After Janet Guthrie had qualified for the Indy 500- In company with the first lady to ever qualify at Indianapolis -gentlemen, start your engines.
Tom Hulman |
Cornering is like bringing a woman to a climax. Both you and the car must work together. You start to enter the area of excitement at the corner, you set up a pace which is right for the car and after you've told it it is coming along with you, you guide it along at a rhythm which has by now become natural. Only after you've cleared the corner you can both take pleasure in knowing it's gone well.
Jackie Stewart (1972) |
I don't imagine these guys now have any problem finding girls; but I think they train more than we did. We used to use girls to train with. Now they use ropes and chinning. We trained with women.
Tim Flock (1974) |
I want to be the fastest woman in the world ... in a manner of speaking.
Shirley MuMowney (1975) |
I'd rather have an accident than fall in love - that's how much I love motor racing.
Leila Lombardi (1975) |
If a man can f**k and drive race cars, man ... I mean, what else-is there?
Billy Scott (1974) |
I've never seen driving as a sexual thing - I just could never consider it in that light. I think women are interested in the drivers because of the dangers, but some of us are as dull as Old Nick.
Jackie Stewart (1968) |
On being asked if female drivers were as strong as their male counterparts - You drive the car, you don't carry it.
Janet Guthrie |
On winning the Indy 500- It sure didn't make me the million dollars people said it would, but it sure made my ex-wife happy.
Bobby Unser |
There are only two things no man will admit he can't do well: drive a car and make love.
Stirling Moss |
