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John Button dies at age 70
By Allen Berg | | News
The racing community has been mourning the loss of John Button earlier this week. John Button, Jenson Button’s father, was 70 years old. He was widely known to have been very involved with supporting his son’s racing pursuits, from racing go-karts all the way up to Formula One. He will be missed. You can read…
Read More ABRS Grad Gustavo Menezes Stepping Into Formula 3
By Allen Berg | | News
We are very proud to see Allen Berg Racing Schools graduate, Gustavo Menezes, moving up the racing ladder! Good luck, Gustavo! Here is the official press release: Prepared by: ProMedia Motorsports PR MENEZES STEPS UP TO FIA FORMULA 3 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2014 California rising star reuniting with Van Amersfoort Racing SANTA MONICA, CALIF. (January…
Read More Michael Schumacher Still Fighting After Ski Accident
By Allen Berg | | News
As many have already heard, seven-time Formula One World Champion Michael Schumacher was recently injured in a skiing accident on the 29th of December 2013. While skiing on the Dent de Burgin in the French Alps with his son, Michael fell and hit his head on a rock, sustaining serious head injuries through despite his…
Read More Ayrton Senna’s Last Win
By Allen Berg | | Expert Advice
Ayrton Senna’s Last Win – By Gerald Donaldson ADELAIDE, Australia (07 November 1993) The racing in the last Grand Prix of the season was not particularly memorable yet the top two finishers, the men who dominated the sport for a decade, made Formula 1 history. Their deeply felt sense of occasion also moved them to…
Read More New Locations in 2014
By Allen Berg | | News
We are pleased to announce that we will be operating our programs in new locations in 2014: Anaheim, Pomona, Orange County and Phoenix AZ. This is in addition to the tracks where we currently operate: Auto Club Speedway and Willow Springs Raceway. Stay tuned for more announcements of new locations in your area soon!
Read More Niki Lauda’s Courageous Comeback
By Allen Berg | | Expert Advice
Nicholas Andreas Lauda, six weeks after he was given the last rites of the Catholic church, appeared at the Autodromo di Monza, near Milan, not to spectate but to race his Ferrari in the 1976 Italian Grand Prix. His arrival was greeted at first with amazement, then with misgivings. On the one hand this heroic…
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