Winning races was lovely. That’s a quote from my dad, reflecting on his time spent in Formula One during the 1970’s. Before he passed away in October of 2011, he and I are started a project together. I had already written a fair amount about him and motorsports, so I asked him if I could...Read More

Hope you like the spot we picked out. We all love Crown Hill Cemetery. And we’ll visit often.  Read More

And there I suddenly heard, and even saw on paper – the complete construction of the Rhapsody, from beginning to end. George Gershwin in reference to Rhapsody in Blue. For Oliver’s 2nd birthday, my Father sent him a copy of Fantasia 2000. This was just a few weeks before he died. My Dad loved classical...Read More

Early last December I decided to write about my father and post it online. I wanted to do something unexpected for him and something very public. I wanted everyone to know that I loved him, admired him as a man, thought the world of his career, and that I still looked up to him. I...Read More

My father, Sal Incandela passed away on October 3. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Donald Davidson kindly wrote this piece on him. So did others, including Racer, SPEEDTV, AutoWeek, blogs and many more. It has meant the world to me and my family. The emails, texts, phone calls and every thought and prayer have been...Read More

I’m taking a break. In the meantime, you should get to know my dad, Sal Incandela. He was a good guy and I looked up to him.  Read More

I became a father 14 months ago at the ripe age of 36 11/12. It’s a feeling and role I’m still getting used to. It’s made me think a lot about being a man, what it means to be a provider and protector and what I want to teach my son Oliver. I’ve also found...Read More