Rolling Thunder Stock Car Racing: Inside Pass: A Novel

By Kent Wright
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The pedal meets the metal in Rolling Thunder Stock Car Racing--the thrilling series that traces the history of stock car racing from the dusty dirt tracks of East Tennessee to the multi-million-dollar, high-tech venues of today.Inside Pass by Kent Wright and Don Keith"You ready, kid?"Rob smiled. "I was ready when I crawled out of the rack this morning."The guard has definitely changed. Talented bu...

File Size: 495 KB
Print Length: 286 pages
Publisher: Tor Books (June 24, 2014)
Publication Date: June 24, 2014
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00K488SIY
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reviews: This book is another fine one in the Rolling Thunder series. It follows young "Rocket" Rob Wilder as he makes his first Winston Cup start after success in the Busch Grand National series, and also his first attempt to start the Daytona 500.Rob Wilde...

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