Ingrid Steffensen holds a BA from the University of Virginia, an MA from Yale University, and a PhD in art history from the University of Delaware.  She has taught art and architectural history at Princeton, Rutgers, NJIT, and Bryn Mawr.  She is the author of numerous articles and books on nineteenth- and twentieth-century art and architecture.  Having discovered a passion for high-performance driving and a desire to write for a broader audience, she has recently written about such topics as Frank Lloyd Wright’s automobiles, Bruce Springsteen’s dog, and the decade-long exchange of a cheap bottle of plonk between two sets of friends.  When she is not in the classroom nor at home in suburban New Jersey with her husband, daughter, and tiny dog, she may be found hurtling around the racetrack with her crash helmet on and her stability control off.

Books by Ingrid Steffensen

Fast Girl: Don't Brake Until You See the Face of God and Other Good Advice from the Racetrack

by Ingrid Steffensen - Nonfiction