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Lee Anne Patterson
About the author
Lee Anne Patterson
Lee Anne is one of many women that followed Anita into the garages. Her first job in racing was as the promotions director of Sears Point Raceway, now called Sonoma. She then worked for the legendary driver and car builder Carroll Shelby. She was the series director for Carroll’s Dodge Shelby Pro Series. After helping the new series grow, Lee Anne moved to Indianapolis where she became a co-owner and team manager of an open-wheel race team. The team ran the full IndyCar schedule for many years, including the Indy 500. She now owns a boutique promotions agency working with select clients that have stories to tell.
The wonderful art of
Roger Warrick
Roger Warrick has been a fan of motorsports and art since his dad took him to see his first dirt-track race at the age of 6. His early love of drawing -- especially cars, trucks, and trains -- eventually led him to attend The Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) on an academic scholarship, where he earned a BFA in Illustration in 1989.
Roger has worked as a freelance illustrator for clients such as Procter & Gamble, Macy’s, and General Electric Aircraft. His automotive-themed paintings and cartoons have been commissioned by “Autoweek”, Vintage Indy, Austin Hatcher Foundation, IMS Museum, Toronto Motorsports, the Marshall Pruett Podcast, as well as numerous private collectors.
The wonderful art of
Roger Warrick
Roger Warrick has been a fan of motorsports and art since his dad took him to see his first dirt-track race at the age of 6. His early love of drawing -- especially cars, trucks, and trains -- eventually led him to attend The Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD) on an academic scholarship, where he earned a BFA in Illustration in 1989.
Roger has worked as a freelance illustrator for clients such as Procter & Gamble, Macy’s, and General Electric Aircraft. His automotive-themed paintings and cartoons have been commissioned by “Autoweek”, Vintage Indy, Austin Hatcher Foundation, IMS Museum, Toronto Motorsports, the Marshall Pruett Podcast, as well as numerous private collectors.
commissioned by “Autoweek”, Vintage Indy, Austin Hatcher Foundation, IMS Museum, Toronto Motorsports, the Marshall Pruett Podcast, as well as numerous private collectors.
Roger’s artwork appeared in the “100th Running” Indianapolis 500 race program, and in published books on auto racing history. His posters for “Siebkens: The Last Open Bar” and “Seneca Lodge” are widely known among road race fans. He works from his home studio in Hamilton, Ohio
Roger Warrick's Website: www.rogerwarrick.com