KEEPING THE SPIRIT ALIVE SINCE 1999

Red Amick
19/1/1929 - 16/5/1995

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  Joe Caccia 1899 - 1931
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  André Emile Schlumberger 1906 - 1931
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  Briggs Cunningham 1907 - 2003
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  Bob Gerard 1914 - 1990
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  Alfredo Ferrari 1932 - 1956

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  Pete Lovely 1926 - 2011
  

  Pete Lovely started racing in a track roadster in the late 1940s. In 1955 he won the SCCA 1500cc Championship and was offered a drive by Lotus in Europe. He took a class win in the 12 hour race at Rheims with Innes Ireland, before competing in a few Grand Prix with an ex-works Lotus 49B.
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  Bob Said 1932 - 2002
  

  Bob Said started racing in 1952 in the USA but turned his attention to Europe where he raced with Maston Gregory. He raced in the American Grand Prix in 1959 at Sebring, driving Paul Emery's ancient Connaught. He lost everything in 1962 but rebuilt his fortune and took up winter sports, participating in the Winter Olympics in 1968 and 1972 in the bobsleigh event. He then became an Emmy award winning producer. He died of a heart attack while watching the OSCARs on TV.
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  Bruce Kessler 1926
  

  Kessler was an American driver who shared a car in the 1958 Monaco Grand Prix with a certain B.Ecclestone! He went on to be involved in the trawler and television industries, even acting as a TV director for such notable shows as Knight Rider, The A Team and I Dream of Jeannie.
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  Lloyd Ruby 1928 - 2009
  

  Often reffered to as the best driver never to have won the Indy 500, he led the 500 in five occasions. A works driver for Ford in sportscars he had better luck winning the Daytona 24 Hour race twice. He took partin two Grand Prix, once at the Indy 500 when it counted as a round of the World Championship and in the 1961 US Grand Prix.
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  Robert Schroeder 1926 - 2011
  

  Rob Schroeder made one World Championship Grand Prix appearance in the 1962 US Grand Prix before returning to relative obscurity.