1925, IMCA, Delorimier Park, Montreal

 From the August 22 and 24, 1925 Montreal Gazette.

 

1918 IMCA

 Clipping for an upcoming race from the June 22, 1918 Calgary Herald.

AAA vs. IMCA

 From the September 18, 1920 Vancouver Daily World.

Montreal, 1918, IMCA

 From the July 12 and 15, 1918 Montreal Star.

results, IMCA, Calgary, 1934

 Coverage from the July 19, 1934 Calgary Albertan.

1934 IMCA, Calgary

 The Calgary Albertan's coverage from the July 17 and 18, 1934 issues.

Sig Haugdahl

 At Calgary in 1922. Ad and clippings from the July 6 and 7, 1922 Calgary Morning Albertan.

1924 Saskatoon

 Ad for the IMCA race at Saskatoon. From the July 25, 1924 Saskatoon Daily Star.

ad for the 1924 IMCA race at Regina

 From the July 28, 1924 Regina Leader-Post.

Emory Collins

 An article from the March 28, 1971 Sioux City Journal on the great Emory Collins.

Emory Collins

 An article from the March 28, 1971 Sioux City Journal on the great Emory Collins.

1918 IMCA racing at Regina

 Noted a line my grandfather wrote to my grandmother in early August, 1918, about seeing the auto races in Regina. Figures I'd remember that over all the other things he had to say.

results, 1951 IMCA at Edmonton

From the August 7, 1951 Edmonton Journal.

some more info leading up to the 1951 IMCA race at Edmonton

Another ad and the entries from the August 4, 1951 Edmonton Journal.

Edmonton, IMCA, 1951

Ad and promo material from the August 2, 1951 Edmonton Journal.

1924 races at Lewiston, ID

Tracking races that the IMCA were part of in 1924. From Spokane to Ritzville to Lewiston to Billings. Here's some Lewiston info.

IMCA, Calgary, 1950

Some results that include Calgary's own George LeMay. George is also in the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame.

"the Ted Williams of auto racing", Emory Collins

Some 1950 Calgary Herald clippings on the IMCA race in Calgary. It was Emory Collins' last year racing.

a 1930 IMCA race from Winnipeg

Some new race results from the IMCA. It comes in these days in dribs and drabs but it still is coming in.

A new track, the 3/4 mile Polo Park, I'd not heard of. I will have to chase down the Winnipeg Free Press from that era next trip to the microfilm morgue.

1950 IMCA, Saskatoon

Big car racing back in Saskatoon. They came through during the late teens and early twenties as part of the annual exhibition. This seems to have been a stand alone show.