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All Around the Track
Oral Histories of Drivers, Mechanics, Officials, Owners, Journalists and Others in Motorsports Past and Present
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March 18, 2015 -
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- ISBN: 9780786482436
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- ISBN: 9780786482436
- File size: 100604 KB
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- English
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School Library Journal
September 1, 2007
Adult/High School-Before it was the second largest spectator sport in Americaand before it was a billion-dollar industrystock-car racing was an outlaw sport populated by men who had learned to drive by moving moonshine from the country to the city, outrunning the cops. In 1947, Bill France called a meeting of drivers, owners, and mechanics, and NASCAR was born. There is no comprehensive history of the early days of NASCAR; much of it was lost because it was not recorded. The authors attempt to rectify that by gathering oral histories from 58 people who influenced the development of the sport. There are funny memories and poignant accounts of loss and struggle. This book will be popular with NASCAR fans and will introduce readers to people beyond the Pettys and the Earnhardts."Mary Ann Harlan, Arcata High School, CA"Copyright 2007 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
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- English
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