Find All About Motor Sports - Guide for Racing Fans in Detroit, Michigan, United States, for US $2.50

All About Motor Sports

The Race Fan and Beginner's Complete Guide

Description

Here is a book for fans of racing who want to learn more about the various forms of motor racing or who want to "get into the game" and race themselves.

It discusses the cost of racing and the level of commitment needed to be successful, sponsorship, and licensing.

There are appendices that list racing schools, racing books, sanctioning bodies and associations, engine builders, etc. There is also a glossary of racing terms and an index.

It includes photos and line drawings of various race cars and motorcycles.

This book is new, never read, and in excellent condition.

Measures 8-1/2 inches by 11 inches; 280 pages.

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Enzo Ferrari died 25 years ago today

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