NASCAR 75 Years

Dirt Tracks to Glory:
The Early Days
of Stock Car Racing As
Told by the Participants

Driving with the Devil: Southern Moonshine,
Detroit Wheels, and the
Birth of NASCAR

LET’S GO RACING!
The Amazing Story of the American Speed Association
 

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NASCAR 75 Years

by Al Pearce, Mike Hembree,
Kelly Crandall and Jimmy Creed

Explore the thrilling illustrated story of NASCAR stock car racing in America with this stunning celebration, filled with evocative photography, legendary drivers, and a decade-by-decade history. NASCAR 75 Years captures the greatest moments throughout the decades: from the beaches of Daytona to the jaw-clenching competition, the mind-bending technology, the triumphs, the teamwork, and the high-speed thrills. Large-format photography from throughout NASCAR history brings it all to life alongside narratives written by a roster of veteran NASCAR reporters and historians.

Follow NASCAR’s growth from a small, innovative family business to a leader in sports entertainment, witnessed each week by millions in person and on national television. The authors show the evolution of the vehicles—from modified family sedans to 700-horsepower race-built behemoths, all the way through the “Next Gen” cars that debuted in 2022 - and celebrate the drivers who have piloted them around tracks like Daytona, Talladega, Darlington, Las Vegas, and more - legendary heroes with names including Flock, Weatherly, Petty, Allison, Yarborough, Earnhardt, Waltrip, Gordon, Stewart, Johnson, Busch, all battling wheel to wheel, week after week, across the United States.

Hard cover with jacket, 224 pages, heavily illustrated with B&W and color photos.



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Dirt Tracks to Glory: The Early Days
of Stock Car Racing As Told by the Participants


by Sylvia Wilkinson

More than forty years ago, Sylvia Wilkinson took her note pad, a tape recorder and an open mind to the dirt bull rings and backwoods of garages in the American South in the hopes of capturing the reflections of the people who made NASCAR stock car racing happen. What she encountered were the folksy origins, colorful characters and rough beginnings of today's billion-dollar sport.

In this all-new, beautifully designed and illustrated edition of Dirt Tracks to Glory we return to the very personal and often hilarious inside stories of sharp-witted people who became legends in the early days of NASCAR. Bill France Sr, Humpy Wheeler, Curtis Turner, "Little Joe" Weatherly, Glenn "Fireball" Roberts, the Flock Brothers, Banjo Matthews, Smokey Yunick and a host of others emerge from these pages with their personal reflections and wry commentary on the way it was in the days of "haulin' shine", bangin' fenders and out-smartin' the other hot-shoes on Saturday nights.


Author Wilkinson says: "This book was told to me by and about the people who went with stock car racing from its beginnings...It is not an encyclopedia of stock car racing biographies, but a series of individual remembrances and perspectives of one special revelation of the American dream - from Dirt tracks to Glory!"

Hard cover with dust jacket, 208 pages, 100+ B&W photos.

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Driving with the Devil: Southern Moonshine, Detroit Wheels, and the Birth of NASCAR

by Neal Thompson

Driving with the Devil is a fascinating look at the well-hidden historical connection between whiskey running and stock-car racing.

NASCAR histories will tell you who led every lap of every race since the first official race in 1948. Driving with the Devil goes deeper to bring you the excitement, passion, crime, and death-defying feats of the wild, early days that NASCAR has carefully hidden from public view.

Soft cover, 432 pages.

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LET’S GO RACING!
The Amazing Story of the American Speed Association

by Rex Robbins with Dave Argabright

ASA was one of the most influential and dynamic racing series in history, and Rex Robbins was the man who gave it life.

This is the fascinating story of how ASA came about, how it soared to dizzying heights, and the politics that brought the series’ premature demise.

Robbins joins noted author Dave Argabright in telling his story.

Foreword by Darrell Waltrip.


Hard cover, 352 pp, 32 pp of photos.