I hope nobody minds me posting about this here, but since it occured at a classic southern race track, I thought some of you might be interested.Wednesday, September 2 will mark the 63rd anniversary of one of the most significant events in Georgia Racing History.On that date back in 1946, defending Indy 500 winner George Robson and cagey Indy car veteran George Barringer were tragically lost in a four car accident during a AAA Indy car event at Lakewood Speedway in Atlanta.In honor of Robson and Barringer, we have two important items now up at Georgia Racing History.comFirst is Mike Bell's phenomenal 2005 story profiling Texas racer George Barringer, and the accident that took his life. Mike's story includes photos from the Barringer family, and excerpts from a radio interview Barringer did in 1941.Second is a story I've done updating the information we have on the accident, and how it occurred, including information from a recently discovered eyewitness to the crash and from a recently unearthed newsreel of the race. For the first time that we've been able to find, we now have a first hand account of the accident from the scene.As I said before, this is one of the most significant events in the history of racing in Georgia. You can read both stories by going to http://www.georgiaracinghistory.com.Brandon ReedGeorgia Racing History.com