Trans Am Flashback to 1969 Donnybrook
Trans Am returns to Brainerd International Raceway July 16-18. Originally known as the Donnybrook Road Course, the very wide 10-turn, 3.1-mile circuit first hosted Trans Am at the height of its “golden years.” Parnelli Jones won the opener in 1969 in Bud Moore’s Mustang. Privateer Milt Minter scored a major upset in 1970, winning in a Camaro, while Roger Penske Javelins won in 1971 (Mark Donohue) and 1972 (George Follmer). After a two-year break, Trans Am returned to the rechristened Brainerd International Raceway in 1975, with Peter Gregg, Bob Tullius and Jerry Hansen among the winners over the next four years.

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When Car Racing Was Cool 1970 Trans Am at Watkins Glen

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1967 Trans-Am "Cougar Caper" part 1

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The WILD Antics of Penske's Trans-Am Race Team!

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Pontiac In The Trans-Am - Part 1

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Mark Donohue Porsche 917/10K 1972 SCCA Can Am Racing Mosport

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A Look at Trans Am in 1970 at Laguna Seca

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The Pontiac Firebird Trans Am: The American Sports Car GM Killed for Selling Too Well

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3 x 1970 Bud Moore Boss 302 Trans Am Mustangs Parnelli Jones George Follmer 2018 Monterey Reunion

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Brainerd International Raceway Documentary

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Trans Am Datsun Footage from Watkins Glen in 1971 (Vintage TA Racing)

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1970 Trans Am Race at Watkins Glen International

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Penske Racing 1969 Camaro Trans-Am Trickery

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1969 Pontiac Trans-Am Ram Air IV 4-Speed Muscle Car Of The Week Video Episode #106

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1969, MONTEREY CA, LAGUNA SECA, TRANS-AM, practice

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Trans Am Racing 1967

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1970 Can-Am series at Road Atlanta

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1970 SCCA Watkins Glen Trans Am; Parnelli Jones Bud Moore Boss 302 Mustang; Mark Donohue Javelin

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What Exactly is a TransAm Race Car? Inside Pancho Weaver's Basement Shop - Where Innovation is King

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1986 Riverside SCCA Trans Am 05-18-1986

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