by Doug Wolfgang with Dave Argabright. One of the greatest sprint car drivers in history tells his story. The tracks, the people, the wins, the losses, and everything in between. Forward by Steve Kinser. Hardcover, 5-3/8 by 8-3/8 inches, approx. 300 pages. 32 pages of color and b/w photographs and an index with 580 names in it including Jac Haudenschild, Lee Osborne, and Jack Elam.

Lone Wolf: One of Auto Racing's Most Compelling Characters Tells His Story

Engineering & Transportation

Dave Wolfgang with Doug Argabright

Automotive

American Scene Press

Brick by Brick by Patrick Sullivan - Joie Ray was a pioneering racing driver from Louisville, Ky. who in 1948 was the first African American racer to earn a AAA license. Over the next decade Joie raced with MDTRA, IMCA, AAA, MARC (now ARCA), and USAC. Patrick Sullivan brilliantly captures the rough-and-tumble era in which Joie made history. As he tells Joie's story, with plenty of comments and stories from the man himself, Sullivan introduces us to the many characters and players who were prominent in the day. Forward by Dave Argabright. Softcover, 5-3/8" x 8-3/8", 208 pages. Dozens of historic photos throughout the text.

Brick by Brick: The Story of Auto Racing Pioneer Joie Ray

Sports & Outdoors

Patrick Sullivan

Miscellaneous

If you're a racer, a race fan, a hot rodder, a businessman...heck, just about anybody who loves going fast will enjoy "Fast Company." Speedy Bill Smith is an icon in both auto racing and the world of automotive performance, and now he opens up to share the many great stories and experiences of his amazing, unlikely life. He survived a couple of near-death experiences (literally), parlayed $300 into a performance empire, chased race cars and hot rods from coast-to-coast, rubbing shoulders with countless characters and rascals over the past 60 years. This is an American success story...a little off-color, a little politically-incorrect, and a little over the top. As a car owner, Speedy Bill raced to win, and didn't mind if he got under the skin of his competitors...in fact, he LOVED getting them fired up. Along the way he won too many races to count, made a ton of friends (and maybe just a few who weren't so friendly), and rewrote the record books on many occasions.

Fast Company: Six Decades of Racers, Rascals and Rods

"Speedy" Bill Smith

Based on the acclaimed Best of Times series in SprintCar& Midget Magazine, Dave Argabright has authored the first full-length novel that details the journey of fictional sprint car racer Jimmy Wilson and the Ellison Special sprint car. Capturing the very essence of the sport, Sprint Car Salvation takes you on the action-packed and emotional journey of an aspiring sprint car driver in the 1970s. Along the way you'll experience the joys, heartache, and danger that lurks at every corner of the sport. jimmy-wilson-adventure-logo-72dpi-black.bmpAnd the people you'll meet! These pages are filled with the colorful, interesting, eccentric and memorable people who make sprint car racing go round. This first volume contains the first "season" of the Best of Times series, plus extensive additional content throughout.

Sprint Car Salvation

UNKNOWN

Autobiography of auto racing great Larry Moore

On Top of the World: The Life and Times of a Racing Pioneer, Larry Moore

Dave Argabright

An expanded edition of the 2003 classic.

HEWITT'S LAW Expanded edition The new edition contains two new chapters and an additional 32 pages of photographs.

Sprint Car Legend

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