Reviving vintage, the Race of Gentlemen's sandy tracks

The video explores the history and revival of the Oilers car club, now known as The Race of Gentlemen. Founded by World War II veterans, the club originally raced modified Model T Fords in the Mojave Desert. Mel Stoltz and Bobby Green revived the club, creating a vintage car race that feels like a time travel event. The race emphasizes American-made cars from the early 20th century, celebrating their durability and uniqueness. Beyond racing, the event fosters camaraderie and connects generations through a shared love of classic cars.

What was the original purpose of the Oilers car club formed in 1947?

• To modify and race cars in the Mojave Desert

• To organize car shows in Los Angeles

• To create a car manufacturing company

• To sell vintage car parts

Who were the key figures in reviving the Oilers club as The Race of Gentlemen?

• Mel Stoltz and Bobby Green

• John Doe and Jane Smith

• Sam Brown and Alex White

• Tom Johnson and Jerry Lee

What is a unique aspect of The Race of Gentlemen that sets it apart from other races?

• It is held on a mountain track

• It features only electric cars

• It recreates a historical time period

• It is a night-time race

What is emphasized about American cars in the context of The Race of Gentlemen?

• They are the lightest in weight

• They are the most expensive

• They are made to last a long time

• They are known for their speed

How does The Race of Gentlemen contribute to the community?

• By fostering a sense of camaraderie and tradition

• By promoting modern car technology

• By offering driving lessons

• By organizing charity events