Concrete Wave Articles

In June of 1961, East German leader Walter Ulbricht set things in motion for the
creation of the Berlin Wall. On August 9th of that same year the Wall was erected
and it became the most famous symbol of the Cold War. For someone of my generation
(born in 1964) it was inconceivable that the Berlin Wall could ever be torn
down. But in November of 1989, the wall actually did come down. The history of the
Berlin Wall is both fascinating and tragic. I am publishing this photo because I want
to clearly illustrate what happens when walls do in fact come tumbling down.

IGSA's report on Maryhill Festival of Speed, 2008m plus bonus material:  the 2008 UK Go Fast Speed Days race report from the UK!

"The Life & Times of Harvey Hawks:  A Badlander's Redemption".  This 2004 article from Concrete Wave Magazine is reprised now with a new post-script from publisher Michael Brooke.

Full size PDF of Scott "Scoot" Smith on the cover of Concrete Wave Magazine, November 2008.