2025 Inductee, L
John Luck will be inducted into the Colorado Motorsports Hall of Fame with the class of 2025 in recognition of his thirty-year career in oval track racing on both dirt and pavement tracks, earning three Rookie of the Year awards and three track championships in...
2022 Inductee, L
Mike Lippincott’s involvement with Colorado racing began as a fan, progressed to competitive driving, transitioned to track photographer, and concluded as a track manager. He began racing at age 15 on several regional drag strips, then moved to oval tracks, where he...
2021 Inductee, L
Mike Leary grew with racing in his blood, as his dad was the owner of a racing team that competed on a small Illinois track. After moving to Colorado, Mike was a spectator at Englewood Speedway until he got behind the wheel of a Sportsman car in 1979. He competed at...
2017 Inductee, L
In addition to a 52 years of continuous competition as a driver in the Colorado Auto Racing Club, Bob Land’s racing career has consisted of fielding cars for other competitors, serving multiple years as club president and member of the CARC board of directors, and...
2012 Inductee, L
Robert Buddy Lazier was born on October 31, 1967 in Vail. He is the son of Bob Lazier, two-time Indianapolis 500 starter and 2005 Colorado Motorsports Hall of Fame inductee. As a youngster, Buddy was a national-level ski racer from 1972-1987 in slalom and downhill...
2012 Inductee, L
Jimmy LaManna, Sr. was born in Denver in 1932. He attended Cathedral High School. His love affair with racing began at 45th and Pecos in North Denver. There, he lived around the corner from Ralph Icovetta. Ralph had a roadsters race shop there, and Jimmy stated...
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