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This entertaining book delves into the personalities and hijinks that made Shelby American such a vibrant place to work.

Indy Split is a fascinating, authoritative and overdue account of the big money battle that nearly destroyed the sport of Indy car racing.

In Racer, Andretti candidly recounts how these powerful forces shaped a diverse professional driving career.

Excerpt from Shelby American.

This book takes you inside the broadcast booth with Paul Page, who captured the excitement of twenty-seven Indy 500 races.

Excerpt from The Fastest Woman on Wheels.

Blog Post on Indy Split. 

Beast chronicles the subterfuge and debunks the myths about this legendary power plant that persist twenty years on.

50 First Victories chronicles the journey of NASCAR’s best as they drive their way to that landmark first victory.

Spend a tumultuous week behind the scenes with Kenny Wallace and the Square D team as their independently funded team struggles to compete with the best of the best in the 1990s, the golden era of NASCAR racing.

The early career of Don Prudhomme is captured in this spine-tingling account of the 1973 Nationals at Indianapolis Raceway Park.

Adventures in Ferrari Land is a cloth-bound Ferrari book set chronicling the heritage of some of the world's most desirable collectible Ferraris.

Authors Tom Cotter and Al Pearce recount the colorful story of how two hard-working car guys built one of the largest race teams in history.

In these action-filled pages author Hal Higdon tells how Rutherford grew into a racing great.

This is the story of the 1970 Indy 500, but the scenes are repeated on the stained turns of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway year after year.

Crash Club is another Henry Gregor Felsen novel that captured the heart and soul of 1950s hot rod culture.

Hot Rod captured the heart and soul of 1950s hot rod culture.

A Champion's Path describes the tactics and strategic cultures adopted by world-class racing teams and delivers a roadmap for businesses seeking to shift their teams from great to extraordinary.

Fast Lines is a collection of 55 of Pete's columns, Fast Lines, from Vintage Racecar Magazine.

Road Rocket captures the heart and soul of 1950s hot rod culture.

The Last Lap is a gripping inquest into the fast life and mysterious death of racing driver Pete Kreis.

This book takes you inside the broadcast booth with Paul Page, who captured the excitement of twenty-seven Indy 500 races.

This carefully crafted edition presents the beloved story of Madison’s hard-driving path to rodding redemption.

This is the story of the 1970 Indy 500, but the scenes are repeated on the stained turns of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway year after year.

In the Red is an insider’s look at the 2001 NASCAR season with his son, Dale Earnhardt Jr.

In these action-filled pages author Hal Higdon tells how Rutherford grew into a racing great.

Time Flies is an inside account of PacWest’s eight-year run in the CART series.

Indy Split is a fascinating, authoritative and overdue account of the big money battle that nearly destroyed the sport of Indy car racing.

Spend a tumultuous week behind the scenes with Kenny Wallace and the Square D team as their independently funded team struggles to compete with the best of the best in the 1990s, the golden era of NASCAR racing.

In Racer, Andretti candidly recounts how these powerful forces shaped a diverse professional driving career.

This book details the inside story of how IMSA became a global powerhouse in just a few short years.

The early career of Don Prudhomme is captured in this spine-tingling account of the 1973 Nationals at Indianapolis Raceway Park.

Race to Win explains how and why legends like Sebastian Vettel, Jimmie Johnson, Ayrton Senna, Michael Schumacher and Mario Andretti maintained their dominance.