African American Automotive Association

African American Automotive Association The African American Automotive Association (AAAA) promotes diversity and inclusion in the automotive and motorsports industry.

Take a minute to read this article!
09/02/2026

Take a minute to read this article!

More than 100 years of Black motorsports history connects generations of people who refused to wait for opportunity. From the Colored Speedway Association and Charlie Wiggins to Leonard W. Miller, BARA, AAAA, Foxxtecca and Dystany Spurlock, this is a story about the people who created pathways, brok...

The 2026 African American Automotive Association (AAAA) Hall of Fame Induction Class is here.This year’s class honors tr...
06/22/2026

The 2026 African American Automotive Association (AAAA) Hall of Fame Induction Class is here.

This year’s class honors trailblazers across the full landscape of automotive leadership.

Join us in celebrating:
1. Aicha Evans - Automotive Executive
2. Randy Parker - Automotive Executive
3. Dystany Spurlock - Motorsports
4. Nelson “Jack” Edwards - Autoworkers Rights
5. Cornelius Coffey - Automotive Aviation

Learn more about the 2026 inductees at www.aaaassoc.com/hall-of-fame

This Monday, we are excited to bring you the 2026 Hall of Fame Class of the African American Automotive Association. We ...
06/21/2026

This Monday, we are excited to bring you the 2026 Hall of Fame Class of the African American Automotive Association.

We continue the work to honor the pioneers of the past and highlight future legends. Visit the link below to learn more about pioneers from our industry!
https://www.aaaassoc.com/hall-of-fame

2026 Announcement will be made Monday, June 22nd at 12 noon EST!

Congrats to the class of 2026!

Im a just leave this right here.....
05/29/2026

Im a just leave this right here.....

We lost a legend and a friend. Over the past year spoke almost weekly and would talk about life, motorcycles, the build ...
04/25/2026

We lost a legend and a friend. Over the past year spoke almost weekly and would talk about life, motorcycles, the build he was doing for us that proceeds would go to kids... every call would start with "Whud up Youngsta"...."Whud Up OG!".

We designed your website and would talk about the special projects you wanted to do...man...The motorsports community lost a legend, a pioneer & a cheerleader for all the upcoming riders. Tombo was always excited about new faces in motorcycle drag racing..... I know this last year wasn't easy...but you're no longer suffering...
Rest easy OG....and just know that legends never die..... your memory and impact will live on....

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