Steel City Supercars

10/30/2025

We are racing at one of the nicest tracks in North America this weekend, Pittsburgh International Race Complex, aka Pitt Race (formerly BeaverRun) in Wampum PA. Lucky Dog Racing League is hosting the final race at this amazing venue that has been sold and closing (rumor has it a data center is being built). This greatly impacts the local community, track employees, local supporting businesses and racers in the East and Northeast. We are trying to support these folks by getting this petition signed, they are only 1,500 more signatures required. Please help this cause!!. https://www.savepittrace.org/

10/26/2025

Earlier this month, it was announced that Pittsburgh International Race Complex has been sold and will no longer operate as a motorsports facility. The PVGP

10/02/2025

07/15/2025

07/15/2025

The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix is not just the largest vintage car event in the United States — it’s also the only vintage street race event in the country. And, on top of the racing being done by amateur racers at the event, it holds a massive car show fit with vehicles ranging from old Bentleys and Rolls-Royces to modern-day Lamborghinis.

The Grand Prix has events from July 11 to July 20. Here's what to know about the one-of-a-kind show: https://www.post-gazette.com/sports/2025/07/10/pittsburgh-vintage-grand-prix-autism-car-show-racing-schenley-park/stories/202507090055

06/22/2025

09/08/2024

06/21/2024

The Pittsburgh Vintage Grand Prix IS BACK!
Experience the heart-pounding thunder of the PVGP Historics at Pittsburgh International Race Complex. If you are looking for speed, muscle, and thunder, this is the place to be.
The Historic Race Weekend provides plenty of excitement for the entire family. Visit the cars and drivers in the expansive paddock and watch the races from several vantage points. If you need more information, follow the link below!!
https://ow.ly/nVkx50S0Ceb

03/27/2024

Coming from one of the most stubborn men he’d ever encountered, Lauda knew that this GTO was as good an apology as he was ever going to get.