In Flat Out and Half Turned Over, driving phenomenon Buddy Baker details the most hilarious collection of racing stories, memories, and anecdotes ever published. Read about the bumps and brawls; the blood, sweat, and tears; and the practical jokes that happen behind the scenes from the very drivers, owners, crew chiefs, and pit crew that make up the heart and soul of stock car racing. In this book, readers will find names like Fireball Roberts, Buck Baker, A. J. Foyt, Cale Yarborough, and Tiny Lund, along with racing icons Petty and Earnhardt. Flat Out and Half Turned Over is a must-read for racing buffs of all kind!
More than a book about racing, this is a close-up look at a cultural phenomenon that illuminates America and the South.
The memorable story of former racing star Tim Richmond is told, detailing how his life took a tragic turn as he neared stockcar racing's zenith as one of its brightest stars.
In April 1989 Langley became the official pace car driver for NASCAR at all Cup competitions, and he continued in that role ... The Last American Hero was based on the Esquire magazine story by Tom Wolfe about the stock car racing star.
The photo-filled book also explores the differences between Stewart's quest for the 2005 Cup title and his 2002 Cup title; while a large portion is dedicated to his brilliant win at the 2005 Brickyard 400 in Indianapolis and his incredible ...
3. Barton J. Bernstein, “The Automobile Industry and the Coming of World War II,” The Southwestern Social Science Quarterly 47 (1966): 22–33. 4. Ibid., 23. 5. John B. Rae, The American Automobile (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, ...
Machinery can go from flat out to half speed by simply pressing a button, or by denying it fuel, or by braking the motion of flywheels. Calendars can change months, and in December change years, simply by turning over new page.
This collection of behind-the-scenes happenings from the history of the beloved stock car series shares stories of the great and the infamous, revealing privy insights into the drivers that fans thought they knew everything about.
David Pearson, on the other hand, was very different. David Pearson could have a really good car, and he'd be sitting back there in fifth, sixth or eighth and not racing anybody. But David Pearson was always famous for taking care of ...
Birds twittered their good morning songs as I lay flat out in half-slumber. ... I turned over and propped my head on my rolled-up sweater and watched the pink dawning beyond the bear cage front of the shelter. It was 5:00.
Her previous novels include Relatively Famous, and she authored the e-shorts What the Kid Says (Parts 1 and 2) and Facebooking Rick Springfield.Visit her on the web at www.jessicapark.me The author of Flat-Out Love has donated this book to ...