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The Maranello Time Machine

Oct 8, 2024 | thespeedjournal.com | Kevin Ehrlich

Much has changed in the Italian village of Maranello since Enzo Ferrari relocated from his hometown of Modena in 1943. Wartime Italian laws required factories to be moved outside of built-up areas which forced his move to the countryside. When the war ended, Enzo established his new company, Ferrari S.p.A. in 1947. Maranello has been Ferrari’s home since the company’s birth. Ferrari is the business of Maranello. The town existed before Ferrari but the town is known for Ferrari.
Where Raging Bulls Come to Life: A Visit to the Lamborghini Factory

May 14, 2024 | thespeedjournal.com | Kevin Ehrlich

Modern day supercars arguably owe a debt to Lamborghini for automotive audacity. A disgruntled Ferrucio Lamborghini found no satisfaction from Enzo Ferrari over problem clutches. Lamborghini knew tractors and set about making cars of his own in 1963, setting the stage for a rivalry that continues today. For automotive enthusiast, a pilgrimage to Lamborghini can turn a poster on the wall into something much more tangible.
Dodd-Frank and Expanded SEC Authority over Investment Advisers: A Step Back

May 7, 2024 | sifma.org | Kevin Carroll |Kevin Ehrlich |Ray Mosca

In this post, we discuss why the SEC’s 2023 custody proposal has significant potential impacts on clients, advisers, and other market participants and why the historical record of legislative history and SEC precedent must be taken into account while the SEC continues to examine their approach to this proposal. Last year, the SEC proposed an overhaul of custody requirement for registered investment advisers. The proposal relies heavily on Dodd-Frank granting new authority to take action.
I.C.E. in St. Moritz: The Coolest (and Coldest) Concours in the World

Mar 12, 2024 | thespeedjournal.com | Kevin Ehrlich

It is hard to imagine a better backdrop for a winter event than the Swiss alps. The resort town of St. Moritz looks out over a valley and lake of the same name. The town earned its winter playground credentials by hosting the Winter Olympics in 1928 and 1948. St. Moritz lake accumulates a thick layer of ice each winter. While many head for the ski runs in the surrounding mountains, fun-seekers have recently opted to head for the frozen lake for winter fun.
2024 Rolex 24 at Daytona: Car-by-Car Recap

Feb 26, 2024 | stuttcars.com | Kevin Ehrlich

Words and Images by Kevin Erhlich and Martin RaffaufAn endurance race around the clock can pivot on the events of seconds. The margin at the finish of the 2024 Rolex 24 was only two seconds. Porsche’s Filipe Nasr outlasted Tom Blomquist to claim Porsche’s 19th overall win as a constructor at Daytona. The win was also Penske’s first overall win at Daytona since 1969.
Porsche Anchors Century of Le Mans Exhibit at New Germany’s Newest Automuseum

Jan 18, 2024 | stuttcars.com | Kevin Ehrlich

Many marques have sought glory at Le Mans but none have stood atop the podium as often as Porsche. Porsche has claimed 19 overall victories and 110 class wins over a century of racing around the clock in France. Success at Le Mans made Porsche a powerhouse and Porsche made Le Mans a legendary event.
Porsche’s Rennsport Reunion Blends Past, Present and Future - Part 1

Oct 7, 2023 | thespeedjournal.com | Kevin Ehrlich |Mary Fischer

Many have suggested that event like Rennsport Reunion is only possible with Porsche. The Rennsport Reunion formula combines decades of motorsport history in the form of notable cars from personal and factory collections, people that drove and worked on the cars in period, a broad and varied owner base, and an inextricable connection between road and race cars. Nobody else has the rich history, multiple generation of fans, and a company willing to celebrate it with a four-day open-house.
Bristol Brings the Noise - Short Track Racing in Thunder Valley

Sep 24, 2023 | thespeedjournal.com | Kevin Ehrlich |Mary Fischer

Bristol straddles the border of Tennessee and Virgina. State street runs through the center of town as the dividing line. Country music fans know Bristol for its outsized role in the origins of country music. Recording sessions in 1927 introduced Appalachian music through musicians like the Carter family and Jimmie Rodgers. These days, Bristol remembers its roots, but the soundtrack comes from a half-mile bullring several miles south of town.