Steve Reyes
Drag racing photographer Steve Reyes has set the bar pretty darn high. His body of work is an expansive
collection of moments in time that you really have to see to believe, and thanks to Reyes, not only do we
have hard proof that those spectacular moments actually happened, we feel like we were there. His
innate ability to bring the intensity of this sport to life through remarkable photos has made him one of
the most admired and renowned artists in this arena.
John Ewald
John Ewald served as a track photographer at Lions Drag Strip from 1968 to 1972. In a 2012 K & N press release, John explained how he landed the job, “After going regularly to Lions with the car club I started shooting photos of our members cars, this led to CJ Pappy Hart offering me the position of track photographer”. “Pappy Hart, gave me the opportunity to be the Lion's Drag Strip photographer, which set up my successful career. Pappy also was a great teacher in the way he brought out the best in everyone.
Pam Sutton
We were fortunate to have a woman at Lions Dragstrip who was so dedicated that she wanted to preserve the performance of every car that raced down the strip. Pam Sutton had that steadfast determination and through her incredible penmanship, we can still see just how fast and who won and who qualified for virtually every race at Lions from 1960 to 1972.