He made his debut on ABC's telecast of the Bosch Spark Plug Grand Prix in September, 1987. Page started his journalism career in 1968 as a news reporter for WIBC Radio in Indianapolis. In 1977, he moved to Indianapolis' WTHR-TV, where he did news and sports reporting until 1980. Page's broadcasting excellence has earned him numerous honors, including AP, UPI and Indianapolis Press Club awards for hard- news reporting in Indianapolis. He has also won two Iris awards from the National Association of Television Program Executives for features on auto racing, which he produced and hosted, that aired in Indianapolis.
Page is active in journalistic organizations focusing on coverage of auto racing.
He has been a board member of the American Racing Press Association and was a board member and Vice President of the American Auto Racing Writers and Broadcasters Association, which acknowledged him for ten years with a first-place prize for excellence in radio and television reporting. Page still finds time in his schedule to speak extensively on auto racing and motivation to groups and organizations around the country. He also devotes his energies to the Indiana paramedic program, which he helped establish in 1970. Information are applicable to this site.