Steve McQueen drove with a broken ankle to a stunning second-place finish in 1970. Dan Gurney watched the winner's trophy slip away when his Ford's engine seized a heartbreaking 250 yards from the finish line in 1966. Stirling Moss was handed a bottle of Coca-Cola during the 1957 race and politely returned the empty bottle on the next lap. No other race in motorsports has evoked such epic tales of triumph, defeat, and gallantry. The 12 Hours of Sebring has a character all its own-born from a tradition of attracting legendary drivers and teams for extraordinarily competitive racing. Author Ken Breslauer brings to life five decades of Sebring competition in this beautifully illustrated history. And the book's exhaustive appendix provides the definitive collection of Sebring facts, including year-by-year race statistics and an index of every driver who ever competed at Sebring.

Sebring: The Official History of America's Great Sports Car Race

History

Breslauer, Ken

Americas

David Bull Pub

Filled with vivid full-color photography, little-known facts, and amusing insider anecdotes, Hershey captures all the elements that make up this annual automotive extravaganza. Its cast of characters include owners of antique cars and trucks, parts vendors who specialize in obscure parts, and the dedicated tinkerers who are searching for those parts to complete their restoration.

Hershey World's Greatest Antique Car Event (Great American Motoring Event)

Arts & Photography

Taylor, Rich

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

This is Mark's revealing story of the incredible obstacles and hardships he faced on his way to the top in NASCAR. Told through exclusive interviews and illustrated with family photographs, this book now has a poignant significance because it describes in their own words the intense and close relationship between Mark and his father, Julian, who was tragically killed in a plane accident in 1998.

Mark Martin: Driven to Race

Zeller, Bob

Biographies & Memoirs

Five decades of NASCAR racing roar to life in this beautifully illustrated book of stock car racing memorabilia. It is a visual review of the first fifty years, told through historic photos of great races and racers, with the memorabilia they inspired'

Fifty Years of Stock Car Racing: A History of Collectibles and Memorabilia

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Antiques & Collectibles

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50 Years of Stock Car Racing

Sports & Outdoors

Miscellaneous

Harley-Davidson owners have a tradition of personalizing and customizing their bikes that is as long-established as The Motor Company itself. Author Marc Cook guides you through this journey to personalize your bike and really make it yours. He provides the answers to questions about how these custom accessories are made, how to know if a part is high-quality, and how best to start accessorizing your Harley.
From custom painting to seat selection, mild engine hop-ups to wheels and brakes, Accessories for Harley-Davidson Motorcycles takes you through the steps of shopping for, choosing, and installing accessories, demystifying the process along the way. It's the road map to successfully making your Harley a standout in any crowd.

Accessories for Harley-Davidson Motorcycles: A Guide to Personalizing Your Bike

Engineering & Transportation

Cook, Marc

Automotive

This book reveals the spirit, courage, and determination behind Bobby's winning battle for success from his very first regional competitions to becoming a team owner with David Letterman as his partner.

Bobby Rahal: The Graceful Champion

Kirby, Gordon

Relentless determination, unrivaled charisma, and the ability to climb into any type of race car and win has made Mario Andretti a household name for more than thirty years. His accomplishments include four USAC and CART titles, the 1978 Formula One World Championship, winning the 1967 Daytona 500 and 1969 Indianapolis 500, and three victories in the grueling 12 Hours of Sebring sports-car race. Mario Andretti: A Driving Passion documents the toughness, intelligence, and humor that makes Mario the man so compelling and reveals the remarkable mixture of determination and luck-both good and bad-that defined his career as the most versatile and accomplished racer of all time. For the first time, his extraordinary life story is presented through exclusive interviews with Mario, his family, and the drivers and teams he raced with. In-depth descriptions of his greatest races and cars, combined with behind-the-scenes team photos and commentary by Mario himself, provide an insider's perspective on the progression of racing technology and the teamwork behind a winning effort. Author Gordon Kirby goes beyond the race track to explore Mario's early life in post-war Italy, his friendships with fellow drivers, team owners, engineers, and journalists, as well as his family's role in supporting and sustaining his career. Mario Andretti: A Driving Passion brings all of these elements together to create the definitive portrait of the man many regard as the driver of the century. Lavishly illustrated with the work of top racing photographers and memorabilia from Mario's own scrapbooks, the book includes pictures of nearly all of the 167 cars that helped build the Andretti legend. These include everything from his first homemade Hudson stock car to such milestone machines as Clint Brawner's Indy-winning Hawk and Colin Chapman's revolutionary ground-effect, Lotus 79.

Mario Andretti : A Driving Passion

Gordon Kirby

Courage, determination, and willingness to take risks have made Junior Johnson a legend on and off the race track for over four decades. Celebrated as "The Last American Hero" by novelist Tom Wolfe, portrayed on the big screen by actor Jeff Bridges, Junior was named the greatest NASCAR driver of all time by Sports Illustrated magazine in 1998.
The Johnson family business was making and hauling moonshine whiskey, and Junior quickly developed a talent for driving fast, taking chances, and never getting caught. This background shaped the fearless win-or-crash-trying attitude that defined Junior's NASCAR career. He won the Daytona 500 in 1960, took a run at Indy racing in 1963, helped establish Winston's sponsorship of NASCAR in 1971, and as a team owner won six Winston Cup Championships in ten years.
Junior Johnson: Brave in Life reveals the dedication, intelligence, and humor of one of racing's most colorful figures, and uncovers a history of NASCAR and American culture rarely told.

Junior Johnson: Brave in Life

Tom Higgins

Steve Waid

Historical

Unmatched performance and a fantastic variety of cars and competitors made IMSA's Grand Touring Prototypes the most exciting sports-car racing series ever. Innovative technology and cutting-edge aerodynamics made GTP cars the fastest, most powerful road-course racers from 1981 to 1993.
But GTP wasn't just about machinery. The cars were a reflection of the people who designed and raced them, who were every bit as diverse and intriguing as their vehicles. The series attracted competitors from every corner of the racing world. Privateers -- wealthy gentleman racers who made fortunes in careers that included radio broadcasting, trash collection, and even drug smuggling -- competed against professional drivers who had won Le Mans and other major races.
Prototypes is the first complete history of this remarkable series. Through candid interviews with team principals, drivers, and race organizers, this team-by-team account unflinchingly tells the stories of the men and women who raced these cars: their successes, their failures and the reasons why. Illustrated with behind-the-scenes team photos and supported by full race results, Prototypes is an intimate look at the last Golden Age of sports-car racing.

Prototypes: The History of the Imsa Gtp Series

Science & Math

Wells, Ken

Martin, J.A.

Technology

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