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S-753
Price: $29.95
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DALE EARNHARDT JR.
Inside the Rise of a NASCAR Superstar
by Ron LeMasters Jr. and Al Pearce, with
Photography by Nigel Kinrade and Harold Hinson
His dad's death five years ago had a
sobering effect on Dale Earnhardt Jr. He didn't leave all the fun
behind, but he did decide to focus more intensely on his career –
and his perseverance paid off in 2004 with his most impressive
victory to date: a Daytona 500 win.
Now only one thing is left on his agenda: capturing a national
championship. That road will be tougher than it was for the
legendary Dale Earnhardt Sr. The competition is tougher and the
points race now concludes in a ten-race shootout, but Little E. will
eventually find his way there.
This book offers a look at the life of the man who has become the
face of NASCAR. Filled with outstanding photographs of Dale Jr.,
ranging from his early career to his most recent triumphs, and
featuring interviews with those who have been there through it all,
the book chronicles Dale Jr.'s ascent from the Andy Hillenburg
driving school to 15 career Cup victories – and fills in what few
know about this perennial favorite.
Hard cover, 192 pages.
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S-812
Price: $22.95
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“Then Junior Said to Jeff…”
The Best NASCAR Stories Ever Told
by David Poole and Jim
McLaren
The authors have compiled the greatest stories of NASCAR racing,
wading though nearly 60 years of heroics and hijinks, and sharing
memorable tales from the most memorable figures of sport.
From the “King” to the “Intimidator”, Daytona to Darlington, and
Junior to Jeff, this book brings NASCAR fans the behind the scenes
stories about the greatest drivers and their favorite races.
A 42 minute CD is included with winning drivers, Darrell Waltrip,
Bill Simpson, Dale Earnhardt Jr, and Kevin Harvick sharing
“what it takes.”
Hard cover, 8 ¾” x
5 ¾”, 182 pages.
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S-610
Price: $19.95
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Dale Earnhardt Jr.:
Making a Legend of His Own,
2nd edition
by Larry Cothren
In the years since his dad's untimely
death, Dale Earnhardt Jr. has lived up to the legacy "The
Intimidator" left behind.
This second edition will contain all the
original edition's Circle Track and Stock Car Racing magazine
articles that followed Little E from Andy Hillenburg's driving
school through the Busch Series to Cup racing, and adds pieces on
Jr.’s successful 2003, 2004, and 2005 seasons.
Soft cover, 192 pages
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S-166
Price: $29.95
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Dale Earnhardt Jr.
– Out of the Shadow of Greatness
By Mike Hembree
Out of the Shadows of Greatness tells the story of this remarkable
young man's journey from teenage dreamer to Winston Cup winner, from
Street Stock racer to 200 mph superstar, from son of the greatest to
a champion in his own right.
Against the backdrop of one of sport's biggest tragedies, he
continues to carry the Earnhardt name to new heights.
>> Includes an
AUDIO CD with photo gallery, wallpaper, music and more.
Hardcover, 10”x 10”, 160 pages, color photos
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S-108
Price: $29.95
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Evernham: Racer,
Innovator, Leader
By John Regruth
A beautiful and
unusual book about one of racing’s most unusual players,
Ray Evernham.
The articulate and savvy Evernham not only led Jeff
Gordon to three Winston Cup Championships, but he has
developed a cool-headed, determined approach to
competition and business.
His business audiences include NASA, General Electric,
Motorola, and Ingersoll Rand.
Hard Cover
156 pages, 200 color photos
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S-104
Price: $14.95
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Jeff Gordon
By John Regruth
Arguably no driver in NASCAR history has done more to bring the
sport to the masses than Jeff Gordon. This book provides an
information packed record of Gordon’s NASCAR career through the
first three Winston cup championships.
In addition to comprehensive race data and track by track results, a
selection of color photography includes candid shots and action
photos beginning with the first race of his 1993 rookie campaign and
ending with the final event of the 200 season.
Soft Cover, 96 pages
100 color photos, 500 diagrams
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S-630
Price: $19.95
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Jeff Gordon:
The NASCAR Superstar's Story
From the Editors of Stock Car Racing
Magazine
When Jeff Gordon burst onto the
NASCAR scene in the early 1990s, he broke the stereotypical mold for
a stock car racing champion. He was young, handsome, articulate,
media-savvy and from California, not from "down South." He has
withstood incredible resistance and tough on-track competition to
become a four-time champion at NASCAR's highest level.
A mix of fresh writing and articles drawn from leading racing
magazines Stock Car Racing and Circle Track create a thorough
profile of Gordon as a racer and as an individual. This book covers
his approach to driving, his team and cars, and his business savvy
as a leading endorser and now a team owner.
Paperback, 160pages
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S-246
Price: $19.95
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Jimmie Johnson: A Desert Rat’s Race to NASCAR Stardom
By Ron LeMasters
The career of one
of NASCAR's hottest young drivers comes to life in this
compilation of insightful interviews along with
photographs from the finest working NASCAR photographer,
Nigel Kinrade.
This collection traces Jimmie's career from his early
days racing motocross through to his rapid ascent to
become one of the elite racers on the NASCAR circuit.
Soft cover, 160 pages, 9” x 11”

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S-195
Price: $24.95
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Matt Kenseth: Above and
Beyond
By Kelley Maruszewski
Matt Kenseth has
had a hugely successful career as one of NASCAR's "young
guns." He has a reputation as a good, clean-cut guy who
not only lives his life that way, but races that way.
Follow Matt from his early racing days in Cambridge, WI
to his rise in the Winston Cup Series as 2000's Rookie
of the Year to 2002's winningest driver.
Hardcover,
10” by 10”, 160pages
Color photos throughout
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S-830 Hardcover
Price: $24.95
S-830SC Softcover
Price: $13.95
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Awesome
Bill from Dawsonville:
My Life in NASCAR
by Bill Elliot with Chris
Millard
This book is a window into the compelling personality of Bill
Elliott, as well as a primer on the ascent of America’s fastest
growing sport, this is the definitive insider’s view of the rising
NASCAR nation.
Hard cover, 320 pages.
And Softcover.
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