The Arrival of Lady Leadfoot in Daytona Kicks off Women’s History Month
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Nicknamed Lady Leadfoot by motorsports friends and affectionate rivals alike, Denise was a groundbreaking, award-winning journalist known for her fearless ambition, unwavering tenacity and natural athletic ability.
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- Nicknamed Lady Leadfoot by motorsports friends and affectionate rivals alike, Denise was a groundbreaking, award-winning journalist known for her fearless ambition, unwavering tenacity and natural athletic ability.
- This is the car that American sportsman Briggs Cunningham gave to Denise because he saw something special in her.
- This is more than a racecar; its a piece of automotive history, with the original DNA of Denise and Briggs intact, said Brokaw.
- The Motorcar Society was established in 2006 with the aim of preserving automotive history for future generations.