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Go behind the scenes for a look at Warren Johnson’s path to becoming The Professor of Pro Stock. This new book illuminates the life and career of one of the most prolific engine builders and racers ever to compete in the ultra-competitive Pro Stock...

Richly illustrated and entertainingly written, The Big Book of Tiny Cars presents lively profiles of the automotive world’s most famous—and infamous—microcars and subcompacts from 1901 to today. From tiny homes to little lending...

Motion Performance’s catchy sales pitch for builder Joel Rosen’s Phase III Specialty Muscle Cars sums up the escalating performance scene in the late 1960s. Special edition muscle cars were essential to keep pace. Joel and other independent...

Published in support of cancer charity Hope for Tomorrow, Drivers on Driversfeatures some of the greatest names in motor racing speaking candidly about their biggest rivals as well as their heroes, teammates and friends. It is a unique concept,...

Auto racing history written and illustrated to appeal to people of all ages. Two books in one! Here’s a book about auto racing history with a difference, one that’s written and illustrated to appeal to people of all ages even if they’re...

Jimmy Murphy and the White Duesenberg Murphy’s fantastic victory in the 1921 French Grand Prix with an American-built Duesenberg. Nuvolari and the Alfa Romeo Tazio Nuvolari’s amazing 1935 triumph at the German Grand prix in an aging Alfa...

Celebrated author Gordon Kirby traces the long and significant life of Wally Dallenbach whose contributions to the sport of automobile racing have been enormous over the 50 years of his remarkable career.

Michael Argetsinger’s new biography of Bobby Marshman In a fine narrative of Marshman’s meteoric rise to the top of American championship racing, author Argetsinger captures the amazing career of one of America’s greatest...

The exciting story of Andretti becoming the first American to win the Grand Prix on home soil. Specifically written for children, Three To Go Mario! written and illustrated by Andy Evans is the exciting story of his first-hand experience...

Henry Dominguez’s newest book The Cellini of Chrome, introduces the surprisingly unknown but truly fascinating career of George Walker, the Ford Company’s first full Vice President of Styling. In the same flamboyant vein as other design...

When Chris Pook declared his intention to run a Grand Prix race through the streets of Long Beach many people thought he was out of his mind. But with the powerful support of racing legend Dan Gurney, and many other enthusiast, Pook proved his doubters...

Mears is recognized as one of the fairest, most ethical drivers in the history of the sport. Rick’s behavior on the track was impeccable, the standard by which all others were judged. “He was very polished,” Andretti adds. “He was...