#BeverlySportsCarRaces

The Beverly National Sports Car Races were held in Massachusetts during the 1950s on a temporary road circuit laid out near the Beverly Airport. Sanctioned by the SCCA, the races became a highlight of the New England calendar, bringing national-level sports car competition to the region. The flat and fast course attracted both local privateers and well-known drivers, along with European marques such as Ferrari, Porsche, and Jaguar. The event reflected the spread of American sports car racing to the Northeast during the postwar boom.

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