#OrangeBowlSportsCarRaces

The Orange Bowl Sports Car Races were SCCA regional events held in the Miami area during the 1950s as part of the broader festivities surrounding the Orange Bowl celebrations. Staged on temporary circuits—often laid out on airfield or park-road courses—they attracted a competitive mix of Florida privateers, visiting Southern drivers and a variety of European and American sports-racers. Known for their lively atmosphere and strong local engagement, the Orange Bowl races formed an important early chapter in South Florida’s motorsport culture, complementing the region’s growing prominence through venues like Sebring and the emerging racing scene around Miami.

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