On the eve of what would have been the 80th running of the Turkey Night Grand Prix, author and historian Harold Osmer released a wonderful tribute to this very special American motorsports event.
The annual event held on Thanksgiving night starting in 1934 has been running each year since 1955. USAC cancelled the event in September of 2020 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Be sure to check out the wonderful 10-minute video from Harold… after you have had your fill of turkey, of course.
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