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The heart and soul of NASCAR is bared in this collection of stories from people intimately involved in stock car racing. Best-selling author Peter Golenbock interviewed a wide range of known and not-so-well-known players in the NASCAR game, ranging from the feisty female racer from the 1950s, Louise Smith, to the legendary champion Fred Lorenzen and announcer Benny Parsons. Golenbock draws incredible stories from these people, and has assembled a collection of stories that tells the tale of not only NASCAR's transformation from a regional backwater sport to an empire, but also brings to light new twists on the most dramatic stories of the sport. Golenbock's interviews pull out the human side of the men and women of racing, offering an intimate glimpse of life on and off the track.

"Car and Driver's" Brock Yates's perspective on NASCAR spans nearly 50 years, and his wry observations are always sure to incite both cheers and jeers. "NASCAR Off the Record" is a pithy, opinionated, hilarious, and compelling collection of some of the greatest NASCAR stories of all time, as told by a man who was present at the scene. 0-7603-1726-7$24.

Nascar Racing 3 - NASCAR Racing 3 is a racing simulation produced by Papyrus Sports. Players can compete in the NASCAR Winston Cup series and the NASCAR Busch Series.

Collectible action figure game - A collectible action figure game is a collectible tabletop game in which the primary component is some sort of action figure. The first collectible action figure game was Mark Rein-Hagen's Z-G.

NASCAR 2005: Chase for the Cup - NASCAR 2005: Chase for the Cup is a racing simulation published by EA Sports in August 2004 for PlayStation 2, Nintendo Gamecube, and Xbox. It is the seventh game of the NASCAR Thunder series, and the first of the series to not include Thunder in the title since NASCAR 2000 in 1999.

NASCAR Racers - NASCAR Racers is a cartoon about two rival NASCAR racing teams, Team Fastex and Team Rexcor, compete against each other in the futuristic NASCAR Unlimited Division.

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