Some of my earliest memories of motorsport are standing against a fence, fingers wrapped through the chain link, watching race cars flash past.

For a split second, a car would appear, fill your vision with noise and speed, vibration of the engine, and then it disappears down the track. The moment never lasted long enough, but the feeling always stayed with me.

Years later, that's still what I'm chasing with my lens.

Captured at Speed was built around the idea of preserving those moments that make motorsport special. The intensity of competition, the people behind the scenes, the emotion of a hard-fought result, and the atmosphere that keeps us coming back to the track.

While the action on track is part of the story, what has always drawn me to racing is everything around it. The early mornings in the paddock. The quiet focus before a driver climbs into the car. The teamwork, pressure, and dedication that define endurance racing long before the green flag drops.

Through photography and video, my goal is to create authentic imagery that reflects what it feels like to be there, not just what it looked like.

Based in New England, I cover endurance racing, historic motorsport, and rally events all over the continental US with a focus on creating meaningful content for teams, drivers, brands, and fans alike.

Because the moments that stay with us aren't always the ones on the podium.

They're the ones that remind us why we fell in love with racing in the first place.

— Scott Firestine