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  • Final SCTA meet of the 2019 season by Tim Scott

    Here’s to the Speed Freaks. The challengers, the dreamers, the never-give-up-ers, the pursuers, the dedicated and the entire speed culture family. It is my honor to work to capture moments that will help to tell your stories for future generations. I am humbled by your passion and focus on a dream and honored that you would take a few seconds to give me a momentary glimpse of your world. Final SCTA meet of the 2019 season. El Mirage dry lake bed, Sunday, November 11, 2019. #speedculture #speed #landspeedracing #speedfreaks #SCTA #racing #racingculture #family #friends #ElMirage #california #film #analog #scottphotoco #blackandwhite #timeless www.ScottPhoto.co (not .com) © Scott Photo Co. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED — with SCTA Southern California Timing Association.

  • Porsche 911 Carrera RSR by Dave Rook

    Pictured at the 2018 Luftgekuhlt GB, this stunning Porsche 911 Carrera RSR was the winner of the 1973 Daytona 24 Hour. Photographer: Dave Rook

  • Bugatti EB110 SS

    In May 1993, this Bugatti EB110 SS prototype was used at the Nardo test facility in Italy to record and certify the performance of the Supersport model. This particular model is the car reached over 350 km/h! Courtesy of Girardo & Co www.girardo.com/

  • Mercedes 190e EVO 2 by Tom Wheatley

    When it arrived on the scene at the Geneva Motor Show in 1990, the Mercedes 190e EVO 2 caused considerable upheaval. What was expected to be a respectable, refined sedan car would instead become the basis for a DTM racer, and become a dream car for millions of young motoring enthusiasts. Photographer: Tom Wheatley http://www.tomwheatley.eu/

  • 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO by Dave Adams

    An almost perfect reproduction of Graham Hill’s 1963 Ferrari 250 GTO pictured at the 2016 Goodwood Revival. Photographer: Dave Adams http://ow.ly/1VoS50zNCNM

  • Lancia Beta Montecarlo by Dave Rook

    It’s almost impossible to think of a Lancia race car and not picture the iconic Martini livery. At the 76th Member’s Meeting, held at Goodwood in 2018, this rare Lancia Corse Beta Montecarlo Turbo received plenty of admiration. A nostalgic throwback to the racing world of the 1980s. Photographed by Dave Rook http://ow.ly/yYxS50zFkkm

  • The Porsche 917 by Ilia Shimanovskiy

    The glorious Porsche 917 and some other beauties at the Moscow Raceway in the occasion of the Porsche Festival 2016. Photographer: Ilia Shimanovskiy http://ow.ly/96ii50zqMrO

  • Porsche 917 by Tom Wheatley

    Dreaming a Porsche 917 street legal? Porsche never planned to register the iconic 917 as a road car, but two of them were converted by the respective owners, chassis “917-030” and the “917-021”, both Martini liveried. Photographer: Tom Wheatley Photography

  • 1986 Porsche 930 934.5 by Josh Bryan

    1986 Porsche 930 934.5 Courtesy: Avant-garde Collection Photographer Josh Bryan Photo TheImageEngine.com

  • Lamborghini Countach by Raphaël Belly

    Extreme red. Raphaël Belly Photography

  • E9 BMW CSL by Tim Scott

    *GASP* Color! "The inaugural Sonoma Speed Festival was the first event that I have photographed where I am more drawn to my color images than my black and white. Why? The cars from these eras (50’s to current) tell such a story with their livery and actually serve to tie them in to the era from which they began their stories. Take, for example, this BMW. In black and white it would still look pretty amazing but with color it just screams so much louder in its visual language–just as the designer intended. Am I going to switch to color film full time? Absolutely not, but when I have a chance to photograph the Sonoma Speed Festival again and other cars like this I will definitely be shooting more color! Sonoma Speed Festival, 2019. Sonoma Raceway, California. Pentax 67 and Kodak Ektar 100." Courtesy of ScottPhoto.Co - Photography by Tim Scott

  • Bizzarrini Lightweight by Dave Rook

    The 1965 Bizzarrini Lightweight Competizione Berlinetta. The rare Italian-American hybrid at the GoodWood Revival. Photographer: Dave Rook www.motorsportinpictures.com

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