84 Pink/Black1968 Autodynamics Mach 5Laura Romney1b
92 White1969 Lynx BEric Coppock1b
110 Black/Blue2000 Womer EV-3Simon Hughes1b
111 Blue/Yellow1994 Mysterian M2Berck Nash1b
113 Black1996 Mysterian M2Hunter Barron1b
114 Red1969 Lynx BElliott O. Barron1b
141 White/Red1969 VW Lynx Formula VeeDonal Rajasingam1b
459 Gray/Blue/Red1965 Zinc Formula VeeMark Lobell1b
659 Orange/Blue1969 Lynx Lynx BRobert Phillips1b
 

BMW America Entries

 

Ragtime Racers

Num. / ColorCarDriverGroup
1912 Packard 30Charles Testpw
@6 White1911 Kline XSam Mannpw
2 Blue1920 miller durant specialBrent Castlepw
7 Yellow1920 Lexington XSandy Blainpw
9 Silver1909 Locomobile Model I RoadsterTom Malloypw
12 Gray1911 Bergdoll XBrian Blainpw
15 Orange1915 National xChip Wrightpw
19 Red1919 Buick XRichard Papypw
20 1911 National Indy RacerFrank Zucchipw
21 Blue1916 Hudson .Chris Hellingpw
33 Blue1911 EMF .Dale Critz Jrpw
33 Gray1911 Hudson XKeith Majkapw
33 Gray1911 Hudson XJoe Wortley

 

 

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