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By Mercedes Lilienthal

An Audacious Alfa

This audacious Alfa won the Lewis and Clark Rally, a premier, vintage time-speed-distance (TSD) competition numerous times. It’s also topped the podium for the NW Classic and several other classic car rallies. However, this Rosso Red Alfa didn’t initially start life the rally way.

By Cody Carlson

Jacky Ickx Mastered Racing Where Certainty Did Not Exist

Jacky Ickx didn't wait for certainty. He corrected grip mid-corner at Le Mans, navigated miles of blind Nürburgring crests, and steered through open desert with his teammate, using only a roadbook, a compass, and an odometer as references. His motorcycle trials training ultimately built invaluable confidence in the pattern of commit, lose grip, recover, and flow.

By Gabe Marken

The Four-Cylinder in the Room: How the Porsche 912 Is Closing the Gap

There is a car sitting in the middle of the classic Porsche market that nobody can agree on. It wears the same body as the most desirable early 911. It shares the same short wheelbase (SWB), the same rear-engine layout, and the same lightweight simplicity that defines the SWB era. It was built in the same factory, in the same years, for many of the same customers. The only thing it does not have is the flat-six.

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