The Corkscrew: perhaps the most famous turn in all of racing. For years, I’ve been attending races at the famed Laguna Seca circuit, and I’ve hiked the track’s perimeter more times than I can count. I’ve hunted for photographer’s nooks and crannies, having been met with both resounding success and utter failure. Time and time again, though, I return to the hill and settle in: it just can’t be beat. It’s a photographer’s dream: cars and dynamics change wildly over the course of just a few hundred feet of track. Elevation plummets, speed rises and falls, and tires are pushed to their limits, all with seemingly endless angles for a keen eye and a sharp lens. Today, I dove into the 2019 Historics folder and picked some favorites. Enjoy the aesthetics of Laguna Seca’s famed Corkscrew.

Italian Made – The Heritage of Tarox Brakes
When it comes to automobiles, there’s something particular about the Italians and the way they do things. Compared to the rest of the world, somehow, the