Lone Wolf By Doug Wolfgang A must read for fans of all types of auto racing. Doug Wolfgang rose from humble beginnings to become one of the most successful sprint car racers of all time. His smooth, fast style and his thoughtful, articulate observations of the world around him endeared him to legions of fans throughout the country. He reached the pinnacle of his sport by winning hundreds of races during his career, including five Knoxville Nationals triumphs. In April 1992 Wolfie was terribly burned in a racing accident, and fought through years of rehabilitation and dozens of surgeries to race again...READ MORE
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By Patrick Sullivan Patrick Sullivan brilliantly captures the rough-and-tumble era in which Joie made history. You'll smile and frown during various passages, as you contemplate how Joie--as well as his father Joseph Sr., a pioneer in his own right--changed the world, with a quiet, gentle dignity. This is a book--and a cast of characters--you'll long remember. READ MORE |
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Let 'Em All Go! By
Chris Economaki Auto racing has fascinated Chris Economaki since 1932, and he has devoted his entire life to the sport. His 73-year involvement has led him to become the most widely-read and recognized commentator in the sport’s history, along the way gaining an unmatched perspective of auto racing. READ MORE Winner, 2007 AARWBA "Book of the Year" Award
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EARL! By
Earl Baltes Innovative, provocative, headstrong, visionary, gambler, colorful, fiery, savvy… These words well describe Earl Baltes, one of the most successful short-track promoters in American history. Now “the Earl of Eldora” has finally told the story of his life, his dreams, and his experiences. It’s been a rough, tough, daring journey, and now you can ride along. With his colorful, straightforward style Earl tells of the many deals and promotions that changed the course of American motorsports...READ MORE
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Hewitt's Law By
Jack Hewitt There are many words to describe Jack Hewitt: candid, funny, outgoing, demanding, intense, honest, rigid, friendly, passionate, hot-tempered. Now, Jack has penned the autobiography that will have the racing world talking for years to come. Nearly 300 pages of honest, outrageous memories...READ MORE |
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American Scene By Dave Argabright A collection of nearly 100 columns and feature stories from 1988 to 1997, from auto racing’s well-known storyteller. The stories you have loved for years, in a book to be enjoyed forever. These stories desribe in vivid detail some of the dynamic characters who shaped our sport, but also cover the grass-roots "little guy" who makes auto racing so compelling...
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 Still Wide Open By
Brad Doty An amazing, exciting, emotional autobiography, telling the story of one of sprint car racing’s most popular stars. Brad Doty soared to the pinnacle of sprint car stardom, only to be cut down in a devastating 1988 crash. A spinal injury stole his ability to walk, but as this heartfelt and critically-acclaimed volume attests, couldn’t diminish his will to live...READ MORE |
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