The Museum of American Speed (museumofamericanspeed.org) today announced the launch of its new Digital Photo Archive, an online gallery that gives enthusiasts, historians, researchers and collectors access to more than 15,000 historic motorsports photographs.
Spanning nearly a century of competition, the archive features images from NASCAR, IndyCar, ARCA, Pikes Peak, Formula 1, vintage sprint cars, midgets and displays preserved within the Museum of American Speed’s collection.
Visitors can explore works by renowned photographers, including John Mahoney, the museum’s own Jason Lubken, Earl Garretson, along with never-before-seen images from the Leroy Byers collection.
More than a collection of photographs, the American Speed Archive is an ever-growing historical resource created to preserve and share racing’s rich visual heritage. Visitors can discover iconic drivers such as Al and Bobby Unser, Mario Andretti, Jan Opperman and many more.
Explore the collection today at www.americanspeedarchives.org.
About the Museum of American Speed
The Museum of American Speed is a nonprofit attraction in Lincoln, Nebraska. Founded in 1992 by the “Speedy” Bill and Joyce Smith family, the museum presents a continuous chronology of automotive racing engine and speed equipment development while preserving, interpreting and displaying items significant to racing and automotive history.