Full Description
From authors Anne Jones and former NASCAR champion Rex White, here are oral histories of more than 50 individuals from stock car and drag racing's not-so-distant past and present. Rich with original interviews and previously unpublished material, it includes drivers such as David Pearson, Junior Johnson, Bobby Allison, Bob Glidden and Hubert Platt; mechanics and builders; track crew; sportswriters; and owners such as Joe and J.D. Gibbs. Features many photographs and a foreword by Atlanta Motor Speedway President Ed Clark.
Contents
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Foreword by Ed Clark
Preface
Introduction
1. Raymond Parks: Beginning with Liquor Cars
2. Chris Economaki: Editor and Publisher Emeritus of National Speed Sport News
3. Ed Samples: Early Racing Champion
4. Frankie Schneider: The Old Dutch Master
5. Julius Timothy "Tim" Flock: Grease Monkey on His Back
6. Charlie Bagwell: Good Time Charlie, "The Levi King"
7. Gober Sosebee: Georgia's "Wild Injun"
8. TTaylor Warren: Picture This!
9. Roby Combs: Pioneer NASCAR Flagman
10. Frank Mundy: Hell Driver
11. Louis Jerome "Red" Vogt: Pioneer Master Mechanic
12. Joe and Juanita Epton: A NASCAR Tradition
13. Morris Metcalfe: NASCAR Scorer
14. Ray Fox: Master Mechanic and Car Builder
15. Rex White: Flat-Out and Belly to the Ground
16. Louis and Crawford Clements: Crackerjack Racing Mechanics
17. Charles "Slick" Owens: From the "Golden Glove" to the "Golden Lug Wrench"
18. Hubert Platt: Dragster Showman of the South
19. Robert Glenn "Junior" Johnson: Win, Wreck or Blow
20. Bobby and Socrates "Shorty" Johns: Racing's Premier Father-Son Team
21. Phillip "Pee Wee" Jones: King of the Carolina Piedmont
22. "Tiger" Tom Pistone: Racing's Little Giant
23. Marvin Panch: West Coast Marvel
24. Bettie Panch: Racing's Family Advocate
25. Benny Parsons: Stormtrooper from the North
26. Everett "Cotton" Owens: King of the Modifieds
27. Johnny Allen: Addicted to Speed
28. James Hylton: Standing on Principle Pursuing His Dream
29. WC"Junie" Donlavey: Racing's Angel
30. Dewayne "Tiny" Lund: From the Cornfields to Talladega
31. Charlie Glotzbach: "Chargin' Charlie"
32. Jim Bray: Determined Canadian
33. David Pearson: The Cunning Silver Fox
34. Ronnie "Papa" Sanders: Master of Short Tracks
35. Morris Stephenson: Pioneer Racing Reporter-Promoter
36. Linda Vaughn: Elegant Entrepreneur
37. Harry Gant: "MrSeptember"
38. Robert Arthur "Bobby" Allison: Leader of the "Alabama Gang"
39. Dave Marcis: The Wingtip Wizard
40. Bob Glidden: Dragstrip Champion
41. Bill Chubbuck: Collector, Wrestler, Racer and Fan
42. The RevFrank Stark: "Will You Win the Real Race?"
43. Mike Bell: Living and Breathing Racing History
44. Mike Sykes: Old Timers' Racing Club Founder
45. Betty Carlan: First Lady of Talladega
46. Larry Jendras: Maryland Racing Historian
47. Suzanne Wise: Librarian, Stock Car Racing Collection Archives, Appalachian State University
48. Gerald Hodges: Fan and Racing Reporter
49. Harlow Reynolds: Sports Enthusiast Extraordinaire
50. Greg Zyla: Journalist, Publisher, Racer and Broadcaster
51. Rick Minter: Sportswriter
52. "Captain Herb" Emory: WSB Radio Racing Talk Show Host and Traffic Reporter
53. Chris Siebert: Bandolero Bandit
54. Joey Logano: Fast Track to Fame
55. Joe Gibbs and J.DGibbs: A Racing Legacy
56. Chris Dilbeck: Young and Restless
57. The Greshams: Racing Is a Family Affair
58. Atlanta Motor Speedway President Ed Clark: The Other Side of the Tracks
Index
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