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Game of My Life
When Bart Starr snuck across the goal line in the withering cold of Lambeau Field to beat the Dallas Cowboys in 1967. The Ice Bowl became the greatest game in Green Bay Packers history. Unless, of course, it was the NFC championship win over the Carolina Panthers in 1997 that sent the Packers back to the Super Bowl for the first time in 30 years. Maybe it was that mind-bending 48-47 Monday night win over the Washington Redskins in 1983, or perhaps it was the Western Conference title win over the Baltimore Colts in 1965 on an overtime field goal that Colts players to this day say was no good. It could also have been any one of Green Bay's three Super Bowl wins or the victory over the San Fran...
Tim Richmond
The memorable story of former racing star Tim Richmond is told, detailing how his life took a tragic turn as he neared stockcar racing's zenith as one of its brightest stars.
Jack Arute's Tales from the Indy 500
The popular ABC Sports' pit reporter relates the greatest, funniest, and most meaningful stories acquired through his years of covering the Indianapolis 500, from his initial fear of approaching A.J. Foyt in the garage as a cub reporter to waiting out Gil de Ferran's tears after he won the 87th running of the race.
Matt Kenseth
"A biography of NASCAR sports star Matt Kenseth"--Provided by publisher.
Barney Hall's Tales From Trackside
Barney Hall has been covering NASCAR racing since 1958. He was working in turn-three and had a birds-eye view of the finish between Cale Yarborough and Donnie Allison when they had the fistfight at Daytona in 1979. He was close friends with David Pearson in the '70s and spent a lot of time flying with him. He also witnessed the unforgettable '76 Daytona finish between Richard Petty and Pearson. In Barney Hall's Tales from the Trackside, he reflects on many memorable stories, including Bill Elliott winning the Winston Million in 1985. At that time, it was unheard of for a stock car driver to win a million dollars.
Shirley Muldowney's Tales from the Track
In the 1970s, when the idea of a woman competing successfully with men in any form of motorsports was radical notion, a young woman from Schenectady, New York, began her singular quest to change the chauvinistic mindset that prevailed in professional drag racing. Shirley Muldowney not only broke the gender barrier in the National Hot Rod Association, but also completely rewrote the record books in Top Fuel Eliminator, the sport's quickest and fastest category. She was the first woman ever to receive a Top Fuel license from the NHRA, and none other than "Big Daddy" Don Garlits was one of the veteran drivers who signed off on it. Between 1977 and 1982, Muldowney won three NHRA Top Fuel champio...
Matt Kenseth
Packed with stories and color photos, this title follows 2003 NASCAR champion Matt Kenseth from his early racing days to his rise in the Winston Cup Series as 2000's Rookie of the Year and 2002's winningest driver. Author Maruszewski is not only the owner of Kenseth's fan club, she is also his sister.
Matt Kenseth
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 the 2000 Rookie of the Year to 2002's winningest driver. Foreword written by Matt Kenseth.
